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1992 Individual Speedway World Championship

Motorcycle speedway world championship season


Motorcycle speedway world championship season

FieldValue
name1992 Individual Speedway World Championship
imageFile:Gavy Havelock.jpg
captionGary Havelock (champion)
date_end29 August 1992
venueOlympic Stadium
locationWrocław, Poland
prev1991
next1993

The 1992 Individual Speedway World Championship was the 47th edition of the official World Championship to determine the world champion rider.

Gary Havelock scored 14 points to become England's first Speedway World Champion since Michael Lee in 1980. Sweden's Per Jonsson, the 1990 World Champion, finished second with 11 points with Denmark's Gert Handberg third on 10 points.

Triple World Champion Hans Nielsen failed to qualify for a World Final for the first time since 1979 after only finishing 12th in the Nordic Final.

First round

British qualifiers

Main article: 1992 British Speedway Championship

  • Top 32 to British-Semi finals

Second round

British semi-finals

Main article: 1992 British Speedway Championship

  • Top 16 to British final

Australian qualification

DateChampionshipVenueWinner
?Northern Territory??
?QueenslandBrisbane Exhibition GroundTroy Butler
?VictorianOlympic Park, MilduraLeigh Adams
?New South WalesNepean Speedway, SydneyMick Poole
?Western AustralianCollie Speedway, CollieGlenn Doyle
?South AustralianNorth Arm Speedway, GillmanCraig Hodgson

New Zealand qualification

DateChampionshipVenueWinner2nd3rd
14 Dec '91South Island FinalRuapuna Speedway, ChristchurchMark ThorpeMark JamiesonJustin Monk
??North Island FinalWaikaraka Park, Auckland??????

Third round

Continental preliminary round

  • Riders progress to Continental quarter-finals
DateVenueWinner2nd3rd
26 AprYUG Matija Gubec Stadium, KrškoAUT Andreas BössnerRUS Igor DubininITA Armando Dal Chiele
26 AprGER Speedwaystadion, LudwigslustPOL Mirosław KowalikFRA Philippe BergéTCH Pavel Karnas
26 AprHUN Volán Sporttelep, NyiregyhazaHUN Sandor TihanyiHUN Laszlo BodiPOL Jacek Woźniak
26 AprAUT Sportplatz St. Johann, St.Johann/PgEST Rene AasAUT Toni PilottoTCH Borivoj Hadek

Swedish qualification

  • Top 8 in each heat to Swedish final
(9 May, Kumla Motorstadion, Kumla)PosRiderPoints
1Kenneth Lindby12
2Henrik Gustafsson12
3Jimmy Nilsen11
4Christer Rohlén10
5Tony Olsson10
6Erik Stenlund9
7Patrik Olsson8
8Mikael Ritterwall8
9Joakim Karlsson7
10Claes Ivarsson7
11Lillebror Johansson7
12Peter Karlsson7
13Mikael Teurnberg5
14Magnus Oscarsson4
15Jimmy Engman1
16Stefan Lardner1
17Peter Johansson (res)1
18Kent Rickardsson (res)0
(9 May, Vetlanda Motorstadion, Vetlanda)PosRiderPoints
1Per Jonsson12
2Conny Ivarsson12
3Tony Rickardsson11
4Jörgen Johansson11
5Niklas Karlsson11
6Stefan Dannö10
7Peter Nahlin9
8Dennis Löfqvist8
9Patrik Karlsson6
10Mikael Karlsson6
11Tommy Lindgren5
12Niklas Klingberg5
13Stefan Andersson5
14Jörgen Hultgren5
15Niklas Johansson4
16Göran Flood1

Australian Final

Main article: 1992 Australian Individual Speedway Championship

  • First 4 to Commonwealth final plus 1 reserve

British Final

Main article: 1992 British Speedway Championship

  • Top 10 to Commonwealth final plus 1 reserve

New Zealand Final

  • NZL Meeanee Speedway, Napier
  • 25 January, First (+Mitch Shirra seeded) to Commonwealth final
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Fourth round

Continental quarter-finals

  • Top 32 to Continental semi-finals
DateVenueWinner2nd3rd
24 MayGER Paul Greifzu Stadium, StralsundHUN Sandor TihanyiTCH Antonín Kasper Jr.HUN Laszlo Bodi
24 MayPOL Speedway Stadium, Zielona GóraHUN Zoltán AdorjánPOL Andrzej HuszczaTCH Roman Matousek
24 MayTCH Speedway Žarnovica, ŽarnovicaTCH Bohumil BrhelPOL Tomasz GollobHUN Jozsef Petrikovics
24 MayGER Anton Treffer Stadion, NeustadtGER Gerd RissHUN Antal KocsoRUS Oleg Kurguskin

Swedish Final

  • SWE 3 Rounds, first 4 to Nordic final plus 1 reserve
  • Henrik Gustafsson seeded to Nordic final
  • R1 (19 May, Målilla Motorstadion, Målilla)
  • R2 (20 May, Tallhult Motorstadion, Hagfors)
  • R3 (21 May, Örebro Motorstadion, Örebro)
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Finland Final

  • FIN Yyterin speedwaystadion, Pori
  • 18 Aug '91, top 2 to Nordic final
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Norwegian qualifying

  • NOR Einar Kyllingstad & Lars Gunnestad to Nordic final

Danish Final

  • DEN - 2 rounds, first 6 to Nordic final
  • R1 (16 May, Uhre Speedway, Karup)
  • R2 (17 May, Speedway Center, Holsted)
  • Hans Nielsen seeded to Nordic Final
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Commonwealth Final

Main article: 1992 Commonwealth final

  • First 11 to Overseas final

American Final

  • First 5 to Overseas final plus 1 reserve

Fifth round

Continental semi-finals

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  • 14 June
  • GER Holsteinring Brokstedt, Brokstedt
  • Top 7 to World semi-final
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Nordic Final

  • 14 June 1992
  • NOR Elgane Speedway, Elgane
  • First 9 to World Semi-final plus 1 reserve
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Overseas Final

Main article: 1992 Overseas final

  • First 9 to World Semi-final plus 1 reserve

Sixth round

World Semi-Finals

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  • 15 August 1992
  • AUT Stadion Wiener Neustadt, Wiener Neustadt
  • First 7 to World final plus 1 reserve
  • Sławomir Drabik seeded to World Final
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World final

  • 29 August 1992
  • POL Olympic Stadium, Wrocław

References

References

  1. "World Championship 1936-1994".
  2. "WORLD INDIVIDUAL FINAL - RIDER INDEX".
  3. (31 August 1992). "Flying Brit Gary on top of the world".
  4. "Speedway riders, history and results".
  5. "WORLD FINALS 1936-1994".
  6. "HISTORY SPEEDWAY and LONGTRACK".
  7. Bamford, R. & Shailes, G. (2002). ''A History of the World Speedway Championship''. Stroud: Tempus Publishing. {{ISBN. 0-7524-2402-5
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