Speedway World Cup
The Speedway World Team Championships are held since 1960 by the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM ). Since 2001 is called the World Cup Speedway World Cup, before it was called Speedway World Team Cup, and consists of two semi-final races and a final race. The semi-finals and finals will be awarded annually.
- 5.1 Semi-finals ( 1)
- 5.2 Semi Finals ( 2)
- 5.3 final
- 6.1 Semi-finals ( 1)
- 6.2 Semi Finals ( 2)
- 6.3 final
- 7.1 Semi-finals ( 1)
- 7.2 Semi Finals ( 2)
- 7.3 final
- 8.1 Semi-finals ( 1)
- 8.2 Semi Finals ( 2)
- 8.3 final
Mode to 2011
The Speedway Team World Championship ( Speedway World Cup) will take place in several events within a week. A total of four events will be held at three locations to determine the team champion. There are also the two qualifying runs that are performed before. At each event take four representative teams with five drivers. Six teams are already for the two semi-finals, qualifies the called events. The two winners of the qualifying heats also the semi-finals. The winner of semi-final draws directly to the final. Second and third place winners can still reach the finals if they occupy the first or second place there over the repechage (Race -Off).
Changes in 2012
Since 2012, the teams consist of only four drivers. The host of the finals automatically qualify for this, so participation is limited to the finals with the winners of the semi-finals as well as the Race- offs.
Purse
The prize money that will be paid, will be paid by the FIM to the national association, which is responsible for the national team. The total prize money of 122,000 U.S. dollars will be distributed.
Speedway World Cup 2008
Semi-finals ( 1)
Participants:
- Australia Australia 56 points
- Poland Poland 56 points
- Russia Russia 36 points
- Hungary Hungary 10 points
Semi Finals ( 2)
Participants:
- Denmark Denmark 63 points
- Sweden Sweden 50.5 points
- United Kingdom United Kingdom 25.5 points
- Czech Republic Czech Republic 13 points
Final
Participants:
- Denmark Denmark 49 points
- Poland Poland 46 points
- Sweden Sweden 39 points
- Australia Australia 21 points
Speedway World Cup 2009
Semi-finals ( 1)
Participants:
- Russia Russia 51 points
- Sweden Sweden 47 points
- Denmark Denmark 45 points
- Czech Republic Czech Republic 12 points
Semi Finals ( 2)
Participants:
- Poland Poland 54 points
- Australia Australia 52 points
- United Kingdom Great Britain 43 points
- Slovenia Slovenia 13 points
Final
Participants:
- Poland Poland 44 points
- Australia Australia 43 points
- Sweden Sweden 36 points
- Russia Russia 35 points
* Due to inclement weather postponed to July 19th of 18.
Speedway World Cup 2010
Semi-finals ( 1)
- July 25, 2010 in Gorzów Wielkopolski
Participants:
- Poland Poland 68 points
- Denmark Denmark 45 points
- Russia Russia 31 points
- Czech Republic Czech Republic 8 points
Semi Finals ( 2)
- July 26, 2010 in King's Lynn
Participants:
- United Kingdom Great Britain 51 points
- Australia Australia 48 points
- Sweden Sweden 40 points
- Finland Finland 14 points
Final
Participants:
- Poland Poland 44 points
- Denmark Denmark 39 points
- Sweden Sweden 35 points
- United Kingdom United Kingdom 33 points
* Due to inclement weather July 31, deferred to 1 August.
Speedway World Cup 2011
Semi-finals ( 1)
- July 9, 2011 in Vojens
Participants:
- Denmark Denmark 50 points
- Sweden Sweden 48 points
- Australia Australia 47 points
- Germany Germany 8 points
Semi Finals ( 2)
Participants:
- Poland Poland 62 points
- United Kingdom Great Britain 49 points
- Russia Russia 21 points
- Czech Republic Czech Republic 20 points
Final
Participants: Participants:
- Poland Poland 51 points
- Australia Australia 45 points
- Sweden Sweden 30 points
- Denmark Denmark 29 points
Speedway World Cup 2012
Semi-finals ( 1)
- July 7, 2012 in Bydgoszcz
Participants:
- Russia Russia 35 points
- Poland Poland 34 points
- Denmark Denmark 33 points
- United States of America 23 points
Semi Finals ( 2)
- July 9, 2012 in King's Lynn
Participants:
- Australia Australia 45 points
- United Kingdom Great Britain 41 points
- Czech Republic Czech Republic 30 points
- Germany Germany 15 points
Final
Participants: Participants:
- Denmark Denmark 39 points
- Australia Australia 36 points
- Russia Russia 30 points
- Sweden Sweden 24 points