Speedway GP – Zmarzlik coronation and final places to be decided in Torun season finale

After one race each the standings are:

• 1 Leon Madsen 3 points
• 2 Dan Bewley 3 points
• 3 Dominik Kubera 3 points
• 4 Patryk Dudek 3 points
• 5 Martin Vaculik 2 points
• 6 Jack Holder 2 points
• 7 Jan Kvech 2 points
• 8 Maciej Janowski 2 points

Holder is in gate one and starts quickest. However, Madsen puts him under pressure and then takes the lead under his opponent.

From the outside gate Zmarzlik is left chasing in third. Madsen wins ahead of Holder and Zmarzlik

A brilliant start by Lindgren takes the lead. However, all four riders are side-by-side heading into the second straight.

It is Bewley who wins the battle snatching the lead from Kvech in second and Lindgren third.

Vaculik starts quickly, but Kubera turns on the burners coming into turn two and takes the front. Vaculik is second and after a slow start Lambert is chasing behind in third.

Kubera holds on to win ahead of Vaculik in second and Lambert third.

The first race of the meeting. Dudek gets a perfect start from inside and is well clear. Janowski is chasing him down in second with a look at his opponent on the final lap.

Wildcard Dudek wins ahead of Janowski in second and Lebedevs third.

After seeing his world championship hopes scuppered by injury this season Jason Doyle hopes to return with a bang in 2025.

The three wildcards tonight are Polish riders Patryk Dudek, Oskar Paluch and Krzysztof Lewandowski

Bartosz Zmarzlik looks to be the man to beat tonight and set the quickest time in qualification earleir today.

His time was quicker than Martin Vaculik in second and Fredrik Lindgren in third.

Robert Lambert could have some course learning to do after qualifying seventh fastest.

Fredrik Lindgren is on the back foot in the battle for second after crashing during the last round in Vojens.

He sits 10 points behind Robert Lambert heading into tonight’s event.

Tonight will be the last round of this year’s FIM Speedway Grand Prix. Next year there will be 10 rounds in seven countries. Great Britain will have two rounds next year with Manchester joining Cardiff

Despite experiencing some difficulties this season Bartosz Zmarzlik has ammased two wins and four runner-up positions this season.

The 29-year-old has now won the world title five times and in three consecutive seasons.

Robert Lambert goes into tonight’s meeting knowing that a final position would clinch him second place in the overall classification.

However, he is only 10 points clear of Sweden’s Fredrik Lindgren going into tonight’s meeting.

British rider Robert Lambert took his maiden Speedway Grand Prix victory last weekend in Denmark. It was a double celebration as Bartosz Zmarzlik clinched overall honours

Heading into the final round of this year’s series here at the current standings

• 1 Bartosz Zmarzlik 159 points
• 2 Robert Lambert 137 points
• 3 Fredrik Lindgren 127 points
• 4 Martin Vaculik 114 points
• 5 Dan Bewley 111 points
• 6 Mikkel Michelsen 101 points
• 7 Jack Holder 97 points
• 8 Dominik Kubera 88 points
• 9 Leon Madsen 76 points
• 10 Andzejs Lebedevs 75 points
• 11 Max Fricke 64 points
• 12 Kai Huckenbeck 58 points
• 13 Szymon Wozniak 56 points
• 14 Jason Doyle 47 points
• 15 Maciej Janowski 46 points
• 16 Jan Kvech 41 points
• 17 Tai Woffinden 23 points
• 18 Patryk Dudek 12 points
• 19 Rasmus Jensen 9 points
• 20 Kim Nilsson 7 points
• 21 Anders Thomsen 7 points

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Good evening and welcome to the 11th and final round of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix calendar in Torun, Poland

Bartosz Zmarzlik sealed the overall championship in the last round and can’t be caught tonight.

However, Robert Lambert is the in-form rider after winning his first Grand Prix last weekend in Denmark.

The start time tonight is 18:00 GMT.