Speedway

Speed, excitement and drama

Cheer on Lejonen motorcycle speedway club and watch world class speedway at Onepartnergroup Arena in Gislaved.  

Sweden's oldest speedway track

Gislaved’s Motorcycle speedway club is a very traditional association. The club was founded in 1929 and is almost 100 years old. The club's home arena, now called OnePartnerGroup Arena, is the longest operating speedway arena in the country. Initially, Gislaved’s Motorcycle speedway club mainly organised individual speedway races. Audience interest in the competitions that were put on before and immediately after the Second World War was very high. In 1963, Gislaved’s Motorcycle speedway club began competing in the Swedish speedway series system with a team known as Lejonen. The Lejonen team have participated in the highest league system (The elite series or formerly Division I) for 21 seasons. In total, Lejonen have won eight team medals. Two of which have been to celebrate being Swedish champions.

Swedish Championship team medals: 2 gold (2008 and 2009) 4 silver (1971, 1972, 2010 and 2022) and 3 bronze (1980, 1981 and 2020)

Swedish Championship senior medals: 1 gold Oliver Berntzon (2022), 2 silver (1981 Hans "Tutis" Danielsson and Jonas Davidsson 2013) and 2 bronze (1980 Hans "Tutis" Danielsson and Oliver Berntzon 2021)

Swedish Championship junior medals: 7 gold medals (Terje Henriksson 1965, Tommy Karlsson 1976, Lars Rosberg 1979, David Ruud 2001, Ricky Kling 2008, Dennis Andersson 2010 and Casper Henriksson 2022). 3 silver (Alf Trofast 1978, Anders Eriksson 1981 and Dennis Andersson 2009) and 3 bronze (Willy Friberg 1965 and Hans "Tutis" Danielsson 1977 and Casper Henriksson 2021)

World Championship senior medals: 2 golds (Nicki Pedersen 2008 and Bartosz Zmarzlik 2022)

Buy tickets below or at the entrance on race day. For children and young people up to and including 17 years old, admission is free.