Speedway

South Australia To Host FIM Oceania Speedway Championship

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Australian Speedway Champion Max Fricke: Image courtesy of Chris Horne
Adelaide, South Australia has been announced as the location to host the FIM Oceania Speedway Championship on November 23, 2019.

Australia has previously held FIM Oceania sanctioned Speedway Sidecar Championships, but this time solo speedway riders will be the stars under the FIM Oceania banner.

Gillman Speedway, in metropolitan Adelaide, is one of Australia‰Ûªs best speedway tracks.

With the 2020 Australian Senior Solo Speedway Championship kicking off in January, Speedway Riders Association of South Australia President Ivan Golding said the event provided home-grown riders competing overseas with another quality event to race at in Australia.

‰ÛÏIt will be a great opportunity for the Australian riders when they return home from overseas to compete in another big meeting on home soil,‰Û

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