Great Britain racer Robert Lambert opened his Swedish season with a 13 paid 15-point maximum as Bauhaus Elitserien champions Vastervik triumphed 53-37 at home to Piraterna on Tuesday.
Lambert enjoyed a fine weekend on the FIM Speedway stage, leading his country into the BOLL FIM Speedway World Cup Final with victory at Semi-Final 1 in Landshut on Friday. He also finished fourth in the WWK Schwaiger & Partner FIM Speedway GP of Germany – Landshut on Saturday.
The former world No.2 took his form to Vastervik – registering three victories and two paid wins. Lambert was backed up by a nine-point haul from double Swedish champion Jacob Thorssell, with Rasmus Jensen scoring eight paid nine, Mads Hansen adding eight and Tom Brennan and Noel Wahlquist both bagging seven paid eight.
Swedish rider Jonathan Ejnermark scored 12 points for Piraterna, with Latvian star Daniils Kolodinskis notching nine paid 10.
Double European champion Andzejs Lebedevs raced to 12 paid 13 points for Smederna as they completed a 47-43 victory at home to Indianerna. He was supported by a nine paid 11-point tally from Gleb Chugunov, while Kim Nilsson scored seven.
Polish rider Przemyslaw Pawlicki collected 11 points for the Indians, with USA star Luke Becker adding eight and Szymon Wozniak scoring seven paid eight.
In the day’s other meeting, SON2 world champion Norick Blodorn impressed on 10 paid 11 as Vargarna defied a 12 paid 13-point tally from Speedway GP World Championship leader Kacper Woryna to beat visitors Lejonen 50-40.
Danish star Frederik Jakobsen scored 10 for the home side, with Martin Vaculik notching nine and Jaimon Lidsey adding eight.
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