THERE will be three Britons battling for a place in next year's Grand Prix series when the final qualifying hurdle takes place in Croatia in August. Craig Cook, Robert Lambert and Chris Harris will all be on the starting grid for the GP Challenge at Gorican after surviving last weekend's semi-final stage. Cook won the round on his home track Glasgow and we've got reports and pictures from all four rounds in this week's Speedway Star. Plus, terrible injury news for World Champion Tai Woffinden, a look ahead to the Prague GP on Saturday, coverage of the British Masters grasstrack qualifier – and a good news story from go-ahead Championship club Eastbourne.

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THERE will be three Britons battling for a place in next year's Grand Prix series when the final qualifying hurdle takes place in Croatia in August. Craig Cook, Robert Lambert and Chris Harris will all be on the starting grid for the GP Challenge at Gorican after surviving last weekend's semi-final stage. Cook won the round on his home track Glasgow and we've got reports and pictures from all four rounds in this week's Speedway Star. Plus, terrible injury news for World Champion Tai Woffinden, a look ahead to the Prague GP on Saturday, coverage of the British Masters grasstrack qualifier – and a good news story from go-ahead Championship club Eastbourne.

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LUKE Becker won't ever forget his solitary heat victory for America at the 2017 World Cup Race-off in Leszno. As he says: "That one race probably has changed my life for good and it's a big reason why I'm now living the dream." The Wolverhampton star graces our front cover this week and there's a two-page interview with him inside ahead of his GP qualifying round in France at the weekend. Niels-Kristian Iversen also contests the qualifiers at Glasgow and we talk to the Dane. Plus: full SGP2 coverage from Slovenia where Bartosz Zmarzlik takes the honours at Krsko, Kenneth Bjerre wins the Danish Final and the start of the World Longtrack series.

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LUKE Becker won't ever forget his solitary heat victory for America at the 2017 World Cup Race-off in Leszno. As he says: "That one race probably has changed my life for good and it's a big reason why I'm now living the dream." The Wolverhampton star graces our front cover this week and there's a two-page interview with him inside ahead of his GP qualifying round in France at the weekend. Niels-Kristian Iversen also contests the qualifiers at Glasgow and we talk to the Dane. Plus: full SGP2 coverage from Slovenia where Bartosz Zmarzlik takes the honours at Krsko, Kenneth Bjerre wins the Danish Final and the start of the World Longtrack series.

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ONE of the sport's all-time greats makes a welcome return to the pages of Speedway Star this week – as we talk to former World Champion Jason Crump on his latest visit to the UK with road-racing son Seth for a British Superbikes round. "I'm not one to look back a great deal. I enjoyed my career obviously. But I've also been very grateful to go back home and enjoy the rest of the time of the children growing up back in Australia with my wife Melody," says Jason. Read the full interview only in this week's Star, plus we catch up with Steve Worrall of Belle Vue and Newcastle, look ahead to SGP2 in Krsko this weekend and bring you all the top stories from the last seven days, including a full round-up of the World Under-21 Championship qualifiers.

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ONE of the sport's all-time greats makes a welcome return to the pages of Speedway Star this week – as we talk to former World Champion Jason Crump on his latest visit to the UK with road-racing son Seth for a British Superbikes round. "I'm not one to look back a great deal. I enjoyed my career obviously. But I've also been very grateful to go back home and enjoy the rest of the time of the children growing up back in Australia with my wife Melody," says Jason. Read the full interview only in this week's Star, plus we catch up with Steve Worrall of Belle Vue and Newcastle, look ahead to SGP2 in Krsko this weekend and bring you all the top stories from the last seven days, including a full round-up of the World Under-21 Championship qualifiers.

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HE may not have been amongst the pre-meeting favourites, but that didn’t worry Leon Madsen as he powered to his maiden Grand Prix victory in Warsaw on Saturday night. The Dane certainly upset the applecart in the Polish capital by seeing off Freddie Lindgren, Patryk Dudek and Niels-Kristian Iversen in the final on a night when World Champion Tai Woffinden made an inauspicious start to the defence of his crown. Don’t miss this week's edition for full coverage of the 2019 opener, plus a look ahead to the start of the World Under-21 Championship title race, the latest on the potential Rye House revival as prospective promoter Jim Mead talks to Speedway Star and an interview with Cradley’s up-and-comer Harry McGurk.

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HE may not have been amongst the pre-meeting favourites, but that didn’t worry Leon Madsen as he powered to his maiden Grand Prix victory in Warsaw on Saturday night. The Dane certainly upset the applecart in the Polish capital by seeing off Freddie Lindgren, Patryk Dudek and Niels-Kristian Iversen in the final on a night when World Champion Tai Woffinden made an inauspicious start to the defence of his crown. Don’t miss this week's edition for full coverage of the 2019 opener, plus a look ahead to the start of the World Under-21 Championship title race, the latest on the potential Rye House revival as prospective promoter Jim Mead talks to Speedway Star and an interview with Cradley’s up-and-comer Harry McGurk.

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BRITISH hotshot Robert Lambert played his part to the full in the Lions' charge to the Speedway of Nations finals last weekend – and now he's readying himself for the opening Grand Prix of the season after receiving a call-up as first reserve to replace Greg Hancock. We talk to the King's Lynn star in this week's Speedway Star as he reveals some of his hopes for a spectacularly busy and hectic 2019 season. Also this week, full coverage from the Nations Race-Off Two at Belle Vue on Saturday of course, plus an exclusive interview with GP mastermind Ole Olsen and all the latest news from home and abroad in another packed issue.

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BRITISH hotshot Robert Lambert played his part to the full in the Lions' charge to the Speedway of Nations finals last weekend – and now he's readying himself for the opening Grand Prix of the season after receiving a call-up as first reserve to replace Greg Hancock. We talk to the King's Lynn star in this week's Speedway Star as he reveals some of his hopes for a spectacularly busy and hectic 2019 season. Also this week, full coverage from the Nations Race-Off Two at Belle Vue on Saturday of course, plus an exclusive interview with GP mastermind Ole Olsen and all the latest news from home and abroad in another packed issue.

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THE race to Russia for the Speedway of Nations Finals hots up this weekend as the Great Britain team aim to make the most of home advantage at Belle Vue in Race-Off Two. Amongst the opposition will be Australia and their Aces' star Max Fricke, who reveals his laidback attitude to Phil Lanning in this week's edition: "When I was younger you’d see kids throwing tantrums in the pits. My parents were very much that if I ever do that we'll not bring you to the races again. I was warned if I behave like that, we're packing the bikes up and going home." Also this week, reports and pictures from the SoN opener in Germany where Sweden won Race-Off One; GB under-21 boss Neil Vatcher reveals his under-21 squad; plus all the top stories from a busy Bank Holiday weekend.

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THE race to Russia for the Speedway of Nations Finals hots up this weekend as the Great Britain team aim to make the most of home advantage at Belle Vue in Race-Off Two. Amongst the opposition will be Australia and their Aces' star Max Fricke, who reveals his laidback attitude to Phil Lanning in this week's edition: "When I was younger you’d see kids throwing tantrums in the pits. My parents were very much that if I ever do that we'll not bring you to the races again. I was warned if I behave like that, we're packing the bikes up and going home." Also this week, reports and pictures from the SoN opener in Germany where Sweden won Race-Off One; GB under-21 boss Neil Vatcher reveals his under-21 squad; plus all the top stories from a busy Bank Holiday weekend.

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ROBERT Lambert signed off with a win in his last British Under-21 Final to complete a hat-trick of victories in the event – and he tells Speedway Star readers: "Seriously, I should be doing well at my age. Obviously I've been racing at a high level so I should be winning. I can't keep saying I’m still a youngster. I've got an old head and young shoulders." Full coverage of the Under-21 Final from Berwick in this week’s edition, plus Martin Smolinski on the Speedway of Nations opener; front cover man Zaine Kennedy on a terrifying crash at Glasgow and life in Britain; the latest on the Godden engine revival; and all the top news stories from around the speedway globe as usual in another packed issue!

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ROBERT Lambert signed off with a win in his last British Under-21 Final to complete a hat-trick of victories in the event – and he tells Speedway Star readers: "Seriously, I should be doing well at my age. Obviously I've been racing at a high level so I should be winning. I can't keep saying I’m still a youngster. I've got an old head and young shoulders." Full coverage of the Under-21 Final from Berwick in this week’s edition, plus Martin Smolinski on the Speedway of Nations opener; front cover man Zaine Kennedy on a terrifying crash at Glasgow and life in Britain; the latest on the Godden engine revival; and all the top news stories from around the speedway globe as usual in another packed issue!

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