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Speedway European Championship


in Kumla (Sweden)
Sayfutdinov one step from gold!

In the photo, Andersen, Sayfutdinov, Milik and Engman

The third round of Speedway European Championship series in Kumla (Sweden) ended with
the victory of Emil Sayfutdinov. The Russian rider beated his compatriot, Grigory Laguta, Nicki
Pedersen and Antonio Lindbaeck in the grand finale.
In Kumla Peter Kildemand and Piotr Protasiewicz did not start. Both riders suffered injuries
in earlier performances and their participation in SEC was impossible. In Sweden Tomasz Gollob was present, but he did not show up on a track not even once.
Riders maximally used first and second gate, which in the first two rounds were the best.
The only rider who broke that pattern was later winner, Emil Sayfutdinov.
The second part of the competition was the essence of speedway. Amazing fight, racing over
a distance of four laps and passing at the very last moment. Fans who sat at ICA Maxi Arena
certainly were very pleased with the show, which presented the best speedway riders in Europe.
Only in the last heat, Grigory Laguta secured the qualification to the raceoff. Emil Sayfutdinov scored a maximum of points. Another rider who secured a direct qualification to the final

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was a local hero, Antonio Lindbaeck. Quite unexpectedly Martin Smolinski got to the last
chance heat. Until this moment he rather disappointed.
In the race-off Fredrik Lindgren was excluded for causing the fall of the older of Laguta brothers. The rerun was clearly won by Nicki Pedersen, and after a fierce bid battle "Grisha"
also got to the final line-up.
The final belonged to only one rider - Emil Sayfutdinov. The leader of the series won with a
huge advantage, leaving no illusions about their rivals. Behind him ended up Laguta, and the
third was Lindbaeck. As it turned out, the Swedish rider during the last attack on Laguta ran
out of the line of the track with two wheels. The referee Wojciech Grodzki had no choice he had to exclude Lindbaeck.
After three rounds Nicki Pedersen has a gap of 9 points from Emil Sayfutdinov and it seems
that the Russian rider will defend the championship title. Will this really happen? We'll find
it out on September 19th during the Grand Finale of Speedway European Championship in
Ostrow Wielkopolski (Poland)..
Retransmissions on Eurosport:
15-16/8.2015 - 2:00 (CET) - shortcut, 60 minutes, Eurosport
16/8/2015 - 11.00 (CET) - shortcut, 60 minutes, Eurosport 2
16/8/2015 - 20.30 (CET) - shortcut, 90 minutes Eurosport 2
18/8/2015 - 23.45 (CET) - shortcut, 105 minutes, Eurosport
Results:
1. Emil Sayfutdinov (Russia) - 18 (3,3,3,3,3,3)
2. Grigory Laguta (Russia) - 10 (1,0,3,1,3,2)
3. Nicki Pedersen (Denmark) - 11 (2,2,2,2,2,1)
4. Antonio Lindbaeck (Sweden) - 12 (3,2,3,1,3,x)
5. Martin Smolinski (Germany) - 9 (2,3,0,2,2)
6. Fredrik Lindgren (Sweden) - 9 (3,2,1,2,1)
7. Martin Vaculik (Slovakia) - 8 (2,1,0,2,3)
8. Artiom Laguta (Russia) - 8 (1,1,2,3,1)
9. Janusz Koodziej (Poland) - 7 (0,3,1,3,0)
10. Tomasz Jdrzejak (Poland) - 7 (1,2,1,3,0)
11. Hans Andersen (Denmark) - 6 (2,0,3,0,1)
12. Fredrik Engman (Sweden) - 6 (1,1,2,1,1)
13. Przemysaw Pawlicki (Poland) - 5 (3,0,0,0,2)
14. Vaclav Milik (Czech Republic) - 5 (0,1,2,0,2)
15. Joel Andersson (Sweden) - 4 (0,3,0,1,0)
16. Witalij Bieousow (Russia) - 1 (0,0,1,0,0)
17. Tomasz Gollob (Poland) - 0 (x,-,-,-,-)

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Heat after heat:
1. Pawlicki, Vaculik, G. Laguta, Koodziej
2. Lindgren, Pedersen, A. Laguta, Bieousow
3. Sayfutdinov, Andersen, Engman, Milik
4. Lindbaeck, Smolinski, Jdrzejak, Andersson
5. Andersson, Lindgren, Milik, Pawlicki
6. Smolinski, Pedersen, Vaculik, Andersen
7. Sayfutdinov, Lindbaeck, A. Laguta, G. Laguta
8. Koodziej, Jdrzejak, Engman, Bieousow
9. Sayfutdinov, Pedersen, Jdrzejak, Pawlicki
10. Lindbaeck, Engman, Lindgren, Vaculik
11. G. Laguta, Milik, Bieousow, Smolinski
12. Andersen, A. Laguta, Koodziej, Andersson
13. A. aguta, Smolinski, Engman, Pawlicki
14. Sayfutdinov, Vaculik, Andersson, Bieousow
15. Jdrzejak, Lindgren, G. Laguta, Andersen
16. Koodziej, Pedersen, Lindbaeck, Milik
17. Lindbaeck, Pawlicki, Andersen, Bieousow
18. Vaculik, Milik, A. Laguta, Jdrzejak
19. G. Laguta, Pedersen, Engman, Andersson
20. Sayfutdinov, Smolinski, Lindgren, Koodziej
Last chance heat:
21. Pedersen, G. Laguta, Smolinski, Lindgren (x)
Final:
22. Sayfutdinov, Laguta, Pedersen, Lindbaeck (x)
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nr. 212-2015 - August 16th 2015
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In the photo, Laguta, Sayfutdinov and Pedersen.

Fiammetta La Guidara
FIM Europe Press Officer
Tel + 39 342 9231793
fiammetta.laguidara@fim-europe.com

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