Jan Kvěch on the archive picture.
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The winner of the last part of the series and the overall classification was the Pole Jakub Miskowiak. The Danish Mads Hansen squeezed between him and Kvěcha in the final of the Pardubice race.
Kvěch finished seventh overall, even though his hand and shoulder injuries disrupted the season, Petr Chlupáč was the fifth fifth in the Czech Republic in the final standings of the World Championships.
A renewed tradition! Even with a Czech ace
The junior World Championships began with a speedway extended weekend, which includes Sunday’s Golden Helmet and Monday’s Tomíček Memorial in Prague.
The star, who returned from her pension, was not taken to the famous race this year. The Czech series has thinned
| Junior World Championships – Pardubice: |
| 1. Miskowiak (Pol.) 19 b. |
| 2. Hansen (Danish) 16 |
| 3. Kvěch (CZE) 14 |
| 6. Hairy (CZE) 10 |
| 9. Climate (CZE) 8 |
| Final state of the World Cup: |
| 1. Miskowiak 58 |
| 2. Hansen 54 |
| 3. Lampart (Pol.) 40 |
| 5. Hairy 29 |
| 7. May 28 |
| 16. Climate 8 |
| Speedway weekend |
| Pardubice |
| Saturday October 2 at 13.00 – Golden ribbon of juniors and World Championships in a flat track |
| Sunday 3 October at 12.00 – 73rd Golden Helmet (among others with three-time winner Jason Doyle from Australia, his compatriot Max Frick, Slovenian Matej Žagar) |
| Prague Markéta |
| Monday 4 October at 6 pm – 52nd Tomíček Memorial (among others with Václav Milík, Danish Matias Nielsen, British Adam Ellis) |
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