Vojens Speedway Stadium

Vojens Facts:
Track name: Vojens Speedway Center
Track owner: Haderslev Municipality.(Vojens *)
Address: Tinglykke 9, 6500 DK Vojens
Length: 300 m.
Surface: Bricks granulate – shales.
Width straights: 11 m.
Width bends: 16 m.
Track record: 57,1 sek.
Record holder: Michael Jepsen Jensen, 17.08.2011.
Opened: 21.09.1975.

*) The stadium got handed over to Vojens municipality, and Speedsport Ltd was granted a promoter’s license from the Danish Motor Union to organize the more important meetings.
In 2007 a nation wide reform led to merging of smaller municipalities into larger municipalities. Thus Vojens got included into Haderslev Municipality.

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Vojens speedway on a fine day with fans, flags and colours.
(Picture from a programme cover)

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Of course speedway was known in Denmark through nearly 50 years, but it was the 1971 World Speedway Championship Ole Olsen brought to Denmark that opened the broader Danish population’s eyes to the sport. It was also Ole Olsen who on September 21. 1975 proudly opened his own speedway stadium at Vojens in the southern Jutland not far from his native town Haderslev.

Ole recognized a need for an alternative to Selskov Speedway at Hilleroed and Fredericia Stadium, which at that time broadly seen were the only stadiums in Denmark where international speedway meetings could be properly staged .
He found a location in the industrial zone at Vojens, where building of a new stadium was possible. Then the company Speedsport Ltd. got founded by Ole Olsen and his companion Aage Sondergaard, and in the early spring of 1975 the construction work began.

Ole had commitments in Great Britain and spent most of his time racing there in the league meetings, while Aage Sondergaard, a garment dealer himself, supervised the project and kept account at home.
As often as possible Ole flew back to Denmark to assist with technical advices. T
he track surface material got shipped from Great Britain to Esbjerg harbour and hauled to Vojens by Trucks.

The number of fans attending the opening has never been exactly confirmed but is said to exceed 30.000, and some 10.000 returned in vain. The traffic created an enormous jam, still remembered in the southern Jutland. The Lineup at the opening included a number of the greatest international speedway stars, among them Ole’s good friend and toughest rival Ivan Mauger.

The year after the adjacent mini speedway got opened by the newly founded Vojens Speedway Club.

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80 cc riders lining up at the gates on the mini speedway.
(picture: Doug McFarlane)

Through many years Speedsport Ltd. was the leader in organizing great international championships and meetings at Vojens Speedway like the See & Hear and TOM’s Goldbar meetings, plus a number of Grand Prix events before these in 2003 transferred to PARKEN in Copenhagen.
In 2009 Speedway GPs returned to Vojens in addition to that in Copenhagen, but unfortunately in 2012 this appears to be the last time.

One summer night in 1990 at Vojens will always be remembered. One of the speedway fans greatest favorites Erik Gundersen suffered on September 17. 1989 severe spine injuries in a crash on the Bradford track in Manchester. He survived, but disabled he would never be able to return to his speedway career.

Nevertheless Erik insisted that he would say farewell to his fans riding on his own speedway bike. And what a farewell it was!
In an altitude of 4000 meters Erik got flown in to the track, where he in a tandem jump parachuted down to the center green. Meanwhile his bike was warmed up in the pit and Erik rode a few laps of honor with his wife Helle sitting on the rear mudguard.
None who were present will ever forget the warm sympathies that radiated from the public towards the tiny – ever smiling – great champion with the 17 titles.

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The meeting itself was won by Henrik Gustafsson from Sweden. A demo class for 1000 cc sidecars racing clockwise was won by Warren Stanton and his passenger Beth Litterick.

The international motorcycle union FIM inaugurated in 2001 a World Championship, called Youth Gold Trophy – abbreviated YGT – for 80 cc speedway riders between 12 and 16 years old.
The very first meeting got staged from 18th to 21st July on the Vojens 80 cc. track, which at that occasion got a major make over.
Riders came in from Poland, Sweden, Finland and Norway. From GB came only one rider, Edward Kennett. The majority were Danish riders also including some to fill places Sweden had left vacant. After quarter- and semifinals the final lineup contained 16 Danes and 2 Swedes plus a Dane as 1. and a Fin as 2. substitute. Denmark got full benefit from many years work with the youngster’s 80 cc riding. The first non Danish rider – Ricky Kling from Sweden – was found tied 7.
12 years old Leon Daniel Madsen won with 13 points ahead of Mike Bjorn 12 p. and Casper Wortmann 11p.

Vojens is located i an area of the southern Jutland where apparently it rains quite a lot, and in public it has become a firm saying that ”it is always raining in Vojens”.

The truth however  is that very few meetings have been cancelled due to rain. The main reasons are excellent draining of the track and a track surface able to cope with a great amount of water. The majority of meetings at Vojens have been carried through with professional skill and precision and often finished with beautifully fireworks.
The See & Hear meeting in 1997 was intended to be a great night for Tommy Knudsen, who after 23 years speedway had chosen to say farewell to the sport and his fans.
Unfortunately this was one of the few times when the eternal Vojens rain simply drowned the track, so the race was abandoned after heat 9.

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A satellite view of Vojens Speedway Center before 2008
shows the location of  the tracks and the great grandstand. 

Many years of intensive utilization had gradually worn the plant down. In particular the conditions around the sales stands and the toilets were inadequate.
In 2008 – 09 a substantial sum of money has been spent on improving these and other facilities for the public, and in 2009 the Nordic Grand Prix Final got staged at Vojens Speedway. At the same time Vojens Speedway Klub after several years absence returned to the Danish Speedway League. This might well be the beginning of a new great era for the old track.
Sadly Vojens Speedway Klub in 2011 suffered economical trouble and resigned from the 2012 Danish Speedway League. As above mentioned also the SGP series abandons Vojens.

The great grandstand with the referees box on top,
from which there is an excellent view all over the track.

Some important results:

Out of an enormous amount of results, a select after best judgement is listed below. Others could have chosen otherwise, but listing all would simply be too much.
July 24. 1977 European final:
1. Alf Busk                   DK 9p.
2. Joe Owen                GB 8p.
3. Les Collins               GB 7p

May 18.  1979, Nations match Denmark – England

Danmark                     40 p.          England                        37 p.
Ole Olsen                     12 p.           Ian Cartwright             10 p.
Hans Nielsen               12 p.           Malcolm Simmons         9 p.
Mikael Lohmann           5 p.           Chris Morton                  7 p.
Bo Petersen                   5 p.           Peter Collins                   6 p.
Bent Rasmussen           4 p.           Gordon Kennett             5 p.
Alf Busk                          2 p.           Dave Jessup                    0 p.

June 23.  1979, World Pair Speedway Championship Final:
1. Denmark                 25 p.          2. England                     24p.        3. Poland                           20 p.
Ole Olsen                      15 p.           Michael Lee                  15 p.         Edward Jancarz                13 p.
Hans Nielsen                10 p.           Malcolm Simmons         9 p.         Zenon Plech                       7 p.

July 5.  1980,  Teams Intercontinental final.
1. England                  33 p.          2. USA                            32 p.             3.  Danmark                 25 p.  
Dave Jessup                12 p.           Bruce Penhall                11 p.               Ole Olsen                       9 p.
Peter Collins                 9 p.           Dennis Sigalos                 9 p.               Hans Nielsen                 6 p.
Chris Morton                6 p.           Scott Autrey                     8 p.               Erik Gundersen             5 p.
Michael Lee                  6 p.           Bobby Schwartz               3 p.                Bo Petersen                  4 p.
Kelly Moran                 1 p.               Tommy Knudsen          1 p.

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2June 6.  1981, Nations match Denmark – England

Danmark                     60 p.          England                        48 p. 
Tommy Knudsen         13 p.           Michael Lee                  12 p.
Finn Thomsen             11 p.           Chris Morton                 12 p.
Erik Gundersen           11 p.           Kenny Carter                   8 p.
Ole Olsen                    11 p.           Les Collins                        8 p.
Hans Nielsen               11 p.          Gordon Kennett               7 p.
Bo Petersen                  3 p.           Dave Jessup                      1 p.

August 21. 1981 Danish Speedway Championship final:
1.    Ole Olsen
2.    Hans Nielsen.
3.    Tommy Knudsen.

July 25.  1981,  Intercontinental finale:
1. Bruce Penhall             USA   15p.
2. Erik Gundersen          DK      12p.
3. Hans Nielsen              DK      11+3 p.

June 5.  1982, World Pair Speedway Championship   Semi final.
1. Denmark                 28 p.          2. New Zealand          24 p.             3. Finland                   23 p.    
Ole Olsen                     16 p.            Ivan Mauger               16 p.             Kai Niemi                     15 p.
Erik Gundersen           12 p.            Larry Ross                      8 p.             Ari Koponen                  8 p.

June 26. juni.1982,Teams Intercontinental final:

1.USA                          34 p.          2.Denmark                    28 p.
Bruce Penhall             10 p.           Erik Gundersen            10 p.
Kelly Moran                10 p.           Hans Nielsen                  8 p.
Shawn Moran               9 p.           Preben Eriksen               7 p.
Dennis Sigalos              5 p.           Ole Olsen                        3 p.

3.Great Britain         25 p.          4. Sweden                       9 p.
Kenny Carter              12 p.           Jan Andersson                3 p.
Chris Morton                6 p.           Richard Hellsén              3 p.
Dave Jessup                  4 p.           Tommy Nilsson              1 p.
Peter Collins                 3 p.           Björn Andersson            1 p.
Michael Lee                  0 p.           Lillebror Johansson        1 p.

August 20. 1982, Nations match Denmark – England
Danmark                     73 p.          England                       35 p. 
Tommy Knudsen         14 p.          Alan Grahame              12 p.
Hans Nielsen               14 p.          Andy Grahame               7 p.
Erik Gundersen           14 p.           Chris Morton                 6 p.
Preben Eriksen            12 p.           Les Collins                     5 p.
Ole Olsen                     11 p.           Phil Collins                    4 p.
Bo Petersen                   8 p.           Peter Collins                  1 p.

August 12. 1983, World Team Championship Final:
1. Denmark                 37 p.          2. Great Britain         29 p.
Erik Gundersen           12 p.           Michael Lee                   1 p.
Hans Nielsen               11 p.          Kenny Carter                  8 p.
Ole Olsen                      7 p.          Chris Morton                   7 p.
Peter Ravn                    7 p.           Dave Jessup                    2 p.
Finn Thomsen               0 p.           Peter Collins                  1 p.

3. USA                         27 p.          4.Czechoslovakia          3 p.   
Dennis Sigalos              9 p.           Jiri Stancl                         2 p.
Bobby Schwartz           6 p.           Vaclav Verner                  1 p.
Lance King                    6 p.           Antonin Kasper               0 p.
Kelly Moran                  8 p.           Ales Dryml                       0 p.
Petr Ondrasik                  0 p.

April 27.  1984, 4-Nations match  DK – GB – USA – D, and Goldbar final

Nr. 1 Denmark           44 p.           Nr. 2  USA                     30 p.
Erik Gundersen          12 p.            Lance King                     10 p.
Hans Nielsen              12 p.            Dennis Sigalos                 8 p.
Bo Petersen                11 p.            Shawn Moran                  7 p.
Preben Eriksen             9 p.            Bobby Schwarz               5 p.

Nr. 3.  England          17 p.            Nr. 4  W. Germany        5 p.
Chris Morton                5 p.             Egon Müller                    3 p.
Les Collins                     4 p.            Klaus Lausch                   1 p.
Phil Collins                    4 p.            Hans Otto Pingel             1 p.
Alan Grahame              3 p.
Peters Collins               1 p.

After the nations match 2 semi finals and a final in a hastily organized Goldbar final got ridden with the following results:
Semi 1. Erik Gundersen.
Semi 2. Hans Nielsen
Final:    Hans Nielsen, Erik Gundersen. Preben Eriksen.

July 20.  1984, Intercontinental  Final.
1. Shawn Moran          USA        13 p.
2. Simon Wigg              GB         12 p.
3. Lance King              USA         11 p.

22. june. 1985 ,Teams Intercontinental final:

1.Denmark                  37 p.          2. Great Britain             28 p. 
Erik Gundersen           12 p.           Jeremy Doncaster             9 p.
Tommy Knudsen         11 p.           Kelvin Tatum                    9 p.
Preben Eriksen              7 p.           Chris Morton                    8 p.
Bo Petersen                   7 p.           Kenny Carter                    1 p.
Phil Collins                        0 p.

3. Sweden                   19 p.           4. Australia                    13 p.
Jan Andersson               8 p.          Steve Regeling                   5 p.
Tommy Nilsson             6 p.          Stan Bear                            3 p.
Jimmy Nilsen                 2 p.           Rod Hunter                        3 p.
Pierre Brannefors         2 p.          Phil Crump                         2 p.
Per Jonsson                   1 p.           Steve Baker                        0 p.

July 25.  1987 Intercontinental  Finale.

1. Erik Gundersen           DK      13 p.
2. Jimmy Nilsen               S         12 p.
3. Hans Nielsen               DK      11 p.

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September 3.  1988, World Championship Final: 

1. Erik Gundersen          DK        14+3 p.
2. Hans Nielsen              DK        14+2p.
3. Jan O. Pedersen         DK        13 p.

May 19. 1989 Danish Speedway Championship final:
1. Erik Gundersen                       14+3p.
2. Jan O Pedersen                       14+2p.
3. Brian Karger                            14+1p.

September 14.  1991, World Team Championship Final:
1.Denmark                  51 p.         2. Sweden                        30 p.
Jan O. Pedersen           15 p.         Per Jonsson                        9 p.
Hans Nielsen                14 p.         Henrik Gustafsson             7 p.
Tommy Knudsen         13 p.          Jimmy Nilsen                     7 p.
Gert Handberg               8 p.         Tony Rickardsson              7 p.
Brian Karger                   1 p.

3. USA                          28 p.          4. Great Britain              11 p.
Sam Ermolenko             9 p.         Martin Dugard                    4 p.
Billy Hamill                     9 p.         Marvyn Cox                         3 p.
Greg Hancock                6 p.          Gary Havelock                    3 p.
Rick Miller                      4 p.          Chris Louis                          1 p.
Ronnie Correy               0 p.          Paul Thorp                           0 p.

August 20.  1994, World Championship Final.
1. Tony Rickardsson       S          12+3 p.
2. Hans Nielsen              DK        12+2 p.
3. Craig Boyce                 AUS     12+1p.

September 9. 1995,  SGP Grand Prix.
1. Hans Nielsen               DK       20 p.
2. Sam Ermolenko          USA     18 p.
3. Tony Rickardsson        S         17 p.

September 21.  1996, SGP Grand Prix.
1. Billy Hamill                  USA     25 p.
2. Mark Loram                GB        20 p.
3. Greg Hancock             USA      18 p.

September 20. 1997, SGP Grand Prix.
1. Mark Loram                GB       25 p.
2. Tony Rickardsson       S          20 p.
3. Greg Hancock             USA     18 p.

June 19.  1998, SGP Grand Prix.
1. Hans Nielsen              DK        25 p..
2. Chris Louis                  GB        20 p.
3. Tony Rickardsson       S           18 p.

August 21. 1998, Intercontinental final.
1. Brian Karger                DK       14+3 p.
2. Peter Karlsson             S          14+2 p.
3. Sam Ermolenko          USA      11 p.

September 25. 1999, SGP Grand Prix.

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1. Tony Rickardsson       S           25 p.
2. Mark Loram                GB        20 p.
3. Hans Nielsen              DK        18 p.

September 2. 2000, SGP Grand Prix.
1. Greg Hancock             USA      25 p.
2. Jason Crump               AUS      20 p.
3. Stefan Dannö              S           18 p.

July 28.  2001, SGP Grand Prix.
1. Tony Rickardsson      S            25 p.
2. Jason Crump              AUS       20 p.
3. Leigh Adams              AUS       18 p.

June 28.  2002. Special sidecar race.
This meeting was a new initiative with Australian, British and a single German sidecar with 12oo cc engines, preferably of Japanese makes like YAMAHA and HONDA. With methanol as fuel, the engines churned out about 150 HP. The race direction was clockwise as opposed to normal speedway, and the mantra was No brakes, no fear, no mercy which the riders fully lived up to. They took and gave, pushed and pressed, no one better than the others, and no one complained.

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Results. Initial 20 heats:
1. Scott Christopher / Trent Koppe        AUS                   15 point.
2. Ivor Matthews / Tony Miles               UK                      13 point.
3. Darren Treloar / Justin Plaisted         AUS                    12 point.
4. Gary Jackson / Carl Pugh                    UK                      10 point.

Final B place 5,6,7,8:
1. Rob Wilson / Tony Miles                     UK                       3 point.
2. Paul Whitelam / Mark Whitelam       UK                        2 point.
3. John Hiscock / Nick Walthers             UK                        1 point.
4. Duncan Tolhurst / Simon Beaney     UK                        0 point.

Final A place 1,2,3,4:
1. Darren Treloar / Justin Plaisted         AUS                     3 point.
2. Scott Christopher / Trent Koppe        AUS                     2 point.
3. Gary Jackson / Carl Pugh                    UK                       1 point.
4. Ivor Matthews / Tony Miles                UK                       ex

September 28.  2002, SGP Grand Prix. 
1. Tony Rickardsson      S             25 p.
2. Tomasz Gollop           PL           20 p.
3. Billy Hamill                 USA        18 p.

August 9.  2003, World Team Championship Final.
1.Sweden                   62 p.          2. Australia                    57 p.
Mikael Max                 25 p.           Jason Crump                 17 p.
Andreas Jonsson        12 p.           Todd Wiltshire               15 p.
Peter Ljung                  10 p.          Leigh Adams                  15 p.
Peter Karlsson            10 p.            Ryan Sullivan                10 p.
David Ruud                   5 p.

3. Denmark                  53 p.          4. Poland                      11 p.
Nicki Pedersen             21 p.           Tomasz Gollop             20 p.
Charlie Gjedde             12 p.            Jaroslaw Hampel         13 p.
Bjarne Pedersen            9 p.            Sebastian Ulamek         6 p.
Hans N.Andersen          7 p.            Tomasz Bajerski             6 p.
Ronni Pedersen             4 p.            Piotr Protasiewicz          4 p.

August 14.   2004 Grand Final – Qualification for SGP 2005:
1: Antonio Lindbäck, Sweden.
2: Thomas Chrizanowski, Poland.
3: Kenneth Bjerre, Denmark.
4: Hans Andersen, Denmark.

September 8.  2006 Tjaereborg Super Cup U21
1: Jesper Kristiansen                    14 p.
2: Nicki Barrett                             12 p.
3: Dannie Soderholm                  11 p.

DFDS Super final over 6 laps:
1: Jesper Kristiansen.
2: Dannie Soderholm.
3: Krister Jacobsen.
4: Lars Hansen.

June 16.  2007, U21 World Championship Semi final.
1: Chris Holder              AUS        14 p.
2: Edward Kennett         GB         13 p.
3: Morten Risager          DK         12 p.

July 14. 2007, SWC event 1.

1.Denmark                  60 p.           2. Poland                     44 p.
Nicki Pedersen             13 p.           Grzegorz Walasek        15 p.
Bjarne Pedersen          13 p.           Krzysztof Kasprzak         9 p.
Hans Andersen             12 p.           Rune Holta                     8 p.
Niels Kr. Iversen           11 p.           Tomasz Gollop               6 p.
Kenneth Bjerre             11 p.           Jaroslaw Hampel            6 p.

3.Australia                  39 p.          4. Finland                     11 p.
Leigh Adams                13 p.           Jonas Kylmakorpi           6 p.
Jason Crump                10 p.           Kaj Laukkanen                3 p.
Ryan Sullivan                 7 p.           Kaj Nieminen                  1 p.
Chris Holder                   5 p.           J. Hautamäki                   1 p.
Rory Schlein                   4 p.           Tero Aarnio                     0 p.

September 15. 2007 SGP Challenge final.

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1: Niels Kr. Iversen     DK            14 p.
2: Lukas Dryml           CZ             12 p.
3: Bjarne Pedersen    DK             11+3 p.

1July 7. 2008, SWC Race off. 
1.Sweden                     53 p.                              2. Poland                     50 p.
Fredrik Lindgren          14 p.                              Grzegorz Walasek        12 p.
Andreas Jonsson          13 p.                              Wieslav Jagus                11 p.
Jonas Davidsson           10 p.                              Tomasz Gollop             10 p.
Peter Ljung                    10 p.                              Rune Holta                     9 p.
Daniel Nermark              6 p.                               Jaroslaw Hampel           8 p.

3.Great Britain            36 p.                             4. Russia                      17 p.
Chris Harris                   11 p.                             Grigory Laguta              12 p.
Scott Nicholls                  9 p.                             Denis Gizatulin               3 p.
Tai Woffinden                 9 p.                             Renat Gafurov                1 p.
Lee Richardson               4 p.                             Danil Ivanov                   1 p.
Edward Kennett              3 p.                             Sergey Darkin                 0 p.

July 9.  2008, SWC Final
1. Denmark                  49 p.                            2. Poland                      46 p.
Nicki Pedersen              11 p.                            Tomasz Gollop              14 p.
Bjarne Pedersen           11 p.                            Wieslav Jagus                 12 p.
Hans Andersen             11 p.                            Jaroslaw Hampel           11 p.
Niels Kr. Iversen             7 p.                             Rune Holta                      5 p.
Kenneth Bjerre               9 p.                             Grzegorz Walasek           4 p.

3. Sweden                     39 p.                             4. Australia                 21 p.
Fredrik Lindgren           16 p.                             Leigh Adams                   6 p.
Jonas Davidsson            10 p.                             Ryan Sullivan                  5 p.
Andreas Jonsson             9 p.                             Chris Holder                   4 p.
Peter Ljung                      4 p.                              Jason Crump                  3 p.
Daniel Nermark               0 p.                             Davey Watt                     3 p.

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May 22.  2009, Danish Speedway Championship final, 1. leg:

1.    Kenneth Bjerre                      14+3 p.
2.    Nicki Pedersen                      14+2 p.
3.    Morten Risager                     14+1 p.

Toms Goldbar.

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Date  Year     Initial heats        Nat:      Point        Final winner        Nat: 
27/5  1981  Erik Gundersen        DK                         Erik Gundersen        DK
30/4  1982  Erik Gundersen        DK            15         Erik Gundersen        DK
13/5  1983  Erik Gundersen        DK            13         Hans Nielsen            DK
13/5  1984  2 semifinals                                            Hans Nielsen            DK
26/4  1985  Hans Nielsen            DK            15        Tommy Knudsen      DK
2/5  1986  Jan O. Pedersen         DK                          Erik Gundersen       DK
29/5 1987  Erik Gundersen         DK            14
3/6  1988   Hans Nielsen             DK
8/9  1989  Hans Nielsen              DK            15         Erik Gundersen        DK
4/5  1990  Jimmy Nilsen              S               14         Jan O. Pedersen       DK
3/5  1991  Jan O. Pedersen         DK            14
1/5  1992  Hans Nielsen              DK            14         Jan O. Pedersen       DK
14/5 1993  Tommy Knudsen      DK             13        Per Jonsson               S
27/5 1994  Tommy Knudsen      DK             13
12/5  1995  Sam Ermolenko       USA          15         Billy Hamill               USA
3/5  1996  Hans Nielsen              DK            13        Tony Rickardsson     S
2/5  1997  Jimmy Nilsen              S               13        Tony Rickardsson     S
8/5  1998  Tomasz Gollop           PL             13        Tomasz Gollop          PL
14/5 1999  Tomasz Gollop          PL             13        Tomasz Gollop          PL
12/5  2000  Leigh Adams            AUS          13         Rune Holta                N

See & Hear:

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Date  Year  Winner                    Nat:      Point       Final winner         Nat: 
11/9  1981  Ole Olsen                  DK            12+3    Tommy Knudsen      DK
10/9  1982  Hans Nielsen            DK            15        Erik Gundersen         DK
9/9  1983  Hans Nielsen              DK            15        Kenny Carter             GB
7/9  1984  Simon Wigg                GB            13        Hans Nielsen             DK
6/9  1985  Hans Nielsen              DK            15        Hans Nielsen             DK
5/9  1986  Hans Nielsen              DK            15        Hans Nielsen             DK
11/9  1987  Hans Nielsen            DK            15        Hans Nielsen             DK
30/9  1988  Kelvin Tatum            GB            14        Hans Nielsen             DK
8/9  1989  Hans Nielsen              DK            15        Erik Gundersen         DK
7/9  1990  Hans Nielsen              DK            15       Kelvin Tatum              GB
11/10  1991  Hans Nielsen          DK            15       No final
4/9  1992  Knock out heats                                     Tommy Knudsen        DK
3/9  1993  Sam Ermolenko         USA          13        No final
16/9  1994  Sam Ermolenko       USA         11+3     No final
6/10  1995  Hans Nielsen            DK            15        No final
11/10  1996  Billy Hamill             USA         12+3     No final
10/10  1997  Greg Hancock        USA          (6)         Abandoned after heat 9.

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