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1988 Speedway World Team Cup

29th edition of the annual motorcycle speedway World Cup competition


29th edition of the annual motorcycle speedway World Cup competition

The 1988 Speedway World Team Cup was the 29th edition of the FIM Speedway World Team Cup to determine the team world champions.

The three legged final format was scrapped and a one off final returned, which was held at the Veterans Memorial Stadium (Long Beach) in California, United States. It made no difference to Denmark who duly wrapped up a sixth consecutive title (and eighth in total) moving level with England's record. It was also Hans Nielsen's eighth gold medal having taken part in all of Denmark's title wins.

First round

  • 10 April 1988
  • AUT Stadion Wiener Neustadt, Wiener Neustadt
P1}}1stP2}}2ndP3}}3rd4th
p1}} - 41
Heinrich Schatzer - 14
Siegfried Eder - 12
Walter Nebel - 7
Robert Funk - 7
Andreas Bössner - 1p2}} - 35
Mitch Shirra - 14
Gary Allan - 9
Alan Rivett - 8
Bruce Cribb - 4p3}} - 25
Ingvar Skogland - 10
Arnt Förland - 7
Tor Einar Hielm - 5
Einar Kyllingstad - 2
Arne Svendsen - 1 - 19
Henny Kroeze - 8
Henk Steman - 7
Robert Jan Munnecom - 3
Rob Steman - 1
Rene Elzinga - 0
  • Austria to second round

Second round

Daywidth=200pxVenuewidth=160pxWinnerwidth=40px2nd round
26 JuneHUN Szeged
3 JulyITA Lonigo

Leg 1

  • 26 June 1988
  • HUN Napos út, Szeged
P1}}1stP2}}2ndP3}}3rd4th
p1}} - 52
Sándor Tihanyi - 15
Zoltán Adorján - 14
Antal Kocso - 12
Janosh Balogh - 7
József Petrikovics - 4p2}} - 41
Armando Dal Chiele - 13
Armando Castagna - 10
Paolo Salvatelli - 9
Valentino Furlanetto - 9
Gianni Famari - NSp3}} - 15
Nikolai Manev - 5
Georgi Petranov - 3
Rudolf Valentinov - 3
Angel Eftimov - 3
Orlin Janakiev - 1 - 12
Walter Nebel - 5
Robert Funk - 4
Toni Pilotto - 3
Siegfried Eder - 0
Heinrich Schatzer - 0

Leg 2

  • 3 July 1988
  • ITA Santa Marina Stadium, Lonigo
P1}}1stP2}}2ndP3}}3rd4th
p1}} - 44
Zoltán Adorján - 12
József Petrikovics - 12
Antal Kocso - 11
Sándor Tihanyi - 5
Janosh Balogh - 4p2}} - 43
Armando Castagna - 14
Valentino Furlanetto - 12
Paolo Salvatelli - 9
Ottaviano Righetto - 8
Armando Dal Chiele - 0p3}} - 22
Walter Nebel - 6
Robert Funk - 5
Toni Pilotto - 5
Andreas Bössner - 5
Siegfried Eder - 1 - 10
Georgi Petranov - 3
Rudolf Valentinov - 3
Nikolai Manev - 2
Orlin Janakiev - 1
Aleksi Todorov - 1
  • Hungary to third round

Third round

  • 12 August 1988
  • FRG Ellermühle Speedway Stadium, Landshut
P1}}1stP2}}2ndP3}}3rd4th
p1}} - 40
Klaus Lausch - 11
Tommy Dunker - 10
Karl Maier - 10
Gerd Riss - 9
Hans Faltermaier - 0p2}} - 38
Zoltán Adorján - 14
Antal Kocso - 13
Sándor Tihanyi - 8
Janosh Balogh - 3
József Petrikovics - 0p3}} - 32
Stephen Davies - 11
Mick Poole - 9
Craig Hodgson - 6
Troy Butler - 5
Steve Baker - 1 - 10
Ari Koponen - 4
Aki Ala-Riihimäki - 2
Olli Tyrväinen - 2
Roy Malminheimo - 2
Kai Niemi - 0

West Germany to fourth round

Fourth round

Daywidth=200pxVenuewidth=160pxWinnerwidth=40px4th round
21 AugustCSK Prague
25 AugustSWE Linköping

Leg 1

  • 21 August 1988
  • CSK Markéta Stadium, Prague

|Per Jonsson |3|3|3|1|19|1.19p=3 |Jimmy Nilsen |3|3|3|3|20|2.20p=2 |Tony Olsson |2|2|3|2|18|3.18p=2 |Conny Ivarsson |3|2||4.9i=-|1|17|4.17i=- |Henrik Gustafsson |5.9p=2|5.17p=3 |Roman Matoušek |3|3|2|2|20|1.20p=1 |Antonín Kasper Jr. |1|0||2.11i=E|2|18|2.18p=3 |Lubomír Jedek |1|1||3.10i=F|3|19|3.19p=2 |Petr Vandírek |1|0|1||4.14i=-|17|4.17p=2 |Bohumil Brhel |5.14p=0 |Gerd Riss |3|1|3|3|20|1.20p=0 |Klaus Lausch |0|0||2.10i=-|1|17|2.17p=0 |Karl Maier |2|2|0|3|19|3.19p=1 |Tommy Dunker |1|1|2|2|18|4.18p=0 |Hans Faltermaier |5.10p=1 |Roman Jankowski |0|2|2|0|19|1.19p=0 |Piotr Świst |0|0||2.9i=-||2.15i=E|17|2.17i=- |Andrzej Huszcza |0|1|1|1|18|3.18p=1 |Zenon Kasprzak |2|3|1|0|20|4.20p=2 |Eugeniusz Skupien |5.9p=0|5.17p=1

Leg 2

  • 25 August 1988
  • SWE Linköping Motorstadion, Linköping

|Per Jonsson |3|3|3||1.16i=-|20|1.20p=1 |Jimmy Nilsen |3|2||2.9i=-|3|18|2.18p=3 |Tony Olsson |3|2||3.11i=-|2|17|3.17p=3 |Conny Ivarsson |3|3|3||4.13i=-|19|4.19p=2 |Henrik Gustafsson |5.9p=3|5.11p=2|5.13p=3|5.16p=1 |Gerd Riss |2|3|3|2|20|1.20p=2 |Klaus Lausch |1|2|1|0|18|2.18p=2 |Karl Maier |1|2|2|3|19|3.19p=3 |Tommy Dunker |0|0||4.9i=-|0|17|4.17i=- |Hans Faltermaier |5.9p=0|5.17p=2 |Roman Matoušek |0|3|2|3|20|1.20p=3 |Antonín Kasper Jr. |1|0|1|2|19|2.19p=1 |Lubomír Jedek |0|0||3.10i=-||3.13i=-|17|3.17i=- |Petr Vandírek |1|1|1|0|18|4.18i=F |Bohumil Brhel |5.10p=1|5.13p=2|5.17i=F |Andrzej Huszcza |2|1|2|0|20|1.20p=0 |Piotr Świst |0||2.8i=-|0|1|17|2.17i=- |Roman Jankowski |2|1|0|1|19|3.19p=0 |Zenon Kasprzak |2|0|0||4.13i=-|18|4.18i=F |Eugeniusz Skupien |5.8p=1|5.13p=1|5.17i=E

  • Sweden to World Final

World Final

  • 10 September 1988
  • USA Long Beach, Veterans Memorial Stadium

|Hans Nielsen |3|3|3|3|19|1.19p=2 |Jan O. Pedersen |3|3|3|3|20|2.20i=- |Erik Gundersen |1|3|3|1|18|3.18i=- |Tommy Knudsen |2|1|1|3|17|4.17p=1 |John Jørgensen |5.18p=2|5.20p=0 |Sam Ermolenko |3|2|3|2|20|1.20p=3 |Lance King |1|2|0||2.15i=-|17|2.17p=3 |Shawn Moran ||3.3i=F|2|2|1|19|3.19p=3 |Kelly Moran |1|2|0|2|18|4.18p=0 |Rick Miller |5.15i=E |Per Jonsson |2|3|1|1|20|1.20p=2 |Conny Ivarsson |0||2.6i=-||2.9i=F||2.15i=-|17|2.17i=- |Tony Olsson |0|1||3.11i=-|0|18|3.18p=3 |Jimmy Nilsen |3|1|1||4.13i=E|19|4.19i=E |Henrik Gustafsson |5.6p=1|5.11p=1|5.15p=2|5.17i=E |Simon Wigg |0|0||1.11i=-|0|19|1.19i=- |Simon Cross |2|0|0||2.15i=-|18|2.18p=1 |Kelvin Tatum |2|0|2|2|20|3.20p=1 |Chris Morton |1|0||4.9i=-|3|17|4.17i=- |Gary Havelock |5.9p=2|5.11p=2|5.15p=1|5.17p=2|5.19p=1

References

References

  1. "FIM SPEEDWAY WORLD CUP/ SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS".
  2. "1988 WORLD TEAM CUP".
  3. "World Team Cup 1960-1990".
  4. "Speedway riders, history and results".
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