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2024 Individual Speedway Junior European Championship

The 2024 European Individual Speedway Junior Championship is the 27th edition of the Championship.[1] The semi finals were held at the Plzeň speedway track in the Czech Republic, on 29 June (won by Wiktor Przyjemski)[2] and Güstrow Speedway Stadium in Germany, on 7 September (won by Bastian Pedersen.[3][4]

The final was staged at the Sandbahn Rennen Herxheim in Germany on 3 October 2024.[5] In 2024, Parnitskyi made history as the first Ukrainian winner of a major speedway championship after winning the gold medal.[6][7]

Semi-finals

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Pos. Rider Points
1   Wiktor Przyjemski 13
2   Villads Nagel 13
3   Nazar Parnitskyi 12
4   Matouš Kamenik 11
5   Bartosz Bańbor 11
6   Luke Killeen 10
7   Mikkel Andersen 10
8   Pawel Trzesniewski 9
9   Ashton Boughen 8
10   Patrick Hyjek 5
11   Jaroslav Vanicek 5
12   Dante Johansson 4
13   Roman Kapustin 3
14   Matej Fryza (res) 3
15   Nicolai Heiselberg 1
16   Niek Meijerink 1
17   Bruno Belan (res) 1
18   Antoni Mencel 0
Pos. Rider Points
1   Bastian Pedersen 14+3
2   Oskar Paluch 14+2
3   Sammy Van Dyck 11
4   Kacper Halkiewicz 11
5   Adam Bednář 11
6   Luke Harrison 8
7   William Drejer 8
8   Jan Jeníček 7
9   Alfred Aberg 7
10   Ben Iken 7
11   Tino Bouin 6
12   Rasmus Karlsson 5
13   Hannah Grunwald 4
14   Ben Trigger 3
15   Otto Raak 2
16   Magnus Klipper 1
17   Magnus Rau (res) 0

Final

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Pos. Rider Points
1   Nazar Parnitskyi 13+3
2   Bastian Pedersen 13+2
3   Wiktor Przyjemski 12
4   Mikkel Andersen 11
5   Villads Nagel 10
6   Bartosz Bańbor 10
7   Adam Bednář 8
8   Pawel Trzesniewski 8
9   Oskar Paluch 8
10   Luke Killeen 7
11   Sammy Van Dyck 6
12   Kacper Halkiewicz 5
13   Ben Iken (res) 4
14   Luke Harrison 3
15   Ashton Boughen 2
16   Jan Jeníček 0
17   Matouš Kamenik 0

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "2024 European Under 19 Individual Speedway Championship". FIM. Retrieved 28 August 2024.
  2. ^ "Killeen into Euro Final". British Speedway. 30 June 2024. Retrieved 28 August 2024.
  3. ^ "Oskar Paluch zrobił sobie niezłą rozgrzewkę przed meczem ze Spartą". Przegląd Sportowy Onet. Retrieved 12 September 2024.
  4. ^ "U19 semifinal: Güstrow takes over European Championship race from Finland". Nordkurier. Retrieved 12 September 2024.
  5. ^ "Calendar of events". Bahnsport Deutschland. Retrieved 28 August 2024.
  6. ^ "Ukrainian Pioneer Parnitskyi races to historic SGP2 triumph in Riga". FIM Speedway. Retrieved 5 October 2024.
  7. ^ "17-year-old Ukrainian wins stage of World Youth Championship". Ukrainska Pravda. Retrieved 5 October 2024.
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