Australian Solo Championship

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Australian Championship
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Leigh Adams, ten time winner
Sport Motorcycle speedway
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Most titles Leigh Adams (10)

The Australian Individual Speedway Championship historically known as the Australian Solo Championship is a motorcycle speedway championship held each year to determine the Australian national champion. It is organised by Motorcycling Australia (MA) and is the oldest continuously running national speedway championship in the world, having been run since 1926 with the exception of 1942-1945 when racing was suspended during World War II and 1955-1961 when the championship was not held. [1] [2]

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History

The first Championship in 1926 was held at the Newcastle Showground in Newcastle, which was won by American rider Cecil Brown. [3] [4] In the early years of the championship, multiple Australian titles were often held in the same year with some riders winning more than one title per year. Championships were run over anywhere from 2 to 6 laps and/or over 2 miles, often depending on the length of the track used.

Legendary Danish rider Ole Olsen and Australia's own Jason Crump are the only riders who have won the championship while being the reigning Speedway World Champion. Olsen's controversial win at the Liverpool Speedway in Sydney in 1976 was the last win by a non-Australian rider. His win was controversial as many of the riders at the meeting protested his eligibility because of his nationality. However, with Olsen available to ride the promoters of the speedway insisted on his inclusion knowing that he would draw a larger crowd.

From 1979 to 1994, the Championship served as a qualifying round for the Speedway World Championship. [5] [6]

Past winners

Multiple championship era

YearDistanceVenueWinnerRunner-up3rd place
19266 laps Newcastle Showground Cecil Brown ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Mick Brennan (NSW) Roy Hindle (NSW)
19274 laps Newcastle Showground Pat Hamilton (NSW) Tom Sharp Ted Rees (NSW)
19273 laps Newcastle Showground Paddy Dean (NSW) Ted Rees (NSW) Harold Murdoch (NSW)
19274 laps Newcastle Showground Ted Rees (NSW) Billy Lamont (NSW) Sprouts Elder ( Flag of the United States.svg )
19283 laps Claremont Speedway Sig Schlam (WA) Alby Taylor (SA) Harry Mangham (SA)
19286 laps Wayville Showgrounds Alby Taylor (SA) Vic Huxley (Qld) Sprouts Elder ( Flag of the United States.svg )
19293 laps Wayville Showgrounds Frank Duckett (SA) Paddy Dean (NSW) Tommy Benstead (NSW)
19292¾hp/4 laps Davies Park Frank Pearce (Qld) Frank Arthur (NSW)
19293½hp/4 laps Davies Park Max Grosskreutz (Qld) Alby Taylor (SA) Frank Pearce (Qld)
19292 miles Claremont Speedway Sig Schlam (WA) Cec Walker (WA) Syd Parsons (SA)
19303 laps Wayville Showgrounds Jack Chapman (SA) Jack Ormston ( Flag of England.svg ) Frank Arthur (NSW)
19306 laps Claremont Speedway Arthur Atkinson ( Flag of England.svg ) Jack Chapman (SA) Bill Dunne (WA)
19302 miles Exhibition Speedway Reg West (Vic) Lionel Davey (Qld) Len Woods (Vic)
19312 laps Melbourne Motordrome Harold Hastings (Qld) Max Grosskreutz (Qld) Frank Duckett (SA)
19314 laps Bathurst Sports Ground Harold Murdoch (NSW) Ken Kirkman (NSW) Bruce Webb (NSW)
19316 laps Wayville Showgrounds Ray Tauscher ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Jack Hanson (SA) Laurie Packer (SA)
19322 laps Cumberland Oval Wally Little (NSW) Ken Kirkman (NSW) Jim McMahon (NSW)
19323 laps Wayville Showgrounds Arnie Hansen (SA) Max Grosskreutz (Qld) Dick Wise (SA)
19324 laps Exhibition Speedway Bill Rogers (NSW) Lionel Davey (Qld) Frank Apted (Vic)
1933 Exhibition Speedway Larry Boulton ( Flag of England.svg ) Bert Spencer (Qld) Jack Bibby (Vic)
1934 Brisbane Exhibition Ground Vic Huxley (Qld) George Greenwood ( Flag of England.svg ) Frank Arthur (NSW)
1935 Sydney Showground Bluey Wilkinson (NSW) Tiger Stevenson ( Flag of England.svg ) Frank Varey ( Flag of England.svg )
1936 Sydney Showground Max Grosskreutz (Qld) Vic Huxley (Qld) Jack Milne ( Flag of the United States.svg )
1937 Sydney Showground Jack Milne ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Wilbur Lamoreaux ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Vic Duggan (NSW)
19383 laps Sydney Showground Bluey Wilkinson (NSW) Jack Milne ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Joe Abbott ( Flag of England.svg )
19384 laps Sydney Showground Bluey Wilkinson (NSW) Wilbur Lamoreaux ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Clem Mitchell (SA)
19385 laps Camden Motordrome Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg ) Cordy Milne ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Frank Woodroofe (SA)
1939 not held
1940 Sydney Showground Cordy Milne ( Flag of the United States.svg ) Vic Duggan (NSW) Lionel Van Praag (NSW)
1941 Sydney Sports Ground Vic Duggan (NSW) Lionel Van Praag (NSW) Max Grosskreutz (Qld)
1942-1945 not held
1946 Sydney Sports Ground Frank Dolan Lionel Van Praag (NSW) Bill Rogers (NSW)
19472 laps Tracey's Speedway Bill Rogers (NSW) Lionel Van Praag (NSW) Aub Lawson (NSW)
19473 laps Sydney Sports Ground Vic Duggan (NSW) Lionel Van Praag (NSW) Ray Duggan (NSW)
19474 laps Brisbane Exhibition Ground Andy Menzies (Vic) Charlie Spinks (Qld) Keith Cox (Qld)
19482 laps Sydney Showground Vic Duggan (NSW) Max Grosskreutz (Qld) Bill Melluish
19483 laps Sydney Sports Ground Vic Duggan (NSW) [7] Norman Parker ( Flag of England.svg ) Max Grosskreutz (Qld)
19482 laps Sydney Showground Vic Duggan (NSW) Aub Lawson (NSW) Ray Duggan (NSW)
Alec Statham ( Flag of England.svg )
19492 laps Sydney Showground Aub Lawson (NSW) Jack Biggs (Vic) Graham Warren (Qld)
Eric Chitty ( Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg )
19494 laps Brisbane Exhibition Ground Aub Lawson (NSW) Bill Rogers (NSW) Charlie Spinks (Qld)
19502 laps Sydney Sports Ground Aub Lawson (NSW) Graham Warren (Qld) Jack Biggs (Vic)
19503 laps Tracey's Speedway Bill Kitchen ( Flag of England.svg ) Bill Longley (Vic) Aub Lawson (NSW)
Jack Biggs (Vic)
19504 laps Sydney Showground Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg ) Aub Lawson (NSW) Bill Longley (Vic)
1950cofc Sydney Sports Ground Aub Lawson (NSW) Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg ) Jack Biggs (Vic)
19513 laps Sydney Showground Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg ) Keith Ryan (NSW) Aub Lawson (NSW)
19514 laps Sydney Sports Ground Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg ) Aub Lawson (NSW)
Tommy Miller ( Flag of Scotland.svg )
1951cofc Brisbane Exhibition Ground Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg ) Aub Lawson (NSW) Tommy Miller ( Flag of Scotland.svg )
19522 laps Maitland Showground Keith Ryan (NSW) Aub Lawson (NSW)
Lionel Levy (NSW)
19523 laps Sydney Showground Keith Ryan (NSW) Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg )
Lionel Levy (NSW)
19524 laps Sydney Sports Ground Lionel Levy (NSW) Aub Lawson (NSW) Jack Parker ( Flag of England.svg )
1952cofc Brisbane Exhibition Ground Aub Lawson (NSW) Lionel Levy (NSW) Keith Ryan (NSW)
19533 laps Sydney Showground Aub Lawson (NSW) Lionel Levy (NSW) Allan Quinn (NSW)
19534 laps Sydney Sports Ground Lionel Levy (NSW) Aub Lawson (NSW) Don Lawson (NSW)
1953cofc Brisbane Exhibition Ground Aub Lawson (NSW) Lionel Levy (NSW) Keith Ryan (NSW)
19543 laps Sydney Sports Ground Aub Lawson (NSW) Ken McKinlay ( Flag of Scotland.svg ) Lionel Levy (NSW)
1954cofc Sydney Sports Ground Aub Lawson (NSW) Lionel Levy (NSW) Rune Sörmander ( Flag of Sweden.svg )

Key

Single championship

YearVenueWinnerRunner-up3rd place
1962 Rockhampton Showgrounds Bob Sharp (NSW) Ivan Mauger ( Flag of New Zealand.svg ) Keith Gurtner (Qld)
1963 Rockhampton Showgrounds Mike Broadbank ( Flag of England.svg ) Keith Gurtner (Qld) Ivan Mauger ( Flag of New Zealand.svg )
1964 Sydney Showground Ken McKinlay ( Flag of Scotland.svg ) Jack Scott (SA) Ray Cresp (Vic)
1965 Sydney Showground Bob Sharp (NSW) Brian Collins (NSW) Bill Bryden (NSW)
1966 Rowley Park Chum Taylor (WA) Jimmy Gooch ( Flag of England.svg ) Dennis Gavros (SA)
1967 Rowley Park Jack Scott (SA) Göte Nordin ( Flag of Sweden.svg ) Ken McKinlay ( Flag of Scotland.svg )
1968 Sydney Showground Jim Airey (NSW) Nigel Boocock ( Flag of England.svg ) Eric Boocock ( Flag of England.svg )
1969 Sydney Showground Jim Airey (NSW) Ken McKinlay ( Flag of Scotland.svg )
Jack White (Qld)
Greg Kentwell (NSW)
1970 Sydney Showground Jim Airey (NSW) John Boulger (SA) Kevin Torpie (Vic)
1971 Claremont Speedway John Boulger (SA) Bob O'Leary (WA) John Langfield (NSW)
1972 Rowley Park Jim Airey (NSW) Ole Olsen ( Flag of Denmark.svg ) John Boulger (SA)
1973 Sydney Showground John Boulger (SA) John Langfield (NSW) Billy Sanders (NSW)
1974 Brisbane Exhibition Ground Steve Reinke (Qld) John Boulger (SA) John Titman (Qld)
1975 Sydney Showground Phil Crump (Vic) John Titman (Qld) Phil Herne (NSW)
1976 Liverpool Speedway Ole Olsen ( Flag of Denmark.svg ) Phil Crump (Vic) Billy Sanders (NSW)
1977 Brisbane Exhibition Ground John Titman (Qld) Phil Crump (Vic) Billy Sanders (NSW)
1978 Claremont Speedway Billy Sanders (NSW) Phil Herne (NSW) Lloyd Cross (WA)
1979 Olympic Park Phil Crump (Vic) Danny Kennedy (Vic) John Boulger (SA)
1980 Sydney Showground Billy Sanders (NSW) [8] Phil Crump (Vic) John Titman (Qld)
1981 Brisbane Exhibition Ground Billy Sanders (NSW) Phil Crump (Vic) John Titman (Qld)
1982 Claremont Speedway Billy Sanders (NSW) Gary Guglielmi (NSW) Glyn Taylor (WA)
1983 Speedway Park Billy Sanders (NSW) Glyn Taylor (WA) Phil Crump (Vic)
1984 Olympic Park Phil Crump (Vic) Billy Sanders (NSW) Gary Guglielmi (NSW)
1985 Pioneer Park Speedway Billy Sanders (NSW) Phil Crump (Vic) Stan Bear (Qld)
1986 Pioneer Park Speedway Troy Butler (Qld) John Titman (Qld) Alan Rivett (NSW)
1987 Olympic Park Steve Regeling (Qld) Steve Baker (SA) Glyn Taylor (WA)
1988 Riverview Speedway Phil Crump (Vic) Steve Regeling (Qld) Craig Hodgson (SA)
1989 Newcastle Motordrome Glenn Doyle (WA) [9] Stephen Davies (NSW) Jamie Fagg (NT)
1990 Brisbane Exhibition Ground Glenn Doyle (WA) Leigh Adams (Vic) Stephen Davies (NSW)
1991 Arunga Park Speedway Craig Boyce (NSW) Glenn Doyle (WA) Glyn Taylor (WA)
1992 North Arm Speedway Leigh Adams (Vic) Shane Parker (SA) Mark Carlson (Qld)
1993 Brisbane Exhibition Ground Leigh Adams (Vic) Jason Lyons (Vic) Shane Bowes (SA)
1994 Olympic Park Leigh Adams (Vic) Jason Lyons (Vic) Jason Crump (Vic)
1995 Gosford Speedway Jason Crump (Vic) Craig Boyce (NSW) Leigh Adams (Vic)
1996 Newcastle Motordrome Craig Boyce (NSW) Jason Crump (Vic) Tony Langdon (Qld)
1997 Brisbane Exhibition Ground Craig Boyce (NSW) Jason Crump (Vic) Ryan Sullivan (SA)
1998 Riverview Speedway Leigh Adams (Vic) Jason Lyons (Vic) Jason Crump (Vic)
1999 Olympic Park Todd Wiltshire (NSW) Jason Lyons (Vic) Nigel Sadler (SA)
2000 Gosford Speedway Leigh Adams (Vic) Mark Lemon (Vic) Todd Wiltshire (NSW)
2001 Riverview Speedway Todd Wiltshire (NSW) Leigh Adams (Vic) Mick Poole (NSW)
2002 Wayville Showgrounds Leigh Adams (Vic) Jason Crump (Vic) Ryan Sullivan (SA)
2003 Gosford Speedway Leigh Adams (Vic) Todd Wiltshire (NSW) Craig Watson (NSW)
2004 3 rounds Ryan Sullivan (SA) Leigh Adams (Vic) Todd Wiltshire (NSW)
2005 4 rounds Leigh Adams (Vic) Jason Lyons (Vic) Steve Johnston (WA)
2006 3 rounds Leigh Adams (Vic) Todd Wiltshire (NSW) Rory Schlein (SA)
2007 5 rounds Jason Crump (Vic) Leigh Adams (Vic) Steve Johnston (WA)
2008 5 rounds Chris Holder (NSW) Troy Batchelor (Qld) Joe Screen ( Flag of England.svg )
2009 3 rounds Leigh Adams (Vic) Chris Holder (NSW) Rory Schlein (SA)
2010 3 rounds Chris Holder (NSW) Troy Batchelor (SA) Darcy Ward (Qld)
2011 4 rounds Chris Holder (NSW) Darcy Ward (Qld) Davey Watt (Qld)
2012 3 rounds Chris Holder (NSW) Davey Watt (Qld) Cameron Woodward (Vic)
2013 3 rounds [10] Troy Batchelor (SA) Dakota North (Vic) Cameron Woodward (Vic)
2014 3 rounds Chris Holder (NSW) Jason Doyle (NSW) Josh Grajczonek (Qld)
2015 4 rounds [11] Jason Doyle (NSW) Sam Masters (NSW) Justin Sedgmen (Vic)
2016 4 rounds [12] Brady Kurtz (NSW) Sam Masters (NSW) Max Fricke (Vic)
2017 4 rounds [13] Sam Masters (NSW) Justin Sedgmen (Vic) Davey Watt (Qld)
2018 4 rounds [14] Rohan Tungate (NSW) Brady Kurtz (NSW) Max Fricke (Vic)
2019 5 rounds [15] Max Fricke (Vic) Rohan Tungate (NSW) Chris Holder (NSW)
2020 4 rounds [16] [17] Max Fricke (Vic) Jack Holder (NSW) Rohan Tungate (NSW)
2021 cancelled due to COVID-19
2022 Gillman Speedway [18] Max Fricke Justin Sedgmen Tate Zischke
2023 4 rounds [19] Jack Holder Jason Doyle Max Fricke
2024 5 rounds [20] [21] Rohan Tungate Max Fricke Jack Holder

Medals classification

PosRider Gold medal icon.svg Silver medal icon.svg Bronze medal icon.svg
1. Leigh Adams 1041
2. Aub Lawson 973
3. Billy Sanders 613
4. Jack Parker 521
5. Vic Duggan 511
Chris Holder 511
7. Phil Crump 441
8. Jim Airey 4
9. Craig Boyce 31
10. Max Fricke 33
11. Bluey Wilkinson 3
12. Lionel Levy 261
13. Jason Crump 232
14. John Boulger 222
Todd Wiltshire 222
16. Max Grosskreutz 22
17. Keith Ryan 212
18. Glenn Doyle 21
19. Pat Hamilton 2
Sig Schlam 2
Bob Sharp 2
22. Jack Holder 11

No third place is listed with two or more riders tied for second place. Additionally, with only one rider listed in second, third place was unknown
♦ 1990 ride-off after top 2 tied on 14pts. 1998 ride-off after top 3 placings tied on 13pts
# Riders tied on points required ride-off for second and third place
All titles from 1962 to 1967 were determined by a single race. Titles from 1968 to 2003 decided on the traditional single meeting. From 1999 to 2003 a final for the top 4 point scorers was instituted
Since 2004 all titles have been over a 3, 4 or 5 round series

See also

Statistics

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