Elit Vetlanda Speedway
(Redirected from VMS Elit Vetlanda)
| Vetlanda Speedway | |||||||
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| Club information | |||||||
| Track address | Hasses Motorstadion | ||||||
| Country | Sweden | ||||||
| Founded | 1946 | ||||||
| Team manager | Rikard Kling | ||||||
| League | Elitserien | ||||||
| Website | www | ||||||
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| Track size | 355 metres | ||||||
| Track record time | 62.5 seconds | ||||||
| Track record holder | Jaroslaw Hampel & Adrian Miedzinski | ||||||
| Major team honours | |||||||
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Vetlanda Speedway are a Swedish motorcycle speedway team based in Vetlanda, Sweden. Earlier known as Njudungarna and VMS Elit, the club was formed in 1946, and arranged their first meeting three years later. In 2003 when the club was promoted to the top division of Swedish speedway league, the Elitserien, they changed the name of club to VMS Elit. The current name Vetlanda Speedway was adopted in 2018.
On 30 March 2022, Vetlanda Speedway applied for bankruptcy, which was approved by the Eksjö Local Court. The club also withdrew from Elitserien.[1]
2019 Team
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Troy Batchelor - Brady Kurtz
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Bartosz Zmarzlik - Dominik Kubera
- Szymon Woźniak
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Artem Laguta -
Victor Palovaara - Filip Hjelmland
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Andreas Lyager Hansen
2020 Team
- Brady Kurtz
- Andreas Lyager Hansen
- Bartosz Zmarzlik
- Dominik Kubera
- Szymon Woźniak
- Peter Ljung
- Jonathan Ejnermark
- Johan Jensen
- Victor Palovaara
- Filip Hjemland
- Jörn Pöker
- Alexander Woentin
References
- ^ Sandra Wennergren (31 March 2022). "Vetlanda Speedway i konkurs" (in Swedish). SVT Jönköping. Retrieved 31 March 2022.
