1987 Speedway World Team Cup Explained

The 1987 Speedway World Team Cup was the 28th edition of the FIM Speedway World Team Cup to determine the team world champions.[1] [2]

Denmark won two legs and therefore won their fifth consecutive title (and seventh in total) moving to just one title win if England's record 8. It was also Hans Nielsen's seventh gold medal having taken part in all of Denmark's title wins.[3] [4]

Group 4

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Teams ranked 13–16
19 June Amsterdam Bulgaria
13 September Skien Bulgaria
27 September Ljubljana Bulgaria
3 October Bulgaria

Round 1

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 4

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Group 3

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Teams ranked 9–12
3 May Lonigo Hungary
21 June Wiener Neustadt Hungary
11 July Landshut Italy
13 September Miskolc West Germany

Round 1

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Janosh Balogh - 13
József Petrikovics - 11
Zoltán Adorján - 10
Sándor Tihanyi - 5
Antal Kocso - 2
valign=top - 32
Armando Castagna - 9
Valentino Furlanetto - 9
Paolo Salvatelli - 8
Armando Dal Chiele - 5
Ottoviano Righetto - 1
valign=top - 32
Karl Maier - 11
Hans Faltermeier - 9
Gerd Riss - 8
Michael Datzmann - 4
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Walter Nebel - 7
Siegfried Eder - 4
Heinrich Schatzer - 2
Adi Funk - 2
Toni Pilotto - 0

Round 2

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Zoltán Adorján - 14
József Petrikovics - 12
Antal Kocso - 10
Janosh Balogh - 4
Sándor Tihanyi - 0
valign=top - 36
Armando Dal Chiele - 11
Valentino Furlanetto - 10
Paolo Salvatelli - 8
Armando Castagna - 7
Gianni Famari - 0
valign=top - 34
Karl Maier - 10
Gerd Riss - 8
Michael Datzmann - 8
Klaus Lausch - 7
Hans Faltermeier - 1
valign=top - 9
Toni Pilotto - 5
Walter Nebel - 2
Adi Funk - 2
Heinrich Schatzer - 0
Siegfried Eder - 0

Round 3

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Armando Castagna - 13+3
Paolo Salvatelli - 12
Giorgio Zaramella - 12
Gianni Famari - 6
valign=top - 43+2
Klaus Lausch - 14+2
Karl Maier - 12
Gerd Riss - 9
Michael Datzmann - 5
Hans Faltermeier - 3
valign=top - 18
Heinrich Schatzer - 6
Toni Pilotto - 5
Walter Nebel - 4
Adi Funk - 2
Andreas Bössner - 1
valign=top - 16
Zoltán Adorján - 7
Antal Kocso - 5
József Petrikovics - 3
Sándor Tihanyi - 1
Janosh Balogh - 0

Round 4

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Gerd Riss - 12
Hans Faltermeier - 10
Tommy Dunker - 10
Karl Maier - 8
valign=top - 37
Zoltán Adorján - 12
Sándor Tihanyi - 11
Antal Kocso - 7
Janos Szeres - 4
Laszlo Bodi - 3
valign=top - 25
Armando Castagna - 8
Giorgio Zaramella - 6
Gianni Famari - 5
Paolo Salvatelli - 3
Fabrizio Vesprini - 3
valign=top - 14
Heinrich Schatzer - 5
Walter Nebel - 3
Toni Pilotto - 2
Adi Funk - 2
Andreas Bössner - 2

Group 2

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Teams ranked 5–8
19 July Gdańsk Sweden
21 August Linköping Sweden
13 September Rybnik Poland

Round 1

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Per Jonsson (3,3,3,3,3) - 15
Jimmy Nilsen (3,3,3,1,3) - 13
Roland Dannö (3,1,0,1,2) - 7
Conny Ivarsson (2,-,-,-,-) - 2
Tommy Nilsson (-,0,3,1,0) - 4
valign=top - 39
Andrzej Huszcza (2,3,2,3,3) - 13
Roman Jankowski (3,3,2,2,2) - 12
Zenon Kasprzak (2,E,1,2,3) - 8
Wojciech Żabiałowicz (2,1,3,0,-) - 6
Grzegorz Dzikowski (-,-,-,-,0) - 0
valign=top - 27
Steve Regeling (2,2,3,1,1) - 9
Steve Baker (1,2,2,3,1) - 9
Stephen Davies (1,1,2,2,1) - 7
Glenn Doyle (2,0,-,-,-) - 2
Alan Rivett (-,-,0,0,0) - 0
valign=top - 13
Ari Koponen (2,2,1,0,0) - 5
Olli Tyrväinen (1,1,1,0,2) - 5
Kai Niemi (1,E,0,-,-) - 1
Aki Ala-Riihimaki (0,1,-,-,-) - 1
Vesa Ylinen (-,-,0,0/0,1/0) - 1

Round 2

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Per Jonsson - 15
Tony Olsson - 13
Conny Ivarsson - 13
Jimmy Nilsen - 6
Mikael Blixt - 3
valign=top - 32
Kai Niemi - 11
Ari Koponen - 8
Roy Malminheimo - 7
Juha Moksunen - 6
Janne Moksunen - 0
valign=top - 27
Steve Regeling - 8
Stephen Davies - 8
Steve Baker - 6
Mick Poole - 5
valign=top - 10
Roman Jankowski - 5
Zenon Kasprzak - 2
Ryszard Dołomisiewicz - 2
Andrzej Huszcza - 1
Janusz Stachyra - 0

Round 3

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Ryszard Dołomisiewicz - 10
Roman Jankowski - 9
Piotr Świst - 8
Zenon Kasprzak - 6
Andrzej Huszcza - 3
valign=top - 33
Per Jonsson - 11
Jimmy Nilsen - 11
Tony Olsson - 8
Conny Ivarsson - 3
Erik Stenlund - 0
valign=top - 28
Steve Regeling - 8
Steve Baker - 8
Stephen Davies - 7
Troy Butler - 5
Glenn Doyle - 0
valign=top - 23
Kai Niemi - 11
Ari Koponen - 9
Janne Moksunen - 2
Roy Malminheimo - 1
Juha Moksunen - 0

World final group

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Teams ranked 1–4
16 August Fredericia Denmark
25 August Coventry USA
13 September Prague Denmark

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Final standings

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1 Denmark 21008
2 02105
3 10205
4 00030

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: FIM SPEEDWAY WORLD CUP/ SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS. Motor Sport Top 20. 13 July 2021.
  2. Web site: 1987 WORLD TEAM CUP. International Speedway. 15 July 2021.
  3. Web site: World Team Cup 1960-1990. Edinburgh Speedway. 13 July 2021.
  4. Web site: Speedway riders, history and results. wwosbackup. 12 July 2021.