Danish Speedway League

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Danish Speedway League
Sport Motorcycle speedway
Founded1967
No. of teams7
CountryDenmark
Most recent
champion(s)
Sønderjylland Elite Speedway (SES)
TV partner(s) dk4
Official website Official website

The Danish Speedway League (Danish : Dansk Speedway Liga) or Danish Super League or Metal League as it is called today is the top division of motorcycle speedway in Denmark. [1] [2] [3]

Contents

In 1955, the idea of a Danish Tournament for teams surfaced. The Danish Speedway League began in 1956 for Frederiksborg (Hillerød), Amager, Odense and Randers. [4]

Roll of Honour

List of teams to have finished in medal-winning positions: [5] [6]

YearChampionsRunners-UpThird
Original tournament
1956 Odense Hillerød Amager
1957 Amager Hillerød Australia, Vejle
1958 Amager Randers Odense
1959 Amager Randers Odense
Division 1
1967 Esbjerg Fredericia Herning
1968 Fredericia Løverne Haderslev Hillerød
1969 Esbjerg Fredericia Hillerød
1970 Esbjerg Fredericia Cimbrerne Aalborg
1971 Esbjerg Fredericia Løverne Haderslev
1972 Esbjerg Fredericia Piraterne Århus
1973 Piraterne Århus Esbjerg Fredericia
1974 Fredericia Esbjerg Fredericia B
1975 Fredericia Esbjerg Piraterne Århus
1976 Holsted Esbjerg Piraterne Århus
1977 Holsted Esbjerg Piraterne Århus
1978 Holsted Esbjerg Ulvene, Midtsjaellands
1979 Holsted Slangerup Esbjerg
1980 Esbjerg Holsted Outrup
1981 Esbjerg Holsted Frederikshavn
1982 Fjelsted Esbjerg Outrup
1983 Slangerup Fjelsted Esbjerg
1984 Esbjerg Fjelsted Holsted
1985 Outrup Fjelsted Holsted
Dansk Speedway Liga
1986 Fjelsted Fredericia Slangerup
1987 Fredericia Fjelsted Slangerup
1988 Slangerup Frederikshavn Fjelsted
1989 Fredericia Fjelsted Slangerup
1990 Brovst Fredericia Saeby
1991 Holsted Fredericia Holstebro
1992 Fjelsted Holsted Fredericia
1993 Fredericia Fjelsted Holsted
1994 Holsted Fredericia Randers
1995 Fjelsted Holsted Fredericia
1996 Holsted Fredericia Holstebro
1997 Holstebro Holsted Outrup
1998 Brovst Holstebro Holsted
1999 Outrup Fjelsted/Odense Brovst
2000 Brovst Herning Holsted
2001 Outrup Holsted Brovst
2002 Holsted Slangerup Outrup
2003 Holsted Slangerup Brovst
2004 Holsted Slangerup Fredericia
2005 Fredericia Holsted Slangerup
2006 Holsted Slangerup Outrup
2007 Holsted Slangerup Esbjerg
2008 Slangerup Esbjerg Holsted
2009 Holsted Slangerup Brovst
2010 Slangerup Outrup Vojens
2011 Slangerup Holstebro Holsted
2012 Esbjerg Fjelsted Holsted
2013 Esbjerg Holstebro Holsted
2014 Holsted Esbjerg Munkebo
2015 Munkebo Holstebro Esbjerg
2016 Region Varde Holsted Esbjerg
2017 Fjelsted Region Varde Slangerup
2018 Region Varde Slangerup Holsted
2019 Fjelsted Esbjerg Holsted
2020
Not staged due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
2021 Holsted SES Slangerup
Speedway Ligaen
2022 SES Slangerup Holsted
2023 Esbjerg SES Slangerup

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References

  1. "Danish Super League". Speedway Life. Retrieved 3 January 2023.
  2. "1. div. 500 cc. 1956 – 1985". Speedway Life. Retrieved 6 April 2023.
  3. "Danish Superliga". Dansk Speedway. Retrieved 9 April 2023.
  4. "div. 500 cc. 1956 – 1985". Speedway Life. Retrieved 27 April 2024.
  5. "HISTORICAL RESULTS 1956-2022". Speedway History Info. Retrieved 3 January 2023.
  6. "Danish Team Championship". Speedway Fan Site. Retrieved 3 January 2023.

See also