Great anticipation in Ludwigslust: U24 team EM starts in Speedway!

Great anticipation in Ludwigslust: U24 team EM starts in Speedway!

Ludwigslust, Deutschland - Next Saturday, July 12, 2025, there is a lot going on in the Ludwigsluster Motodrom, because then the U24 Team EM qualification takes place as part of the Speedway Championship. A total of four countries will be in the competition: the Czech Republic, Great Britain, Denmark and Germany. The event organization has had a high waves for weeks and the anticipation is tangible.

The German team is represented by the best drivers of the German U21 championship. The Ludwigsluster Motorsportclub, under the direction of club chairman Cathleen Reimer, has prepared intensively for the event. "We are very happy about the decision of the FIM Europe to carry this qualification here in Ludwigslust," says Reimer with enthusiasm.

teams and drivers at a glance

The competition is impressive. The Czech team relies on Jan Kvech, a driver of the Speedway Grand Prix, and Adam "Bubba" Bednar, who is also active in the U21 Grand Prix. Leon Flint, who drives in the Polish league for AC Landshut, and two more U21 World Cup drivers stand out at the British team. Denmark is represented by Mikkel Andersen, a U21 World Cup driver. The races start at 5 p.m., and an exciting driver presentation takes place in advance.

This event is part of a larger framework: In 2025, a total of three races will be held for the Speedway Championship in Germany. Ludwigslust is therefore not only a highlight, but also a crucial element of the entire championship, which includes a total of six Speedway predicates at European level. Various races lead from the qualification round in Brokstedt on May 1st to the decisive final events that will be held in Germany and Poland.

A look at the qualifications

The pre -qualifications are already in full swing. Eight German drivers took part in the qualification races in different countries. Your goal? A place in the European Championship Challenge on May 12th in Daugavpils, Latvia. While some drivers like Erik Riss, the triple long-term world champion, achieved appealing results, others such as Norick Dummorn and Kevin Wölbert remained behind their expectations. The next challenges are already around the corner, and interest in the Speedway sport is growing steadily.

The qualification in Ludwigslust will be a key event, because only the two best nation qualifications for the grand finale in Macon, France. This is not a small task, and the tension will not only be great for the drivers, but also among the audience.

The weekend promises to become an exciting sporting event where teams from all over Europe will compete. A good hand for exciting races and committed drivers as well as the support of the spectators will definitely be in demand. We are all excited to see who puts the best times on the track and with a little luck, qualification for the final! Interested parties can also be found on the results and routes of the entire championship on the pages of Nordkurier href = "https://www.speedweek.com/speedwayem/news/230751/speedway-em-drei-von-rennen-in-deutschland.html"> Speedweek and inform Bahnsport Germany