Speedway GP World Championship leader Kacper Woryna stormed to a 14 paid 15-point maximum for Swedish side Lejonen as they triumphed 49-41 at home to Indianerna in the Bauhaus Elitserien on Tuesday.
Woryna warmed up for Saturday’s FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague with a flawless five rides in Gislaved, with six-time world champion Bartosz Zmarzlik also starring on 14. Double SGP2 champion Mateusz Cierniak notched nine paid 10.
Their fellow Polish rider Przemyslaw Pawlicki picked up nine points for the Indians, while Oliver Berntzon added eight paid nine against his old club.
Elsewhere, Great Britain ace Robert Lambert racked up 14 points for Vastervik, winning heat 15 to ensure they held on for a 46-44 win at home to Dackarna. Danish star Rasmus Jensen backed him up on 10 points.
Former Speedway GP world champion Artem Laguta tallied 12 for the Malilla men, with Ukrainian racer Nazar Parnitskyi scoring three paid five.
Smederna survived a 17-point salvo from Rospiggarna’s Danish ace Mikkel Michelsen to claim a 48-42 win in Eskilstuna.
Latvian racer Andzejs Lebedevs led the Smederna scoring on 10 points, with Maciej Janowski picking up nine. Michelsen was backed up by 10 paid 11 points from Vadim Tarasenko for Rospiggarna.
In the day’s other meeting, Aussie international Jaimon Lidsey scored 11 paid 13 points as Vargarna defeated visitors Piraterna 51-39. Swedish star Filip Hjelmland collected 10 paid 12, while 2024 SGP2 champion Wiktor Przyjemski scored eight paid 10 and SON2 champion Norick Blodorn added eight paid nine. Polish racer Oskar Fajfer registered 13 for the Pirates.