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It`s confirmed as Stralsund

The FIM in conjunction with DMV Landesgruppe Südbayern, the organiser of this weekend’s 2023 FIM Ice Speedway World Championship finals at Inzell, is pleased to announce that next year’s finals will return to the Max Aicher Arena in the German city on 23-24 March 2024. The organisers have been an integral part of the FIM Ice Speedway World Championship since 1968 and with eleven-thousand fans in attendance this weekend this new agreement will extend their involvement, further raising the sport’s profile. Armando Castagna, FIM Track Racing Commission Director, said: “The FIM Ice Speedway World Championship has been suffering a lot in the last three years and we are delighted to see the light at the end of the tunnel by announcing a fifty-sixth collaboration with Inzell and DMSB for 2024. The Max Aicher Arena is a fantastic stadium for Ice Speedway and the DMV Landesgruppe Südbayer team members are very skilled people. We can see again this year the level of organisation and the FIM Track Racing Commission is very excited to work again with such experienced people. I'm personally delighted and I really hope that Inzell will be on our Ice Speedway calendar for many years to come." Kai Schmiedeknecht, DMV Landesgruppe Südbayern CEO, stated: “Ice speedway fans can look forward to top events in Inzell. On 23-24 March 2024 the world elite will meet again in the Max Aicher Arena to hold exciting races there. Even before the current FIM Ice Speedway World Championship final, the DMV Landesgruppe Südbayern agreed with the FIM on another very successful cooperation that had existed since 1968. The professional and constructive cooperation between the FIM and the DMV Landesgruppe Südbayern has achieved spectacular results over the decades. We are proud to be able to host a world championship in Germany and to welcome the international racing circuit here in Bavaria.” FIM and DMV Landesgruppe Südbayern Communications

Result of round 2 Morizes 4 Marmande 3 La Reole 2 Miramont 1 Cumulative after 2 rounds Morizes 7 Marmande 7 Miramont 3 La Reole 3

Martin Haarahiltunen from Sweden is the 2023 Ice Speedway world champion.

live updates from the 2nd round in Marmande today https://speedwaynews.pl/relacja-na-zywo/2-runda-ligue-nationale-de-speedway-w-marmande-2023/

Day 1 result https://live.baansportfansite.nl/event/621/fim-ice-speedway-world-championship-final-1-inzell.html Day 2 live updates https://live.baansportfansite.nl/event/622/fim-ice-speedway-world-championship-final-2-inzell.html

I’m out and about so can’t link but there is an article on salakszorok.hu which i think will give you the answer.

News out of Hungary that 2023 sadly will be the last season of racing in Nagyhalasz.

No and no

https://fim-moto.tv/

I can’t see anyone stumping up the sort of money the Extraleague want. Myself and hundreds of others have never had a problem watching them.

Artem Laguta and Szymon Szlauderbach complete the line-up.

Danish rider Marcus Birkemose has been banned for 2 years for failing a drugs test.

Round 1 TV and timings announced Saturday 8th April Tarnow v Rzeszow start time 1pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 NON TV on Saturday or Sunday TBC Rawicz v Daugavpils Pila v Gniezno

Round 1 timings and TV announced Saturday 8th April Bydgoszcz v Lodz start time 3.30pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 Gdansk v Ostrow start time 3.30pm UK time Canal + online Sunday 9th April Rybnik v Zielona Gora start time 1pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 Poznan v Landshut start time 1pm UK time Canal + online

Start times announced for round 1 Saturday 8th April Torun v Gorzow start time 5pm UK time Eleven Sport 2 Grudziadz v Czestochowa start time 7.30pm UK time Eleven Sport 2 Sunday 9th April Leszno v Krosno start time 3.30pm UK time Canal + Sport 5 Lublin v Wroclaw start time 6.15pm UK time Canal + Sport 5

Surely Harris will be one

The representatives of FIM Europe and One Sport are proud to announce the extension of the contract to organize the Speedway Euro Championship series to at least 2030. Since 2013, Polish promoter is rasing the sporting and organizational level of the competition about the title of Individual European Champion. From day one, SEC gained the importance, which attract the biggest speedway stars to race in the series. We are working as hard as possible to deliver to the fans the highest level product, and believe us, we are just getting started

The FIM in a recent article have said that both days racing will be streamed live on fim-moto.tv Saturday 1st race 4pm UK time Sunday 1st race 1pm UK time

I would imagine that anyone with Discovery plus will be able to watch all the Speedway output irrespective of what Tv channel it`s on.

Still plenty of tickets(in certain areas) available for the Warsaw GP- the Poles must be seriously worried that it will end up only 2/3rd`s full.

Polonia Pila have been granted a licence and will compete in Div 2 in 2023.

This is the new format racecard to be used in 2023

FIM ICE SPEEDWAY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP INZELL – GERMANY – 18th and 19th March 2023 1 58 Stefan Svensson SVEMO Sweden 2 50 Harald Simon AMF Austria 3 48 Luca Bauer FMI Germany 4 357 Jo Saetre NMF Norway 5 192 Niclas Svensson SVEMO Sweden 6 93 Franz Mayerbüchler DMSB Germany 7 74 Mats Järf SML Finland 8 107 Andrej Divis ACCR Czech Republic 9 100 Franz Zorn AMF Austria 10 16 Johann Weber DMSB Germany 11 24 Max Koivula SML Finland 12 199 Martin Haarahiltunen SVEMO Sweden 13 283 Sebastian Reitsma KNMV The Netherlands 14 81 Jimmy Olsen SVEMO Sweden 15 82 Markus Jell DMSB Germany 16 212 Lukas Hutla ACCR Czech Republic 17 17 Benedikt Monn DMSB Germany 18 18 Max Niedermaier DMSB Germany

Qualifying is normally always open to ticket holders( or one has to buy a separate one)- Warsaw i assume will be on the Friday afternoon/evening.