2009 Team Speedway Junior World Championship

Format

The final consisted of the host team and the defending champions Poland. The other finalists were determined in two qualifying rounds (semi-finals). In Abensberg, Germany on 1 June was Sweden (3rd place in 2008 Final), Australia (4th place), Great Britain and host team Germany. Five days later in Pardubice, will be Denmark (Runner-up in 2008 Final), host team Czech Republic and Finland. The Russian team withdrew and was replaced by a joint team of Croatian and Slovenian riders, known as "Adria".

Results

• Qualifying round 2
• CZE Pardubice
• 7 June 2009

• The Final
• POL Gorzów Wlkp.
• 5 September 2009

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Qualifying Round 1 was won by Sweden (45 points) and they beat host team Germany (40 pts), Australia (35 pts) and Great Britain (26 pts). The top scored rider was Darcy Ward from Australia (maximum 15 points) and British Tai Woffinden (15 points also, but in six heats). Qualifying Round 2 was won by host team Czech Republic (56 pts). To the final was qualify second Denmark (55 pts, more than Germany). Adria (Croatia and Slovenia) beat in run-off Finland (both 16 points).

The Final was won be host team and the defending champions Poland (57 points), who they beat Denmark (45 pts), Sweden (32 pts) and Czech Republic (15 pts). The top scored rider was Przemysław Pawlicki from Poland (maximum 15 points). It was fifth title for Poland team and second for Grzegorz Zengota, Maciej Janowski and Artur Mroczka.

Heat details

Semifinal 1

• 1 June 2009 (14:00)
• GER Abensberg, Speedwaystadion Abensberg (Length: 398 m)
• Referee: GBR Mick Bates
• Jury President: DEN Jörgen L. Jensen

|Thomas H. Jonasson |2|2|3|3|3 |Jonas Messing |3|2||2.12i=X||2.17i=N||2.22i=N |Linus Eklöf (c) |2|2|3|2|3 |Kim Nilsson |1|1|1|1|1 |Ludvig Lindgren |3|2|1|3|1 |Kevin Wölbert |1|1|2|1.18p=3|3|2 |Max Dilger (c) ||2.2i=E||2.8i=E|2|2.14p=2|2|2 |Frank Facher |3|3.6p=1|3|1|1|2 |Erik Pudel |0|1|2|1|2|4.22p=3 |Sönke Petersen ||5.5i=F/N||5.6i=-||5.14i=-||5.18i=-||5.22i=- |Darcy Ward (c) |3|3|3|3|3 |Justin Sedgmen |1|2|0||2.18i=X|1|2.22p=2 |Mitchell Davey |0|3|1||3.19i=-||3.22i=- |Richard Sweetman |2|0|2|4.19p=2|1|1 |Josh Grajczonek ||5.5i=X|0|0|2|0 |Simon Lambert |0|0|1|1.18p=1|0|1 |Brendan Johnson |2|0|0|0|0 |Tai Woffinden (c) |1|3|3.12p=3|3|2|3 |Lewis Bridger |3|3||4.11i=X||4.18i=-||4.25i=N |None (Robert Mear) ||5.5i=N||5.8i=N||5.12i=-||5.19i=N||5.21i=N

Semifinal 2

• 6 June 2009 (18:00) was canceled and was restarted on 7 June
• CZE Pardubice, Speedway track AMK Zlatá přilba Pardubice-Svítkov (Length: 391m)
• Referee: GER Christian Froschauer
• Jury President: SVN Boris Kotnjek

|Matěj Kůs (c) |3|3|3|3|2 |Jan Holub III |2|2|2|2|0 |Michael Hádek |3|3|1|3|3 |Filip Šitera |2|3|2|2|2 |Michal Dudek |2|3|2|3||5.24i=E |Leon Madsen |2|3|3|3|2 |Kenni Larsen |0|1||2.14i=E|2|3 |Nicolai Klindt |2|2|3|2|3 |Patrick Hougaard (c) |3|2|3|3|3 |René Bach |3|1|3|2|1 |Aki-Pekka Mustonen (c) ||1.1i=N||1.6i=-||1.11i=-||1.16i=-||1.21i=- |Timo Lahti |1|1|1|2.16p=1|1|1 |Joni Kitala |1|3.6p=0||3.8i=E||3.13i=N||3.18i=N||3.23i=N |Kalle Katajisto |0|1|1|1|4.21p=3|1 |Jari Mäkinen |1|2|5.11p=0|1|0|1|5.26p=2

Final

• 5 September 2009 (17:00 UTC+2)
• POL Gorzów Wielkopolski, Edward Jancarz Stadium (Length: 329 m)
• Referee: GBR Craig Ackroyd
• Jury President: HUN Janos Nadasdi
• As a team squads was declared was changed three riders: :SWE (4) injury in Danish league match on 28 August Dennis Andersson → Kim Nilsson :POL (1) Patryk Dudek → Dawid Lampart :CZE (1) injury in a track practice Michael Hádek → Václav Milík

|Dawid Lampart ||1.1i=F1x|1|1|3||1.23i=F1x |Maciej Janowski |3|3|1|3|3 |Grzegorz Zengota (c) |3|3|1|3|3 |Przemysław Pawlicki |3|3|3|3|3 |Artur Mroczka |2|3|3|1|2 |René Bach |2|2|0|2|1 |Kenni Larsen ||2.2i=Fx|0||2.12i=-||2.17i=F4||2.22i=- |Leon Madsen |2|2|2|2|3 |Nicolai Klindt |2|2|2|2|4.22p=3|2 |Patrick Hougaard (c) |3|2|5.12p=2|3|2|2 |Linus Eklöf |3|1|1||1.17i=-|0 |Thomas H. Jonasson |2||2.9i=F4|2|2.17p=2|3|2 |Simon Gustafsson (c) |1|1|2|1|1 |Kim Nilsson ||4.4i=T|1|3|0|2 |Ludvig Lindgren ||5.5i=T|2|1|1|0 |Václav Milík, Jr. ||1.1i=2x|1|0|1.16p=0|1|0 |Martin Gavenda |1|0||2.14i=-||2.16i=-|2.18p=0|1 |Filip Šitera |0||3.6i=R|0|1|1|3.25p=1 |Matěj Kůs (c) |1|3|3|4.14i=R2||4.18i=-||4.25i=- |Jan Holub III |1|0|0|0|0

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