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27/07/17 - at THE MEGANO (Home of Estuary Whales)
SIM SPEEDWAY 2017 - THE KIOZ MEDIA SPONSORED
RIDERS OVER 35 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP -THE FINAL
Well the fans who turned up really appreciated the quality of the speedway as Yuri Jugovic came here with victory on his mind and completed the job with a scintillating display. Thus completing a Polish double as Kornacki earlier won the shield meeting with a maximum.
James Marsh showed glimpses of his past to finish as runner up, whilst Swede Fredrik Andersen despite his retirement completed the podium. Scott Newstead put in a good shift for his 4th place, a 3 rider race off confirmed 5th, 6th and 7th, as Sczesniak, Andy Lawson and Morton Simonsen who looked out of sorts after both he and Carl Hooper had first race falls were ahead of fellow Aussie Jay Gough with Andreas Polonek in 10th place, John Hellsen with two wins in his 6 points saw him finish ahead of Steven Evitts and surprisingly Ales Fortes in 13th place who were followed by Laszlow Balasz, Steve Novatril and a disappointed Jiri Varadi in 16th place, the reserves Simms and Kozminski were unused.
1. YURI JUGOVIC (38) Pol..... 3 3 3 3 3 15
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2. James Marsh (35) Scot..... 3 1 3 3 2 12
3. Fredrik Andersen (36) Sw.. 2 3 3 R 3 11
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4. Scott Newstead (36) Eng... 2 2 3 3 0 10
5. Jan Sczesniak (36) Pol.... 3 2 1 2 0 8
6. Andy Lawson (36) Scot..... 1 2 2 1 2 8
7. Morton Simonsen (41) Dan.. Fx 1 2 2 3 8
8. Carl Hooper (42) Au....... Fx 3 F 1 3 7
9. Jay Gough (35) Au......... 3 1 0 2 1 7
10. Andreas Polonek (40) Pol.. 1 1 1 2 2 7
11. John Hellsen (38) BN Sw... Fx 3 0 3 0 6
12. Steven Evitts (38) NZ..... 2 0 2 0 1 5
13. Ales Fortes (35) Cz....... R 0 2 0 2 4
14. Laszlow Balasz (39) Hun... 2 0 1 0 1 4
15. Steve Novatril (40) Can... 1 Fx 1 1 1 4
16. Jiri Varadi (35) Cz....... 0 2 0 1 0 3
17. Dubb Simms (35) USA....... Did not ride
18. Kryzstof Kozminski (35)P.. Did not ride
No. Results
1: Yuri Jugovic (38) Pol, Steven Evitts (38) NZ, Andy Lawson (36) Scot, Morton Simonsen (41) Dan (Fx)
2: Jay Gough (35) Au, Scott Newstead (36) Eng, Carl Hooper (42) Au (Fx), John Hellsen (38) BN Sw (Fx)
3: James Marsh (35) Scot, Fredrik Andersen (36) Sw, Andreas Polonek (40) Pol, Jiri Varadi (35) Cz
4: Jan Sczesniak (36) Pol, Laszlow Balasz (39) Hun, Steve Novatril (40) Can, Ales Fortes (35) Cz (R)
5: Yuri Jugovic (38) Pol, Jiri Varadi (35) Cz, Jay Gough (35) Au, Steve Novatril (40) Can (Fx)
6: John Hellsen (38) BN Sw, Jan Sczesniak (36) Pol, James Marsh (35) Scot, Steven Evitts (38) NZ
7: Carl Hooper (42) Au, Andy Lawson (36) Scot, Andreas Polonek (40) Pol, Laslow Balasz (39) Hun
8: Fredrik Andersen (36) Sw, Scott Newstead (36) Eng, Morton Simonsen (41) Dan, Ales Fortes (35) Cz
9: Yuri Jugovic (38) Pol, Ales Fortes (35) Cz, Andreas Polonek (40) Pol, John Hellsen (38) BN Sw
10: Fredrik Andersen (36) Sw, Steven Evitts (38) NZ, Laslow Balasz (39) Hun, Jay Gough (35) Au
11: Scott Newstead (36) Eng, Andy Lawson (36) Scot, Jan Sczesniak (36) Pol, Jiri Varadi (35) Cz
12: James Marsh (35) Scot, Morton Simonsen (41) Dan, Steve Novatril (40) Can, Carl Hooper (42) Au (F)
13: Yuri Jugovic (38) Pol, Jan Sczesniak (36) Pol, Carl Hooper (42) Au, Fredrik Andersen (36) Sw (R)
14: Scott Newstead (36) Eng, Andreas Polonek (40) Pol, Steve Novatril (40) Can, Steven Evitts (38) NZ
15: James Marsh (35) Scot, Jay Gough (35) Au, Andy Lawson (36) Scot, Ales Fortes (35) Cz
16: John Hellsen (38) BN Sw, Morton Simonsen (41) Dan, Jiri Varadi (35) Cz, Laslow Balasz (39) Hun
17: Yuri Jugovic (38) Pol, James Marsh (35) Scot, Laslow Balasz (39) Hun, Scott Newstead (36) Eng
18: Carl Hooper (42) Au, Ales Fortes (35) Cz, Steven Evitts (38) NZ, Jiri Varadi (35) Cz
19: Fredrik Andersen (36) Sw, Andy Lawson (36) Scot, Steve Novatril (40) Can, John Hellsen (38) BN Sw
20: Morton Simonsen (41) Dan, Andreas Polonek (40) Pol, Jay Gough (35) Au, Jan Sczesniak (36) Pol
RACE OFF FOR 5th to 7th places
21: Jan Sczesniak (36) Pol, Andy Lawson (36) Scot, Morton Simonsen (41) Dan (R)
THE 2017 WORLD OVER 35 RIDERS CHAMPION IS YURI JUGOVIC