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2022 SGP2

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The 2022 SGP2 series was the 46th edition of the FIM Individual Under-21 World Championship. It was staged as the SGP2 class of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix series after rights holders Discovery Sports Events took over promotional rights of the competition[1] prior to the start of the season.

The series was staged over three rounds at Prague, Cardiff and Toruń.[2]

Poland's Mateusz Cierniak won the title, winning two of the three rounds in the process.[3] Jan Kvěch finished second with defending champion Jakub Miśkowiak claiming third.[4]

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The 2022 season consisted of three events.

Round Date Venue Winner
1 27 May Czech Republic Markéta Stadium, Prague Poland Mateusz Cierniak
2 14 August Wales Principality Stadium, Cardiff Poland Mateusz Cierniak
3 30 September Poland Rose Motoarena, Toruń Poland Jakub Miśkowiak

Final Classification

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Pos. Rider Points Czech Republic Wales Poland
Gold Poland (842) Mateusz Cierniak (C) 56 20 20 16
Silver Czech Republic (201) Jan Kvěch 39 14 14 11
Bronze Poland (515) Jakub Miśkowiak 38 10 8 20
4 Poland (47) Wiktor Lampart 37 8 11 18
5 Denmark (92) Benjamin Basso 37 9 16 12
6 Denmark (196) Kevin Juhl Pedersen 27 4 18 5
7 Czech Republic (44) Petr Chlupáč 24 16 4 4
8 Poland (108) Mateusz Świdnicki 22 7 1 14
9 United Kingdom (27) Tom Brennan 22 12 10
10 Latvia (2) Francis Gusts 18 18
11 Denmark (408) Jonas Knudsen 15 11 3 1
12 Finland (281) Timi Salonen 14 12 2
13 Sweden (118) Gustav Grahn 12 5 7
14 Sweden (43) Casper Henriksson 11 6 2 3
15 United Kingdom (16) Leon Flint 10 10
16 Poland (47) Wiktor Przyjemski 10 1 9
17 Germany (33) Norick Blödorn 9 9
18 Australia (127) Keynan Rew 8 8
18 Czech Republic (717) Daniel Klíma 8 2 0 6
20 Poland (18) Krzysztof Lewandowski 7 7
21 United Kingdom (18) Jason Edwards 6 6
22 United Kingdom (17) Drew Kemp 5 5
23 Germany (16) Celina Liebmann 3 3 0

Note: Tom Brennan was first reserve and took the place of Gustav Grahn for the Polish Grand Prix at Toruń[6] after the Swede announced a break from the sport.[7]

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