Speedway European Cup

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Speedway European Cup for national champions was the European Cup for national champions in speedway from 1998-2011 , comparable to the Champions League in football. The tournament was organized by the Union Européenne de Motocyclisme (UEM). The event had been boycotted by the British Auto-Cycle Union (ACU) and the Scandinavian associations.

Placements

year city winner 2nd place 3rd place
1998 PolandPoland Bydgoszcz PolandPoland Polonia Bydgoszcz Czech RepublicCzech Republic PSK Olymp Prague RussiaRussia Lukoil Oktriabsky
1999 GermanyGermany Diedenbergen PolandPoland Polonia Bydgoszcz GermanyGermany MSC Diedenbergen RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti
2000 PolandPoland Piła PolandPoland Polonia Piła RussiaRussia Lukoil Oktriabsky GermanyGermany AC Landshut
2001 LatviaLatvia Daugavpils PolandPoland Polonia Bydgoszcz RussiaRussia Lukoil Oktriabsky LatviaLatvia Daugavpils locomotive
2002 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Pardubice RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti Czech RepublicCzech Republic Zlata Prilba Pardubice PolandPoland Apator Toruń
2003 HungaryHungary Debrecen RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti HungaryHungary Hajdu Volan Debrecen SloveniaSlovenia AMTK Ljubljana
2004 SloveniaSlovenia Ljubljana PolandPoland Włókniarz Częstochowa RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti SloveniaSlovenia AMTK Ljubljana
2005 RussiaRussia Tolyatti RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti LatviaLatvia Daugavpils locomotive RussiaRussia Russian Reserve Team
2006 PolandPoland Tarnów PolandPoland Unia Tarnów RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti HungaryHungary Simon & Wolf Debrecen
2007 HungaryHungary Miskolc HungaryHungary Miskolc Speedway PolandPoland Atlas Wroclaw RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti
2008 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Slaný RussiaRussia Mega Lada Tolyatti HungaryHungary Simon & Wolf Debrecen Czech RepublicCzech Republic AK Slaný
2009 PolandPoland Toruń UkraineUkraine Cascad Rivne PolandPoland Unibax Toruń RussiaRussia Vostok Vladivostok
2010 HungaryHungary Miskolc RussiaRussia Turbina Balakovo HungaryHungary Miskolc Speedway PolandPoland Falubaz Zielona Góra
2011 RussiaRussia Balakovo RussiaRussia Vostok Vladivostok UkraineUkraine Shakhtar Chervonohrad LatviaLatvia Daugavpils locomotive

See also