2025

2024

The celebrations before he went over the top 😂

Swipe 👈 for #WheelieWednesday with #WarsawSGP Winner Jason Doyle ✊

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The #SGPAcademy is going down under!! 🦘

After the success of its launch here in Europe, #SGPLegends and riders are teaming up to inspire and teach the next generation of Australian Speedway Talent! 🔥

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ABSOLUTELY AUS-SOME 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@jasondoyle69 went a bit overboard when he won his first #SGP round since 2017 this year at the #WarsawSGP 🇵🇱

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It's early morning and you've just got the call... 📲

1 Round, anywhere on the race calendar, where do you dream to step up and take on the worlds best? ⚔️

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50,000 screaming fans in the PGE Narodowy 🤩

Experience an event like no other with the #WarsawSGP in FULL on our Youtube page THIS Friday at 17:00 GMT 👀

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Time for some blind ranking!! 🙈

How would you rate some of the top #SGP riders in history? 🤔

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THIS WAS A DISASTER for @leonmadsendk 😓

“A school boy error” saw him excluded after turning up
to the tapes in the wrong helmet colour 💥

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Looking back at when we took over the Polish Capital 🇵🇱🏆🇵🇱

Australia hit out with back-to-back wins in the first two rounds of the year as @jasondoyle69 took home gold at the #WarsawSGP 🔥

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WHAT A YEAR 🙌

Take a look at some of the key figures from a historic year in #SGP 📈

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What a weekend this was at the 2024 #CroatianSGP 🇭🇷

Take a look back at some of our favourite snaps from our time in Donji Kraljevec 📸 

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WWK FIM Speedway GP of Germany – Landshut

Germany

PZM FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw

Poland

FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague

Czechia

FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R4

Great Britain

FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R5

FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Gorzow

FIM Speedway GP of Sweden – Malilla

Sweden

OlyBet FIM Speedway GP of Latvia – Riga

Latvia

DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Wroclaw

Deluxe Homeart FIM Speedway GP of Denmark – Vojens

Denmark

2024 SGP standings

Swedish star Fredrik Lindgren hopes to find the magic formula to end Lublin teammate Bartosz Zmarzlik’s reign as Speedway GP world champion and take his place at the top of the podium.Fast Freddie raced to his third Speedway GP World Championship bronze medal last season, adding to the ones he collected in 2018 and 2020, as well as the silver medal he claimed in 2023.The only colour missing from the 2015 FIM Speedway World Cup winner’s SGP collection is gold, and Lindgren starts 2025 among the championship favourites in the year he celebrates his 40th birthday.That milestone comes on September 15 – two days after the final Speedway GP round in Vojens on September 13, but Lindgren knows he has a lot of work to do if he is to celebrate his big day in champion style.Lindgren is pleased with his preparations for the 2025 season so far. But asked what it will take to deny five-time Speedway GP world champion Zmarzlik a record-equalling sixth gold medal, he said: “We are all asking the question, but maybe we can stop asking after this year.“I am going to give it a go, as I always do. I don’t know what to say really, but I am going to give 100 percent every day to try and become world champion.“I have had a good winter. I have been training non-stop. I am feeling in good shape and the mechanics have done a good job with the bikes. Overall, we are excited to get into racing.”There are a few changes to the Speedway GP calendar for 2025, including Britain’s National Speedway Stadium staging an historic ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester double-header on June 13 and 14.Lindgren is looking forward to making his UK return for that big weekend, with tickets selling fast. He said: “The Manchester track is cool. Hopefully they prep it nicely and we have some great racing there for those two days of GPs.”Lindgren should get a warm welcome in the UK, where he raced for Birmingham last season and spent 14 years across two separate spells with Wolverhampton. He made a brief British comeback for the Ben Fund Bonanza at Oxford last Sunday, defying some wet conditions to take third place, picking up four heat wins along the way in a strong showing.“It was tricky conditions,” he said. “It might have looked good, but it didn’t always feel good. I was happy to be over in Britain. I enjoy racing over there. It was nice to catch up with a few people and get a few laps in.“It’s early in the season, so you are maybe not 100 percent ready. It was tricky, but all the riders gave it a good go and no-one really complained much, so that was a positive.”

LINDGREN'S GOLDEN QUEST

Five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik has extended his contract with PGE Ekstraliga champions Lublin into 2026.The record 26-time Speedway GP winner has won back-to-back Polish league titles with the club following his move from boyhood team Gorzow ahead of the 2023 season.Racing alongside Speedway GP rivals Fredrik Lindgren, Jack Holder and Dominik Kubera, as well as double SGP2 champion Mateusz Cierniak and reigning SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski, Zmarzlik spearheads a dream team being tipped to push hard for the club’s fourth straight championship.Zmarzlik had no intention of changing a winning formula. He said: “The president was interested in me staying for another year, so that we wouldn't have to have any more talks during the season.“Together with the team and my brother Pawel, who is my manager, we have no objections or complaints about anything.&nbsp;“It's really worth racing at a club where everything is professional. If you feel good in a good place, you shouldn't change it.”Zmarzlik launches his bid for a record-equalling sixth FIM Speedway World Championship at the WWK FIM Speedway GP of Germany – Landshut on Saturday, May 3.As well as racing for Lublin this year, he will also compete for Bauhaus Elitserien champions Lejonen in Sweden.

ZMARZLIK SIGNS LUBLIN EXTENSION

Aussie icon Jason Doyle recalls the night he ended his seven-year search for a Speedway GP win as episode one of Twist the Throttle Season 3 premieres on YouTube tonight.Featuring exclusive interviews with the Speedway GP class of 2024 and insight from American legend Greg Hancock, the first of five episodes relives the 2024 FIM Speedway GP of Croatia and 2024 Orlen FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Warsaw.We look back on Jack Holder’s first-ever Speedway GP victory in Croatia, as well as reliving Doyle’s PGE Narodowy triumph. Watch this week’s episode below from 18:00 UK time / 19:00 CET.<iframe width="100%" height="400" src="https://youtube.com/embed/RjquuD_ffhA" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>It was Doyle’s first Speedway GP win since he sealed the 2017 World Championship with victory at the FIM Speedway GP of Australia – Melbourne, and one he celebrated wildly.“I was ecstatic,” he said. “I think that’s the best word to say. Obviously, I celebrated a little too hard after the win. I crashed and fell off the air fence! It was enjoyable and just shows the true emotions when you do win a GP. It means a lot to a lot of riders.“The last one was when I won the world title in 2017. I won Melbourne and then struggled for so many years trying to get back on the top step.&nbsp;“I work so hard. It was only me that knew I had the chance and new opportunities to be a Grand Prix winner again. To win in Warsaw was an amazing moment.”Catch a new episode of Twist the Throttle every Wednesday evening for the next five weeks on Speedway GP’s official YouTube channel <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@speedwaygptv">HERE</a>.

TWIST THE THROTTLE | EPISODE ONE | THE WAIT ENDS FOR HOLDER & DOYLE

Belle Vue skipper Brady Kurtz isn’t expecting too much home advantage as he takes on the best in world at the ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester on June 13 and 14.One-day tickets are now available <a href="https://www.sgpmanchester.com/">HERE</a> for Britain’s biggest speedway event, and they are expected to sell fast, with the main grandstand already sold out for both days of the National Speedway Stadium’s first Speedway GP weekend.Kurtz will be lining up on his Rowe Motor Oil Premiership home track, where he has led the club to two league championships in three seasons. He will be joined in the event by fellow Belle Vue hero, Great Britain star Dan Bewley.Double FIM Speedway of Nations champion Robert Lambert will also be flying the British flag, with the likes of five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik and world No.3 Fredrik Lindgren also in action, along with British speedway regulars Jason Doyle, Jack Holder, Max Fricke and Jan Kvech.In his Speedway GP debut season, Kurtz will be determined to make his mark on a track he has called home in the UK since 2021. But he isn’t expecting too much home advantage on a circuit rated as one of the best in the world.He said: “I am looking forward to it. I can be happy that it’s here at Belle Vue, but I think when you get to that level, it doesn’t really matter which track you are on. All of those guys can ride on any track – no matter what size it is.“I shouldn’t be hoping for too much home advantage or anything like that. But I will look forward to being on a track I feel comfortable on – that’s for sure.”Kurtz was due to make his Belle Vue debut in 2020 until the Covid-19 pandemic brought the sport to a halt. His move came following Poole’s decision to drop down to the Cab Direct Championship at the end of the 2019 season and the Cowra-born racer now sees Manchester as very much his UK home.“The move feels like a lifetime ago!” he said. “I can’t even remember not being a Belle Vue rider – I think that’s how it feels at the moment. I feel like I put the red suit on, and I was settled in.“I feel good here. I live in the area now. I feel like this is my club and I am happy to be here.“I had dinner with (Poole owner) Matt Ford recently. It had been a while since I had seen him. We were reminiscing about Poole, and I think he said I was one of the only riders he knows who has left Poole and become better for it. Coming from him, that’s a massive compliment. When I did leave Poole, it was time for me to do it. This was the place, and I am glad I ended up here.”Kurtz also races for another Speedway GP host club Wroclaw and spent last season with Swedish team Dackarna, whose home track stages the FIM Speedway GP of Sweden – Malilla.“It’s nice to be familiar with some of the tracks,” he said. “But the GP is a different animal, and it doesn’t matter how well you know each track. All of the guys know all of the tracks.“I think I have prepared the best I can for the season. We still have a little while before the GPs start, so I am looking to get some good results in before then.”Kurtz has made a stellar start to 2025, winning his second Australian Championship in January and retaining his Peter Craven Memorial crown in Manchester earlier this month. He’s keen to maintain this momentum.He said: “I worked hard in the winter and Australia went really well. Obviously winning the Aussie Championship was a great start to 2025. It feels like it was a long time ago now. It doesn’t feel like it was just a couple of months ago. It feels like last year.“I was super happy with it. It was something I wanted to accomplish, and it was nice to actually do it. I am looking forward to hopefully accomplishing a few more things.”Tickets for the ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester are available online <a href="https://www.sgpmanchester.com/">HERE</a> now.

KURTZ: NO HOME ADVANTAGE IN MANCHESTER AS ONE-DAY SPEEDWAY GP TICKETS ARE RELEASED

Great Britain racer Tom Brennan admits spending the off-season in Australia “showed me a different way of how to approach my speedway” after racing to victory at the Ben Fund Bonanza in Oxford on Sunday.Brennan topped the podium ahead of Poland’s Tobiasz Musielak in second, Speedway GP star Fredrik Lindgren in third and fourth-placed Oxford ace Charles Wright, who crashed in the closing stages of the final.The double FIM Speedway of Nations world champion looked in red-hot form at one of British speedway’s annual curtain-raisers, which is staged in aid of the Speedway Riders Benevolent Fund – a charity that supports riders temporarily and permanently sidelined by racing injuries.Brennan spent part of the European winter racing and practising Down Under as he bids to continue his progress in 2025.While the trip offered him plenty of bike time, he admits the experience gave him a different perspective on the sport away from the pressure of the top European leagues.He said: “It was racing, but in a very different light. It showed me a different way of how to approach my speedway, be calm and be focused, but also have a bit of fun and not just be so serious all the time. There is a time and a place to be serious. If I am doing a high-level meeting, I have to be switched on and serious. But sometimes with the league racing or an open meeting, you can take it a little bit differently and I think I have learned that.”Asked his goals for 2025, Brennan replied: “There isn’t anything too specific. It’s just trying to get up that ladder, make steps up and keep on that upward spiral. As long as I am doing that and progressing in the sport, no matter how fast that is, I don’t really mind. I am happy – as long as I am improving and not going stale.”Ipswich racer Brennan was delighted to start his 2025 season with victory in the Ben Fund Bonanza.He said: “This is such a good cause for everybody involved. I am really excited and really happy for everybody involved with the Ben Fund. These guys go really unnoticed, but the kind of funds they supply for us are above and beyond. I never say no to this meeting, and it’s even better to come away with the win.“It was tough. The track went wet and then dry. We had to kind of chase the track. But the conditions were good. Oxford is always really well prepared. Tremendous applause to them.”For further details about the Speedway Riders Benevolent Fund or to make a donation, <a href="https://www.srbf.co.uk/">CLICK HERE</a>.

FRESH PERSPECTIVE FOR BEN FUND WINNER BRENNAN

Swedish team manager Linus Sundstrom insists he’s determined to give something back to the sport in his homeland as he steps up his Swedish Speedway Academy project in 2025.Sundstrom was appointed as national coach last autumn, replacing Vastervik boss Morgan Andersson, and the 2015 FIM Speedway World Cup winner will lead the side into his first FIM Speedway of Nations in Torun from September 30 until October 4.Aside from his managerial commitments to Poland’s senior and junior sides, Sundstrom continues to build his Swedish Speedway Academy, which he launched in 2023.&nbsp;He will also coach alongside six-time FIM Speedway world champion Tony Rickardsson at the FIM SGP Academy in Malilla from July 3-5.Sundstrom’s aim is to equip more young riders with the skills needed to take on the sport’s biggest stars as he continues his involvement in speedway following his retirement due to injury in 2021.He explained: “I am not done in the sport. I want to give back to it and I feel I have it in me to help Swedish speedway going forward.“We kicked off this academy as a pilot project in 2023, just to try it out, and we went full gas in 2024.&nbsp; Last year we had five weekends, and we had competitions on the 250cc bikes and the 500s. It was open to under-21s. This year, the 85cc and 190cc SGP4 riders will also be with us.“This year’s first weekend will be in Gislaved on April 19-20. We will also invite Lejonen’s own speedway school kids to come. I think we will have between 35 and 45 kids on this weekend.&nbsp;“We will be running on both tracks at the same time – the small track and big track. We will have our training weekends in Gislaved, Kumla and Eskilstuna, and the reason why we go to those places is the same reason why they had SGP4 in Malilla – the small track and its pits are separate. We have the chance to run both tracks at the same time. That’s what we are going to do.”Sundstrom’s efforts have been well supported by his fellow Swedish stars, with both current and former riders taking part as coaches.&nbsp;He said: “I had Pontus Aspgren and Ricky Kling with me as training instructors last year. At one of the weekends, Tony Rickardsson was with us. (Four-time Speedway GP world champion) Greg Hancock was with us when we were in Vastervik.“We had training in Mariestad, and we had PK (Peter Karlsson) and Oliver Berntzon, who chipped in and helped the youngsters. Andreas Jonsson is involved – supporting us financially through the building company he is running today. Freddie Lindgren has also been involved, along with Peter Nahlin and Magnus Zetterstrom.“There are a lot of current and former riders involved, and it was a good first year. We will build on that now for 2025.“I am really thankful and really happy to have all of these guys involved. The response has been better than I could have ever wished for. I am just trying to get a little bit of help and involve as many people as possible in one way or another to share their experience and support the kids.”Sundstrom admits that the Swedish Speedway Academy isn’t only about supporting the young riders. He said: “It’s 50 percent for the riders and 50 percent for their mechanics, which is normally the mums and dads.“We want to help them to save money and give them some tips and tricks to not waste money. We can advise them how and where they need to spend their time, how to look after the bikes and how to make them work well. The academy is not only for the riders.”While Sundstrom admits clubs must still offer youngsters the chance to get a first taste of the sport, he is ready to support Sweden’s young guns as they establish themselves on the shale.He added: “As soon as the youngsters and their parents decide to start with speedway – when they get a bike and a licence – I will look after them in the academy with training sessions and all the help we can offer.“It is still up to each club to make sure they have speedway schools and training sessions, so that they can offer kids the chance to try speedway. But once they are in the sport and have their own bike, I will look after them together with Ricky, Pontus and all of the guys involved in the academy.”

SUNDSTROM'S SWEDISH SPEEDWAY ACADEMY STEPS UP FOR 2025

Former Speedway GP winner Peter Kildemand can’t wait for a packed programme of racing in 2025 as he makes his first appearance on the Oxford track at the Ben Fund Bonanza on Sunday (6pm).Kildemand joins Speedway GP stars Fredrik Lindgren, Max Fricke and Jason Doyle in the event, staged to support the Speedway Riders Benevolent Fund – a British-based charity which aids stars of the sport temporarily or permanently sidelined by speedway injuries.Also in action are Oxford’s former world No.3 Maciej Janowski, double FIM Speedway of Nations world champion Tom Brennan, former British champions Adam Ellis, Danny King and Charles Wright and double Australian champion Sam Masters. German international Erik Riss, former SGP2 star Jonas Knudsen, Tobiasz Musielak, Lewis Kerr, Justin Sedgmen and Ben Barker complete a stellar line-up.The Ben Fund Bonanza will be Kildemand’s first appearance at Cowley since he ended his seven-year absence from British racing. As well as riding for Oxford Spires in the Rowe Motor Oil Premiership, he will compete for Berwick in the Cab Direct Championship.Having found himself on the sidelines for his Polish Metalkas 2. Ekstraliga team Rzeszow last year, racing only for Fjelsted in Denmark, Kildemand had a very quiet 2024 season. He admits his return to the UK has significantly improved his schedule for 2025.He said: “Before the Danish league starts, I think I will have more meetings than I had in the whole of 2024! I am looking forward to it.“Over the last couple of years, I have not been racing enough. Last year I had some problems with my team spot in Poland. I did practice, but I really miss racing and having meetings. I think this is a good opportunity for me to come back to Britain and get some more meetings under my belt.“I was with Rzeszow, but I never got into the team. They signed Nicki Pedersen pretty late, so they never used me. I never even raced one meeting. I only did the Danish league last year. That was about 14 meetings. I really need more.“I raced the year before in Rzeszow and everything went well. We won the league and were promoted to the next one. Everything was set up and then I just didn’t have the races.&nbsp;“That’s why I am coming back to Britain – to race. I will be racing more or less every week. Hopefully I can really start to enjoy it if I am racing a bit more. Last year was tough for me. When you have reached some kind of level, you really put a lot of pressure on yourself.“It’s so hard to deliver when you are only racing once a week or once every second week. It doesn’t come naturally. I hope I can enjoy racing a bit more again. It comes more naturally when you are on the bike.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

BEN FUND BONANZA | KILDEMAND READY TO KICK OFF BUSY 2025

Belle Vue Aces boss Mark Lemon says fans are in for two “unforgettable” nights of racing as tickets go on sale for the ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester double-header on Friday, June 13 and Saturday, June 14.Fans can now purchase two-day tickets for Britain’s first-ever Speedway GP double-header online <a href="https://www.sgpmanchester.com/">HERE</a>, guaranteeing their spot at trackside for both days – offering a saving on individual tickets, which will be available on Wednesday from 10am UK time.Having staged the 2016 FIM Speedway World Cup Race Off and Final and the 2021 and 2024 FIM Speedway of Nations Finals, one of the world’s top racetracks makes its much-anticipated debut on the Speedway GP calendar.British fans can get behind Britain’s FIM SON world title-winning heroes Robert Lambert and Dan Bewley, while Belle Vue supporters will also be supporting club captain Brady Kurtz as the Aussie ace makes his SGP debut this season.&nbsp;The club is also delighted to announce the club’s main sponsor ATPI as the principal sponsor of the Speedway GP events at the National Speedway Stadium.Belle Vue CEO Lemon commented: “We are naturally excited to officially launch the Manchester Grand Prix events. These are the GPs that the fans really wanted, and we are delighted to make it happen.“This is a huge milestone for Belle Vue Speedway. We would like to extend our thanks to owners and directors Tony Rice and Robin Southwell for their incredible backing and Manchester City Council.&nbsp;“It is also the perfect fit that ATPI, through the continuous loyal support from CEO Ian Sinderson, should be the principal sponsor for the Grand Prix events. With all these people, it would not be possible to bring the biggest meetings in the world to Manchester.“We believe that the National Speedway Stadium and Manchester can deliver two unforgettable Grand Prix events.”The world’s best riders including five-time Speedway GP world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik, Swedish star Fredrik Lindgren and British Rowe Motor Oil Premiership stars Jason Doyle, Max Fricke, Jack Holder and Jan Kvech will all be in action alongside Lambert, Bewley and Kurtz.ATPI CEO Ian Sinderson, a long-time fan and backer of the club, said: “This is going to be a history-making season for the Belle Vue ATPI Aces.“We are proud to be associated and to fully support the biggest-ever speedway events being held in Manchester. The National Speedway Stadium is the best track in the world. We are excited to see two of the most outstanding GPs take place in this city.”ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain - Manchester tickets are available online <a href="https://www.sgpmanchester.com/">HERE</a> now.

TWO-DAY TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR MANCHESTER SPEEDWAY GP WEEKEND

German racer Norick Blodorn is ready to chase multiple FIM Speedway medals in 2025.Blodorn joined forces with Speedway GP star Kai Huckenbeck to help Germany make history at the 2024 FIM Speedway of Nations in Manchester, as they claimed fourth place – the country’s best finish in a senior world team final since 1997.Germany has not won a medal since they bagged bronze at the 1982 FIM Speedway World Team Cup Final at White City in London, and the class of 2024 fell just a point beating third-placed Sweden to the rostrum in Manchester.But after finishing ahead of highly-fancied Poland and Denmark at the National Speedway Stadium, Blodorn would love to take that next step on to the podium at the 2025 FIM SON in Torun, which runs from September 30 until October 4.He said: “Last year was insane for Germany. Nobody really expected that. It’s always a goal to make it to the Final. Then we made that happen.“Finishing fourth and one point short of a medal was great – beating the Polish and Danish teams. It was such a unique feeling for the Germans.“We could repeat that this year and maybe even get a medal. Last season was proper close. If we could repeat that performance, it would be great to take that next step. But as long as we get into the Final, we can be happy.”Blodorn has another medal in his sights as he targets SGP2 qualification in his final season at FIM Speedway Under-21 World Championship level. He finished ninth in the 2023 competition but missed out on the series in 2024. Blodorn is determined to bounce back with a podium push this season.He said: “I have always come up a bit short when it comes to the medals, so I definitely want to win something there. I feel like I have been near the top in the junior categories for quite a long time, but I have never managed to get on the podium. I think it’s safe to say I want to get on the podium now.”

MEDAL BIDS FOR BLODORN

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