Team Long Track World Championship

The Long Track Team World Cup is a since 2007 been registered by the FIM web sports competition, where the teams have been from Germany, Great Britain, France, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Finland and participated since 2013, Australia. A long-track team consists of four riders, one of which during a race (Heat / run) three at the start go (the fourth driver of a nation stands as a tactical reserve available ). Every nation goes during a final event six times at the start and occurs against any other participating nation once. Altogether there are thus 21 runs ( " Heats "). In each run, two nations face each with three drivers. The winner of the heats gets 5 points, the second 4, the third 3, the fourth 2 and the Fifth Place still receives one point, the last driver of heats gets nothing. A team can therefore achieve a maximum of twelve points in each run. The points of all drivers of a nation are added. After all the heats have been carried out, the team with the highest score of new world champion.

Up to and including 2012, the two best teams wore point after the heats of the A - final of the World Championship title. In addition, there was a small final ( B final ) for the bronze medal, here is the third and four placed teams went after the heats at the start. Furthermore, there was a so-called C- finals for the fifth place. In the heats (then participated in six nations, therefore, there were 15 heats ) drove each team once against every other participating nation.

List of winners

The first six sweeps, since the introduction of the long-track team World Cup, the German national team was able to win. But in the seventh then failing the German team and could only occupy the fourth place. Long-track team world champion in 2013 was the team of the Netherlands.