'You never know what can happen' - Pawel Przedpelski set for first Speedway Grand Prix as qualified rider

Pawel Przedpelski’s triumph in the 2021 Grand Prix challenge saw him secure his place as a qualified rider for the 2022 Speedway Grand Prix. The Polish rider previously featured as a wild card entry in 2016, 2017 and 2021 so will be making his first appearance as one of the main 15 competitors. Ad/> Przedpelski is one of three riders set to make their debut as a qualified rider at the 2022 SGP, along with Jack Holder and Dan Bewley, who are replacements for suspended Russian duo, Emil Sayfutdinov and defending champion Artem Laguta.

Speedway GPEvery round live on Warner Bros. Discovery Sports' platforms as Speedway enters brave new worldYESTERDAY AT 08:02 The 26-year-old spoke to Eurosport ahead of the new season, outlining his prospects and ambitions with the first race set for April 30 in Gorican, Croatia live on discovery+. It was an amazing moment in Zarnovica at the GP Challenge for you and it was an amazing week – you become a father and a GP rider all in the same week.

That was, I think, one of the biggest moments in my life. In one week, how many important things happened to me?! I became a father and, for the first time in my career, I am going into the GPs. I don’t think I will believe it until the end of my life.

Speedway Grand Prix explained — Everything you need to know ahead of 2022 season Speedway Grand Prix 2022 — what it is, how to watch, race calendar, who is taking part Do you feel ready for this? Do you feel this has come at the right time for you? I feel ready. All my stuff and all my team is prepared now. We are just waiting now.

The first round is pretty close. I am looking forward to starting the GPs. What are your expectations for this year? Speedway is a strange sport.