Konrad Cinkowski from the Czestochowa club has released the following statement: During the European Championship finals in Częstochowa and Poczesna in the audience and pits were lots of well known faces from cycle speedway world. Mike Hack, working as secretary in International Cycle Speedway Federation was of them. In Poland, Hack was working double duty. Not only he was one of […]
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ICSF General Secretary Mike Hack has released the following statement regarding the recent European Championships. The statement is in English as well as Polish: Dear All Now that everyone has had time to return home and settle down after the European Championships, I wish to thank everyone involved in organizing and participating in the tournament. From my own observations and the […]
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Marcin Szymanski won his second European Open title at Czestochowa last night, the venue of his first world title in 2007, with a first class performance at the age of 38. It looked to be an excellent start for the two-time world champion, coming through to the front in heat one, his grid 4, after Michal Sassek dived Chris Timms […]
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Hehtersett Hawks/Myhill Decorators representatives in the European Championships in Poland had mixed fortunes but certainly put Hethersett on the map in Czestochowa, Poczesna and Bagely. In the Open Individual Championship Harley Hamill gave the best performance finishing 11th in his Elimination Round with 10 points. This put him through to the Repechage stage but competition was tough there and he […]
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33/18 News and the ICSF have teamed up again to offer a full live results service, via our 2018 European Championships Live Results Page. The results are updated race by race, tune in at the following link: 2018 European Championships | Live results page
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Press officer for the upcoming European Championships, Konrad Cinkowski, talks to 33/18 News about Dawid Bas, the runner-up in the 2016 Championships at Poole and current Poole and South West and Wales rider. This season’s results of Dawid Bas on Polish and British tracks can make his opponents worry. Świętochłowice born Bas is in good form this season and will be […]
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Konrad Cinkowski from the Czestochowa club takes us through his preview of the Women’s European Championships Final. The final of the Women’s Individual European Championships (29.07, 12:00, Sunday, Gmina Poczesna) might be the only tournament in cycle speedway where we’re not going to see a Polish competitor with any medal. With absence of Żaneta Siemianowska – competitors from England are favourites in this […]
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Tomasz Wlodarczyk has been in touch with an offer of a free bus tour in Czestochowa on Friday. Interested parties to let Tomasz know of their interest. “Janusz Danek is organising tour bus for one of the days (guess friday late afternoon or early night) for around 20-25 people to drive around cities interesting places and walk tour around Jasna Gora. It is […]
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ICSF General Secretary Mike Hack has been in touch with an important message regarding next week’s European Championships Should there be any British riders withdrawing from the championships, please will they inform Paul West immediately, so that he can notify Mike, and the Polish Federation Vice Chairman, Tomasz Wlodarczyk. This is particularly important for the Open Individual Championships, as the Polish […]
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The Polish Federation have released the schedule for the 2018 European Championships.
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ICSF Secretary Mike Hack has been in touch to advise that there are 5 places still available for the European Individual Women’s Championship at Czestochowa and Poczesna, Poland, on 27th to 29th July. The age restriction has also been extended to include Girls born 2004 & 2005. If anyone knows of any riders who would now be interested in riding, […]
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Entries are now open for the ICSF 2018 European Individual Championships to be staged from Friday 27th to Sunday 29th July at Czestochowa in Poland.
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Exeter’s European and British Women’s champion, Lauren Hookway is flying the flag for Cycle Speedway in British Cycling’s “Ride of the Year”, where she is up against the likes of Olympian Jason Kenny. Hookway faces tough competition against some huge names in cycling, but her success of being crowned European champion at Poole this year was noticed by the top brass at British […]
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Although it’s not a mandatory arrangement stipulated by the ICSF for the staging of the European Championships, Wednesfield Aces felt Brandon Whetton deserved a European winners race jersey and knew of his disappointment at not wearing one when becoming European Junior champion earlier this year. The club committee commissioned shirt design experts, 33/18 Designs to create an unofficial jersey fit for a […]
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Graham Sutton has sent us in his reflections of a successful weekend of Cycle Speedway racing in the 2016 ICSF European Championships. With the dust now settled on the European Championships, the club can reflect on a job well done as another successful top flight promotion finds its way into the record books. Excellent racing, healthy attendances and perfect weather […]
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Swindon’s Jake Neighbour (pictured leading) capped off a super weekend on the South Coast by finishing second in the Junior European Championships at Poole on Sunday. This was on on top of winning the Junior Nations Cup the day before, and being on the winning side in the GB test match against Poland later that evening. After starting the season strongly […]
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Hethersett Hawks/Myhill Decorators had their number one rider, Dan Chambers, competing in the European Championships at Poole in Dorset and he performed very well. He missed out on qualifying from the Quarter-Final by one point but then came through the repechage event to make the Semi-Final. This proved to be a very tough competition with a lot of leading Polish contenders. However, […]
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Brandon Whetton dropped just two points to deservedly take the win in the 2016 European Junior Final on Sunday. On 15 points going into the final heat, the Wednesfield youngster knew a second place in his final outing would guarantee him victory, and he duly obliged, sitting behind Jake Neighbour to claim his first international title. After agonisingly losing out […]
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