Swedish Junior Speedway Championship

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Swedish Junior Speedway Championship
Sport Speedway
Founded1958
CountrySweden
Most recent
champion(s)		 Casper Henriksson

The Individual Speedway Junior Swedish Championship is an annual speedway event held each year since 1958. Swedish riders aged 21 and under take part. [1] [2]

Contents

Previous winners

YearWinner2nd3rdResults
1958 Agnar StenlundUno AnderssonHarry Larsson
1959 Sören Sjösten Leif KarlssonGoran Pettersson
1960 Willihard ThomssonSigvard JohanssonKurt Westlund
1961 Willihard ThomssonHans UtterströmBo Håkansson
1962 Stan KarlssonHans UtterströmTord Westlund
1963 Bengt EderlövRolf EkbergSoren Everlid
1964 Karl Erik AnderssonNils RingstromHans Olsson
1965 Therje HenrikssonHans OlssonWilly Friberg
1966 Egon StengarnLennart KarlssonJan Holmqvist
1967 Christer Löfqvist John StridHans Johansson
1968 Hans JohanssonBenny LundstromKenneth Selmosson
1969 Karl Erik Claesson Anders LövgrenAnders Jansson
1970 Tommy Jansson Christer Sjosten Peter Carlson
1971 Lars Inge Hultberg Borje KlingbergStefan Salmonsson
1972 Tommy Pettersson Stefan JohanssonJan Nilsson
1973 Sven Andersson Richard Hellsen Kent Pettersson
1974 Jan Andersson Jan SylvefjordThord Löwdin
1975 Bo Jansson Thord LöwdinKent Eriksson
1976 Jan Davidsson Lars Ericsson Tommy Karlsson
1977 Peter Johansson Uno Johansson Hans Danielsson
1978 Lennart Bengtsson Alfa TrofastThomas Hydling
1979 Lars Rosberg Christer NilssonJerry Karlsson
1980 Pierre Brannefors Magnus Johnson Ulf Blomqvist
1981 Anders Kling Anders Eriksson Magnus Johnson
1982 Magnus Johnson Kjell Nielsen Leif Wahlman
1983 Ove Osterberg Leif Wahlman Jimmy Nilsen
1984 Jimmy Nilsen Tony Olsson Patrick Karlsson
1985 Mikael Blixt Tony Olsson Michael Messing
1986 Henrik Gustafsson Dennis Lofqvist Christer Karlsson
1987 Henrik Gustafsson Niklas Karlsson Bo Arrhen
1988 Henrik Gustafsson Peter Karlsson Christer Karlsson
1989 Henrik Gustafsson Tony Rickardsson Stefan Dannö
1990 Joakim Karlsson Tony Rickardsson Stefan Dannö
1991 Jorgen Hultgren Stefan Andersson Mikael Karlsson
1992 Mikael Karlsson Stefan Andersson Niklas Klingberg
1993 Niklas Klingberg Jonathan Forsgren Stefan Ekberg
1994 Daniel Andersson Marcus Andersson Robert Eriksson
1995 Robert Eriksson Daniel Andersson Anders Henriksson
1996 Emil Lindqvist Peter I. Karlsson Anders Henriksson
1997 Peter I. Karlsson Emil Lindqvist Tobias Johansson
1998 Andreas Jonsson Bjorn Gustavsson Patrick Dybeck
1999 Joonas Kylmäkorpi Andreas Jonsson Freddie Eriksson
2000 Andreas Jonsson Emil Kramer Mattias Nilsson
2001 David Ruud Daniel Davidsson Jonas Davidsson
2002 Freddie Eriksson Peter Ljung Kim Jansson
2003 Freddie Lindgren Peter Ljung Jonas Davidsson
2004 Freddie Lindgren Antonio Lindbäck Jonas Davidsson
2005 Jonas Davidsson Antonio Lindbäck Freddie Lindgren
2006 Antonio Lindbäck Sebastian Aldén Thomas H. Jonasson
2007 Robert Pettersson Andreas Messing Ricky Kling
2008 Ricky Kling Simon Gustafsson Ludvig Lindgren
2009 Thomas H. Jonasson Dennis Andersson Linus Sundström
2010 Dennis Andersson Linus Eklöf Linus Sundström
2011 Simon Gustafsson Linus Sundström Kim Nilsson
2012 Dennis Andersson Anders Mellgren Jacob Thorssell
2013 Fredrik Engman Oliver Berntzon Mathias Thörnblom
2014 Fredrik Engman Victor Palovaara Oliver Berntzon [3]
2015 Fredrik Engman Victor Palovaara John Lindman [4]
2016 Joel Andersson Joel Kling Alexander Johansson [5]
2017 Alexander Woentin Joel Andersson Filip Hjelmland [6]
2018 Joel Kling Anton Karlsson Jonathan Grahn [7]
2019 Alexander Woentin Filip Hjelmland Anton Karlsson [8]
2020 Alexander Woentin Philip Hellström Bängs Jonatan Grahn [9]
2021 Gustav Grahn Philip Hellström Bängs Casper Henriksson [10]
2022 Casper Henriksson Gustav Grahn Philip Hellström Bängs [11]
2023 Casper Henriksson Noel Wahlqvist Avon Van Dyck [12]

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References

  1. ↑ "Swedish Speedway Junior Championship". Speedway History. Retrieved 7 February 2023.
  2. ↑ "Individual Swedish Junior Championships". Speedway Fansite. Retrieved 7 February 2023.
  3. ↑ "2014 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  4. ↑ "2015 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  5. ↑ "2016 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  6. ↑ "2017 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  7. ↑ "2018 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  8. ↑ "2019 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  9. ↑ "2020 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  10. ↑ "2021 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  11. ↑ "2022 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
  12. ↑ "2023 Match result". ta.svemo.se. Retrieved 18 May 2024.
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