Click here to swap to the Fullnoise Road WebsiteClick here to swap to the Fullnoise Off Road WebsiteClick here to swap to the Fullnoise Off Road WebsiteClick here to join the Fullnoise Twitter PageClick here to join the Fullnoise Facebook Page
Click the Fullnoise Logo to return to the home page
http://www.ficeda.com.au


Speedway News
Aussies miss Speedway World Cup, Danes and Swedes complete 2010 SWC Final line-up


Posted: Friday, 30th July, 2010 : 10:44 AM - - 2,731 Reads


Danish skipper Hans Andersen says his side has no fears about tackling 2010 FIM PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna Speedway World Cup favourites Poland on home shale, after winning the Race-Off at Vojens on Thursday night.

Andersen and his men scored 48 points to narrowly beat Sweden, who bagged 47. But both Scandinavian nations join defending champions Poland and Team Great Britain in the Final on Saturday.

A young Australia team missed out after finishing third on 36 points, while a battling Russian team far from disgraced themselves on 19.

The Danes were thrashed by Poland in Event One at Gorzow on Sunday afternoon and finished 23 points behind them.

But Grand Prix star Andersen says his team needed little lifting after that result and is certain the odds-on favourites will not have it all their own way on Danish shale.

He said: “There was no need to be picked up after Sunday. No-one was down and I thought the team did well. The Poles were magnificent and any other team that raced there would have had the same beating.

“We won the Race-Off with 48 points and we scored 45 in Poland, so it wasn’t a big difference. It’s just that now there are more teams to take points off each other.

“It will be very good. There are four teams and it’s going to be important to score points in every race.

“Poland was a different track. They’re always going to be fast on their own track and Vojens is very different from what we rode at Gorzow.

“Poland might be favourites, but it’s an open field, four good teams and anything can happen.”

The Danes made a somewhat sluggish start to the Race-Off and Sweden were seven points ahead of them after five heats.

Andersen, who topped the Danish scorechart on 11 points, admits his team was caught out by track conditions, but was pleased with his side’s consistency once they got into their stride.

He said: “We just needed to sort the set-up out. I thought we rode fairly well and we were solid once we passed the first five heats. It’s not about winning every race; it’s about scoring points in every race because every team will take points off each other.

“It was good. The track conditions didn’t really suit us, but it’s the same for all and we did alright. I think the track might be a little bit different for the Final, depending on the weather.

“I made some good gates and felt like I had plenty of speed. I’m fairly happy with my own performance but, most importantly, everyone performed in the team, so it’s happy days.”

While riding in an SWC Final on home soil can bring added pressures, Andersen says a huge Danish crowd in Vojens has a vital role to play in helping his side regain the Ove Fundin Trophy on Saturday.

“The fans will be important,” he said. “It will be just like riding in a home GP. They spur us on and probably make us go a little bit better.

“I wouldn’t say it will be added pressure. We put pressure on our own shoulders because we don’t want to let all the people down.

“But it should be good on Saturday. Hopefully it will be a full stadium and hopefully the Danes will be on top.”

Following the Race-Off, the draw for the SWC Final handed Denmark the white helmet covers again. The Swedes race in red; 2009 winners Poland defend their title in blue, and Team Great Britain wear yellow for their first Final in three years.

RACE-OFF SCORES:

DENMARK (WHITE): 48
1 Kenneth Bjerre (2-2-2-2-2) 10
2 Nicolai Klindt (1-2-3-1-1) 8
3 Niels Kristian Iversen (1-1-3-2-2) 9
4 Bjarne Pedersen (2-2-2-2-2) 10
5 Hans Andersen (1-3-3-3-1) 11

SWEDEN (YELLOW): 47
1 Freddie Lindgren (3-3-2-3-0) 11
2 Jonas Davidsson (2-2-0-0-3) 7
3 Magnus Zetterstrom (3-1-2-3-3) 12
4 Andreas Jonsson (3-2-0-2-1) 8
5 Antonio Lindback (3-T-3-3-0) 9

AUSTRALIA (RED): 36
1 Davey Watt (1-0-2-2-2) 7
2 Darcy Ward (3-1-1-0-1) 6
3 Rory Schlein (2-3-1-1-3-1) 11
4 Troy Batchelor (1-X-1-2) 4
5 Chris Holder (2-3-0 ^-0-3) 8

RUSSIA (BLUE): 19
1 Artem Laguta (0-0-1-0-0) 1
2 Grigory Laguta (0-1-1-1-0) 3
3 Roman Povazhny (0-1-0 ^-1-0) 2
4 Denis Gizatullin (0-0-0-1-3) 4
5 Renat Gafurov (0-3-3-0-3) 9


Click to go back Click here for a print friendly format Click here to email this news item to a friend

Click here for more information






Click here for more information







Rallye
Dakar registrations full in the bike category
10th Sep, 2010
Motocross
Injured Desalle chases number 2 plate in Italy
10th Sep, 2010
Off Road
Tanya Hearn has a great debut year in 2010 AORC Women’s Class
10th Sep, 2010
Drag Racing
2010 Aussie Senior Dirt Track Supp Regs released
9th Sep, 2010
Motocross
Count-down is on for 2010 Honda Australian Junior MX Championships
9th Sep, 2010
Freestyle
Cam Sinclair on Thursday Night Live tonight
9th Sep, 2010
Off Road
Yamaha riders happy with 2010 AORC class wins
9th Sep, 2010
Speedway
Chris Holder - Recharged and ready to roll
9th Sep, 2010
Trials
Bou and Co in search of seventh successive team title
9th Sep, 2010
Motocross
Team Britain confirmed for Motocross of Nations
9th Sep, 2010
Trials
MA launches 2010 Trial des Nations event website
8th Sep, 2010
Motocross
MOTUL and Pirelli join forces in support of women’s motocross
8th Sep, 2010
ATV
YMA announces Australian Quad MX Championship sponsorship
8th Sep, 2010
Freestyle
New vision and direction for Crusty Demons arena spectacular
8th Sep, 2010
General
Honda making kids smile in Brisbane
7th Sep, 2010
Motocross
Australian champion Marmont embarks on MXoN challenge
6th Sep, 2010
Motocross
In at the deep end for Dean Ferris
6th Sep, 2010
Freestyle
Jason Rozycki takes RFDmx Underground Tour round one
6th Sep, 2010
Motocross
Townley sustains broken nose in Steel City
6th Sep, 2010
Enduro
Wet n’ wild time for Josh Green at EWC GP of Turkey
6th Sep, 2010

  More News Articles....



Click here to read
Click here to read
Geboers speaks out ahead of Brazilian GP
Rockstar Teka Suzuki World's Sylvain Geboers offers his views on the season so far and thoughts towards 2011
  Click here to read....  |  Insider archive



E V E N T S   N E X T   W E E K E N D:

 Boulderdash 2 Day Enduro 2010 Boulderdash Endu..
 Round 5 2010 SA MX Championship Series
 Round 14 2010 Yamaha Victorian Offroad Champio..
 Round 8 2010 Japanese Motocross Championships
 Round 15 2010 FIM MX1 and MX2 Motocross World ..
 Round 7 2010 FIM Womens Motocross World Champi..
  Go to Details


T E L E V I S I O N:

  Go to TV Guide



Click here for more information




  FIM Motocross World Championsip - Round 13 -...
  Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship - S...
  Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship - S...
  FIM Motocross World Championsip - Round 12 -...
  2010 FIM World Junior Championship - France
  Viking Group Australian Superbike Championsh...
  Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship - R...
  QRCV Tri State ATV MX Championships - Final ...
  FIM Motocross World Championsip - Round 11 -...
  FIM Motocross World Championsip - Round 10 -...



Click here for more information




Click here to visit Click28.com


Alpinestars A-10 Chest Protector
The Alpinestars A-10 Chest Protector is a CE certified chest protector.   View

New Biketique Triple Clamp Mounting Kit
The Triple clamp Mounting Kit offers customers an alternative mounting position..   View

DFG Shield Layer Body Protection
Steve Cramer Products have presented the new DFG Shield Layer Body Protection.   View



Home ::: Privacy Statement ::: Contacts ::: Advertiser Admin ::: About Fullnoise ::: Logos ::: Add to Favourites

All content © Fullnoise Media Pty Ltd (Fullnoise.com.au)


Total users (in the last 10 mins): 377