A major disappointment: the 2027 Speedway Grand Prix calendar excludes Germany
Following three Grands Prix in Landshut, the partnership for the 2027 Speedway World Championship season will not be renewed. Instead, as announced, Australia is returning to the calendar – with a double-header!
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Following the Grand Prix in Landshut in May 2026, it was already evident between the lines that a continuation of the partnership with the new promoter, Mayfield, was unlikely once the three-year contract had expired. This is because
The 2027 Speedway GP calendar currently comprises eleven races in seven countries, with Poland featured three times at the venues of Toruń, Warsaw and Wrocław. Australia is also included, with a double-header to round off the season at the end of October in Gilman, near Adelaide. There have been four Speedway GPs in Australia to date: in Sydney in 2002 and in Melbourne’s Docklands from 2015 to 2017. For the first time, the race will be held in a permanent speedway stadium rather than on a one-off track in a massive arena.
“One of the key questions fans have been asking us since we took over the championships a year ago was
It comes as no surprise that the British Grand Prix is moving from the National Stadium in Manchester to Ipswich: Mayfield
The date of 12 June is still open on the calendar; it is expected to be filled with an event in Sweden.
2027 Speedway Grand Prix calendar:
1 May – Donji Kraljevec (HR)
15 May – Warsaw (PL)
29 May – Prague (CZ)
12 June – still to be confirmed
3 July – Wrocław (PL)
16–17 July – Riga (LV) *
13/14 August – Ipswich (GB) *
10–11 September – Vojens (DK) *
25 September – Toruń (PL)
29 October – Adelaide (AUS)
30 October – Adelaide (AUS)
*SGP2 on Friday evening
Speedway of Nations:
27–28 August – Västervik (S) *
* SGP2 on Friday evening
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