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South Australian Individual Speedway Championship

Australian speedway competition


Summary

Australian speedway competition

FieldValue
titleSouth Australian Individual Speedway Championship
image[[File:John Boulger.jpg150px]]
captionJohn Boulger nine time champion
sportMotorcycle speedway
most_champsJack Young & John Boulger (9)

The South Australian Individual Speedway Championship (also known as the South Australian Solo Championship) is a Motorcycle speedway championship held annually to determine the South Australian Champion. The event is organised by the Speedway Riders' Association of South Australia Inc (SRA). and is sanctioned by Motorcycling Australia (MA).

History

Jack Young and John Boulger, hold the record with nine championship wins each. Boulger holds the record of wins in a row with seven between 1971/72 and 1977/78, all at the Rowley Park Speedway in Adelaide.

Since 1999/2000 all SA Solo titles have been held at the Gillman Speedway in Adelaide, mostly due to the Riverview Speedway in Murray Bridge no longer seeing regular solo racing due to the track renovations in 1999 which included lengthening the track and putting clay in the surface in order to attract Sprintcars and Speedcars. Rowley Park holds the record for most championships held with 27 between 1949/50 and 1978/79.

No South Australian born rider has won the SA title since Rusty Harrison did so in 2002/03. Both Rory Schlein and Troy Batchelor who have won a combined 11 championships since 2002/03, were born outside of South Australia but relocated to Adelaide and are classed as local riders.

Five non Australian riders have won the SA Solo Championship. Ken McKinlay (Scotland), Ove Fundin (Sweden), Nigel Boocock, Doug Wyer and Dan Bewley (England).

Winners since 1946/47

Unless stated, all riders are from South Australia

YearVenueCity
P1}}Winners
1946/47Kilburn SpeedwayAdelaide
1947/48Kilburn SpeedwayAdelaide
1948/49Kilburn SpeedwayAdelaide
1949/50Kilburn Speedway
Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1950/51Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1951/52Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1952/53Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1953/54Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1954/55Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1955/56Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1956/57Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1957/58Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1958/59Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1959/60Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1960/61Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1961/62Not Held
1962/63Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1963/64Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1964/65Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1965/66Not Held
1966/67Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1967/68Not Held
1968/69Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1969/70Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1970/71Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1971/72Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1972/73Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1973/74Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1974/75Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1975/76Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1976/77Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1977/78Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1978/79Rowley Park SpeedwayAdelaide
1979/80Speedway ParkVirginia
1980/81Speedway ParkVirginia
1981/82Speedway ParkVirginia
1982/83Speedway ParkVirginia
1983/84North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1984/85Riverview SpeedwayMurray Bridge
1985/86North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1986/87Westline SpeedwayWhyalla
1987/88Riverview SpeedwayMurray Bridge
1988/89North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1989/90North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1990/91Riverview SpeedwayMurray Bridge
1991/92North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1992/93North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1993/94North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1994/95North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1995/96North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1996/97North Arm SpeedwayAdelaide
1997/98Riverview SpeedwayMurray Bridge
1998/99Riverview SpeedwayMurray Bridge
1999/2000Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2000/01Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2001/02Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2002/03Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2003/04Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2004/05Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2005/06Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2006/07Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2007/08Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2008/09Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2009/10Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2010/11Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2011/12Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2012/13Gillman Speedway]Adelaide
2013/14Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2014/15Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2015/16Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2016/17Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2017/18Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2018/19Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2019/20Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2019/20Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2021/22Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2022/23Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2023/24Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2024/25Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide
2025/26Gillman SpeedwayAdelaide

References

References

  1. "Speedway".
  2. "Honor Roll since 1947".
  3. "Batchelor Scoops SA Championship!".
  4. "BATCHELOR WINS HIS FIFTH SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SOLO CHAMPIONSHIP".
  5. ''Speedway Star'', 15 December 2012, p. 38
  6. [http://www.gillmanspeedway.com/results/results-gillman-speedway-meeting-number-3-on-saturday-7-december-2013/ 2013/14 SA Solo Championship]
  7. [http://www.gillmanspeedway.com/news/jason-doyle-wins-the-south-australian-solo-championship/ 2014/15 SA Solo Championship]
  8. [http://www.gillmanspeedway.com/news/rohan-tungate-wins-his-first-state-championship/# 2015/16 SA Solo Championship]
  9. [http://www.gillmanspeedway.com/news/troy-batchelor-wins-south-australian-championship-6/ Troy Batchelor wins South Australian Championship #6]
  10. "JJustin Sedgmen the new South Australian Solo Champion - December 2017".
  11. "Max Fricke scores his first State Championship win".
  12. "Ryan Douglas is the new South Australian Solo Champion".
  13. "Justin Sedgmen wins another state championship".
  14. "Title number five for Rory".
  15. "Sedgmen wins in SA".
  16. (2 December 2024). "Gillman Speedway: Cluff Wins SA Solo Championship".
  17. (30 December 2025). "Luke Becker takes SA Championship".
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