Swedish Speedway Team Championship

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Swedish Speedway Team Championship
Sport speedway
Founded1950
CountrySweden
Most recent
champion(s)
Dackarna
Most titles Getingarna (14)
Official website Official site

The Swedish Speedway Team Championship is the team championship of speedway in Sweden. [1] [2]

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History

The Championship was introduced in 1950. [3]

In 1982 the Championship was renamed with a new league called the Elitserien being introduced. [4] The second tier of the Championship is known as the Allsvenskan.

Between 1986 and 1999 the team that finished top of the league were declared champions because there was no play-off. [5]

List of winners

YearTier oneTier twoTier three
1948 Filbyterna N/AN/A
1949 Vargarna N/AN/A
1950 Filbyterna Piraterna, Saxarna, Vetlanda N/A
1951 Vargarna Vikingarna, Kaparna N/A
1952 Getingarna Monarkerna N/A
1953 Vargarna Vikingarna N/A
1954 Vargarna N/AN/A
1955 Monarkerna N/AN/A
1956 Monarkerna N/AN/A
1957 Dackarna N/AN/A
1958 Dackarna Örnarna N/A
1959 Dackarna Folkare N/A
1960 Vargarna Filbyterna N/A
1961 Vargarna Kaparna B, Folkare N/A
1962 Dackarna Getingarna Gamarna
1963 Getingarna Örnarna Dackarna B, Filbyterna
1964 Getingarna Vargarna Taxarna, Kaparna B
1965 Getingarna Gamarna Lejonen, Kaparna B
1966 Getingarna Njudungarna Indianerna
1967 Getingarna Indianerna Dackarna, Smederna
1968 Kaparna Lejonen Dackarna, Filbyterna
1969 Getingarna Örnarna Bysarna, Eldarna
1970 Kaparna Bysarna Filbyterna, Vikingarna
1971 Bysarna Dackarna, Smederna Valsarna
1972 Bysarna Dackarna, Indianerna Gamarna
1973 Smederna Indianerna, Kaparna Piraterna
1974 Getingarna Lejonen, Masarna Jämtarna
1975 Bysarna Njudungarna Gamarna, Piraterna
1976 Njudungarna Örnarna Eldarna, Solkatterna
1977 Smederna Skepparna Gamarna, Brassarna, Vikingarna
1978 Getingarna Lejonen Pilarna, Filbyterna
1979 Getingarna Skepparna Eldarna, Solkatterna
1980 Njudungarna Kaparna, Piraterna Pilarna
1981 Getingarna Solkatterna, Vargarna Brassarna
1982 Getingarna Solkatterna, Kaparna Lindarna, Brassarna
1983 Njudungarna Gamarna, Vargarna Eldarna, Filbyterna
1984 Njudungarna Solkatterna Vikingarna, Lejonen
1985 Getingarna Bysarna Tuna Rebels, Piraterna
1986 Vetlanda Dackarna Valsarna, Skepparna
1987 Vetlanda Gamarna Griparna, Brassarna
1988 Bysarna Rospiggarna Solkatterna, Filbyterna
1989 Stockholm United Smederna Valsarna, Kaparna
1990 Indianerna Skepparna Masarna, Korparna
1991 Indianerna Dackarna Kaparna
1992 Örnarna Smederna Stockholm, Zaags
1993 Örnarna Valsarna Korparna, Husarerna
1994 Örnarna Rospiggarna Team Viking, Njudungarna
1995 Rospiggarna Dackarna Karlstad, Njudungarna
1996 Örnarna Vargarna, Getingarna N/A
1997 Rospiggarna Kaparna, Nässjö N/A
1998 Valsarna Masarna Team Viking
1999 Valsarna (E) Team Svelux (A) Filbyterna (D2) Piraterna (D3)
2000 Masarna Bysarna Lejonen
2001 Rospiggarna Örnarna Gasarna
2002 Rospiggarna Vetlanda Vikingarna
2003 Kaparna Piraterna Eldarna
2004 Vetlanda Örnarna Skepparna
2005 Västervik Hammarby Team Bikab
2006 Vetlanda Kaparna Solkatterna
2007 Dackarna Lejonen Team Kumla
2008 Lejonen Vargarna Team Dalakraft
2009 Lejonen Valsarna Gnistorna
2010 Vetlanda Hammarby Smederna
2011 Piraterna Rospiggarna Solkatterna
2012 Vetlanda Smederna Smederna B
2013 Piraterna Rospiggarna Griparna/Hammarby
2014 Vetlanda Lejonen
2015 Vetlanda Masarna
2016 Rospiggarna Västervik
2017 Smederna Västervik
2018 Smederna Piraterna
2019 Smederna Griparna
2020 Masarna N/AN/A
2021 Dackarna Indianerna B
2022 Smederna Valsarna Indianerna C
2023 Dackarna Njudungarna Masarna

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