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1993 Team Ice Racing World Championship

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The 1993 Team Ice Racing World Championship was the 15th edition of the Team World Championship. The final was held on 6/7 March, 1993, in Assen, in the Netherlands.[1] Russia won the title.[2] [3][4]

Final classification

Pos Riders Pts
1 Russia Vladimir Fadeev 16(11+5), Alexander Balashov 35(18+17), Valeri Ivanov 14(8+6) 75
2 Sweden Stefan Svensson 24(14+10), Per-Olof Serenius 27(17+10), Ola Westlund 15(5+10) 66
3 Netherlands Robert-Jan Munnecom 15(9+6), Tjitte Bootsma 17(7+10), Anne van der Helm 15(7+9) 48
4 Germany Micheal Lang 23 (14+9), Helmut Weber 5(2+3), Harald Baumann 2(1+1) 30
5 Italy Luca Ravagnani 8(3+5), Remo Dal Bosco 7(3+4), Fabrizio Vesprini 3(0+3) 18

Semi-final

Berlin - 6/7 Feb

Pos Riders Pts
1 Russia Alexander Balashov 31(17+14), Sergei Ivanov 27(14+13), Juri Ivanov 21(11+10) 79
2 Germany Michael Lang 32(14+18), Harald Baumann 25(13+12), Helmut Weber 14(5+9) 71
3 Finland Jarmo Hirvasoja 32(18 +14), Jari Ahlbom 18(9+9), Jari Moisio 14(5+9) 64
4 Norway Per Jorgensen 9(5+4), Geir Lilletvedt 7(4+3), Stig Inge Bergersen 2 (2+0) 18
5 United Kingdom Bruce Cribb 3(1+2), Steve Smith 0 (0 +dnr), Graham Halsall dnr 4

Semi-final

Gallio, Veneto - 6/7 Feb

Pos Riders Pts
1 Sweden Per-Olof Serenius 27(12+15), Ola Westlund 25(15+10), Stefan Svensson 25(14+11) 77
2 Italy Luca Ravagnani 29(13+16), Remo Dal Bosco 26(13+13), Fabrizio Vesprini 15(6+9) 70
3 Austria Harald Simon 25(11+14), Franz Schiefer 17(12+5), Joachim Wartbichler 3(2+1) 45
4 Czech Republic Jiri Petrasek 14(5+9), Stanislav Dyk 10(5+5), Martin Patak 8(2+6) 32
5 Switzerland Beny Winiger 11(6+5), Gottfried Dahinden 5(4+1), Hans Hafner 0(0+dnr) 16

See also

References

  1. ^ "World Ice Team Championships". Edinburgh Speedway.
  2. ^ "Team Final". Speedway.com.
  3. ^ "Team Champions". eisspeedway. Archived from the original on 2018-01-29. Retrieved 2018-01-29.
  4. ^ "Past winners" (PDF). Motorsport Top 20. Retrieved 18 October 2024.