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Jason Kevin Doyle (born 6 October 1985) is an Australian motorcycle speedway rider.[1] He became World Champion in 2017 after winning the 2017 Speedway Grand Prix.[2]

Key Information

Doyle is a member of the Australia national speedway team and represented his country in the Speedway World Cup and was a part of the Australian team that won the 2022 Speedway of Nations.

Career

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Doyle riding for his first UK club, the Isle of Wight Islanders

Born in Newcastle, New South Wales, Doyle made his British speedway debut in March 2005 for Premier League team the Isle of Wight Islanders. In 2006, Doyle remained with the Isle of Wight and signed for the Poole Pirates as their number 8 before moving up to the Elite League full-time with Poole in 2007. He moved to Premier League team the Somerset Rebels in 2008 after failing to secure a team place at Poole, although he still remained a Poole asset.[3] During the 2008 season Doyle finished as runner up in the Premier League Pairs Championship with Emil Kramer and represented Australia at Under-23 Test level. He also won the Premier League Knockout Cup with Somerset.[4]

Doyle missed the 2009 season after tearing the rotator cuff in his shoulder, but returned in 2010 for the Poole Pirates. In 2012, Doyle led the Rebels to League Cup victory and the team narrowly missed on winning the Premier League; He was voted Rider of the Year by the club's supporters.[5]

In the 2013 season Doyle signed for the Birmingham Brummies, who reached the Elite League play-off final, losing to Poole Pirates. He also led the Somerset Rebels to the Premier League title[6] and the Premier League Pairs Championship partnering Josh Grajczonek, during the 2013 Premier League speedway season.[7]

In December 2013, he signed for Leicester Lions for the 2014 season. Doyle fell foul of work permit rules and was initially denied a visa that would allow him to ride in the UK in 2014;[8] The situation was resolved before the start of the 2014 season although he was only permitted to ride in one league, so was released by Somerset.[9][10] He stayed with Lions in 2015 before returning to parent club Swindon Robins for 2016.

In 2013, Doyle won the Master of Speedway title in Bockhorn, Germany. In Sweden, Doyle moved from Vastervik to Dackarna while in Poland he left Lodz to join Torun.[11]

Doyle narrowly missed winning his first Australian Championship when he finished only 2 points behind Chris Holder over the three rounds of the 2014 Championship. In the "A" Final of the last round at the Gillman Speedway, Doyle fell and was excluded from the re-run and with Holder finishing second he was able to win his 5th national crown. Going into the round Doyle and Holder had been tied on 38 points after the first two rounds with Doyle winning the opening round in Kurri Kurri and Holder the second round at Undera Park.

On 28 December 2014, Doyle won the 2014/15 South Australian Championship at Gillman. Doyle became the first rider from NSW to win the SA title since Aub Lawson won the 3-Lap Championship in 1949.[12] Doyle's win also makes it 8 SA Championships in succession not won by a South Australian rider. On 10 January 2015, Doyle won the final round of the 2015 Australian Individual Speedway Championship at Kurri Kurri, to become Australian Champion.[13]

In 2015, he was the UK League Riders' Championship winner, a feat he repeated in 2018.[14][15]

Doyle returned to Swindon Robins for the 2019 season, going on to win the SGB Premiership and KO Cup.[16][17] In 2022, he signed for the Ipswich Witches for the SGB Premiership 2022 season and won the Premiership pairs and was the stand out rider in the league, finishing top of the league averages.[18]

He remained with Ipswich for the SGB Premiership 2023, where he helped the club win the KO Cup[19] and re-signed for the SGB Premiership 2024 season and re-signed for the 2025 Premiership.[20]

International

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Doyle has represented the Australian team at the Speedway World Cup, finishing 3rd with the team in 2013 in the Czech Republic and again in 2014 in Poland. Many judges believed he came of age in the 2014 Final at the Polonia Bydgoszcz Stadium, winning four of his six rides and being the second highest scorer on the night with 13 behind Denmark's triple world champion Nicki Pedersen.

With his second place at the 2014 Speedway Grand Prix Challenge on 20 September in Lonigo, Italy, Doyle qualified for the 2015 Speedway Grand Prix World Championship Series, joining Australian teammates Chris Holder and wild card rider Troy Batchelor in the Speedway Grand Prix. Doyle had a mixed year in 2015, finishing the series in 5th spot with a best finish of 2nd at the penultimate round in Toruń. He finished off the year qualifying for the final at home in Australia, but a crash in the first turn with American Greg Hancock resulted in a short stay in hospital after suffering neck and chest injuries.

On 25 June 2016, Doyle won his first ever SGP when he took out the Speedway Grand Prix of Czech Republic at the Markéta Stadium in Prague.[21] After finishing in 6th place in the next round in Britain he returned to the podium with second in Sweden before winning the next three Grand Prix in Gorzów, Germany and Stockholm to sit at the top of the world championship, 5 points ahead of three-time champion Greg Hancock after 9 of the 11 rounds.[22] Doyle's 3 SGP wins in a row was the first time a rider had taken a hat-trick since fellow Aussie Jason Crump had won 3 in a row on his way to winning the 2006 championship, but a crash in his first ride at the Toruń round in which he dislocated his shoulder and broke his elbow put paid to his 2016 championship hopes. He would bounce back however in 2017, going on to clinch the world title after dominating the Speedway Grand Prix series, despite riding with a broken foot for much of the season, winning the Czech Republic and Australian rounds.[23] He clinched the title in style in Australia, dropping only 2 points all night on his way to winning the meeting in front of his home fans.

Doyle finished in 10th place during the 2022 Speedway World Championship, after securing 83 points during the 2022 Speedway Grand Prix. However, the highlight of his season was winning the 2022 Speedway of Nations for Australia with Jack Holder and Max Fricke.[24][25] He was later selected as a full time rider for the 2023 Speedway Grand Prix.[26] In 2023, he was part of the Australian team that finished fourth in the 2023 Speedway World Cup final.[27]

Doyle started the 2024 season well, proving almost unbeatable for Ipswich and winning the 2024 Speedway Grand Prix of Poland but then crashed heavily in a league match and broke four ribs and suffered a lung contusion. His world title challenge ended because he would miss the majority of the season.[28] His injury woes continued as he was forced to withdraw from round 2 and miss round 3 of the 2025 Speedway Grand Prix.[29]

Despite an injury hit season he still finished 10th in the World Championship and helped Ipswich win the SGB Premiership 2025.[30] He finished his season on a high, winning the 2025 Speedway of Nations (his second World team championship).

Major results

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World individual Championship

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Grand Prix wins

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World Team Championship

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References

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Jason Doyle (born 6 October 1985) is an Australian professional rider known for his resilience amid injuries and his 2017 FIM Speedway title. Born in , Doyle began pursuing speedway seriously in his late teens after an injury ended his early interest in . Doyle's professional career started in British speedway in 2005 with the of Wight Islanders in the Conference League, progressing through the sport's tiers while competing in and Europe. He faced significant setbacks, including chronic shoulder issues and a broken neck in 2012, yet qualified for his FIM Speedway Grand Prix (SGP) debut in 2015 as a wildcard. In 2016, he achieved four SGP victories, including three consecutive wins—a rare feat last accomplished by fellow Australian —finishing second overall. His pinnacle came in 2017, when Doyle clinched the SGP World Championship despite racing with a broken foot, securing the title with a win in the final round at his home event in by a 19-point margin. He has since earned seven SGP event wins and contributed to Australia's FIM Speedway of Nations team titles in 2022 and 2025, though he served as a reserve without riding in the 2025 final in , . Doyle's career has been marked by perseverance through multiple severe injuries, including a punctured , additional neck fractures, a torn in 2024, and a dislocated hip during the 2025 SGP season, which limited his participation but still resulted in a 10th-place championship finish. As of November 2025, he received a Speedway Grand Prix wildcard for the 2026 season and rode for Włókniarz in Poland's PGE Ekstraliga, in Britain's Premiership, and in during the 2025 season.

Early years

Upbringing

Jason Doyle was born on 6 October 1985 in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. He grew up in the Newcastle area. During his childhood and teenage years in regional New South Wales, Doyle initially pursued other interests, notably developing a passion for baseball, which he attempted to turn into a career before an injury led him to abandon it. This period preceded his serious involvement in speedway, which he did not take up until his late teens.

Entry into speedway

Jason Doyle began competing in speedway during the early 2000s in , taking up the sport seriously in his late teens after a injury ended his pursuit of that discipline. In 2006, Doyle achieved a notable third-place finish in the Australian Under-21 Individual Speedway Championship at Gillman Speedway, scoring 12 points behind winner (15 points) and runner-up Troy Batchelor (14 points). Doyle made his professional debut in British speedway in March 2005, signing with the Isle of Wight Islanders in the . His first season in presented challenges. Early performances included a 6-point haul in a home match against the Newcastle Diamonds, where he showed promise in heat battles but struggled with consistency amid these adjustments. Additionally, chronic shoulder injuries began impeding his progress from the outset of his professional career, leading to setbacks that tested his resilience in the demanding European environment.

Club career

British leagues

Jason Doyle began his British speedway career in 2005 with the Islanders in the , marking his entry into professional racing on tracks. In 2006, he continued with while doubling up as a reserve for the in the Elite League, demonstrating early adaptability across divisions. By 2007, Doyle had secured a full-time role with in the Elite League, where he remained until 2010, contributing to the team's competitive campaigns and helping secure the Knockout Cup in 2010. Doyle's career progressed through stints with the Somerset Rebels, first in 2008 and again in 2012–2013 and 2018, during which he led the team to Knockout Cup victories in 2008 and 2013 while doubling up between and levels in some seasons. He rode for Lions in 2014–2015, achieving standout performances that elevated his profile. From 2016 to 2017, Doyle joined the Robins as captain, guiding them to the title in 2017 after a dramatic playoff final against Wolverhampton Wolves, where he scored a match-winning 3-3 in the decisive heat. He returned to Swindon in 2019–2021, captaining the side to another Premiership triumph in 2019, their second under his leadership. Since 2022, Doyle has ridden for the , signing extensions through 2025 and playing a pivotal role in their 2025 Premiership victory—the club's first league title in 27 years—where he scored 10 points in the playoff final against Lions. Individually, Doyle claimed the Elite League Riders' Championship in 2015 while with Leicester, topping the season averages at 9.44 points per match across 20 meetings. He repeated the feat in 2018 with Somerset, solidifying his status as one of Britain's top riders. These titles highlighted his consistency and gate-leading prowess in domestic competition. Doyle's British schedule often overlapped with his Polish Ekstraliga commitments, necessitating strategic travel and recovery management.

Polish Ekstraliga

Jason Doyle made his debut in the PGE Ekstraliga, Poland's top-tier speedway league known for its intense competition and large crowds, in 2015 with KS . He returned to the club for key stints in 2018 and 2019, where he posted a run-point average of 2.280 in 2019, ranking sixth overall and contributing to the team's competitive campaigns. During these years with , Doyle experienced the league's demanding environment, which features some of the world's highest racing standards. Doyle also rode for Stelmet Falubaz Zielona Góra in 2016 and 2017, achieving a strong 2.258 average in 2016 that placed him third in the rankings, and 2.074 in 2017. In 2020, he joined Włókniarz Częstochowa, recording a 2.000 average over 13 matches. His performances in these seasons highlighted his consistency amid the league's pressure-packed team battles. A particularly notable phase of Doyle's Ekstraliga career occurred with Unia Leszno from 2021 to 2022. In 2021, he delivered a 2.253 run-point average across 95 starts, finishing fourth in the overall rankings and claiming the Individual Ekstraliga Championship title—his maiden win in the event. This success underscored his adaptation to the league's tactical demands. In 2022, he maintained a 1.952 average, supporting Leszno's efforts in a tightly contested season. Following a 2023 season in Poland's PGE Ekstraliga with , Doyle returned to the Ekstraliga in with MRGARDEN GKM . He started strongly in early matches, but an arm injury—a torn —sidelined him after just six outings, where he scored 28 points plus three bonuses for a 1.550 average. The injury ended his season prematurely, limiting his contributions to the team. In 2025, Doyle rode for Włókniarz , posting a 2.099 run-point average over 81 starts. The Polish Ekstraliga has been pivotal in Doyle's professional growth, providing exposure to elite-level racing that has honed his competitive edge through its unique track varieties and high-stakes atmosphere.

Swedish and Danish leagues

Jason Doyle began his involvement in the Swedish Elitserien with Dackarna in 2015, where he contributed to the team's competitive efforts during a season that also marked his breakthrough in the Speedway Grand Prix series. He returned to Dackarna in 2021, reuniting with team manager Mikael Teurnberg and leveraging his experience as the 2017 world champion to bolster the squad's lineup. In 2023, he rode for Indianerna, delivering strong performances including a 15-point maximum in a key match. Doyle joined Rospiggarna from 2016 to 2019, playing a pivotal role in their success, including leading the team to the Elitserien title in 2016 alongside riders like Andreas Jonsson and Martin Vaculik. His performances during this period provided essential race practice to complement his international commitments, helping maintain his competitive edge while supplementing his income through multi-league participation. In the Danish SpeedwayLigaen, Doyle raced for Region Varde from 2014 to 2015, where he averaged 1.80 points per in 2014 and supported the team's playoff aspirations with consistent scoring, such as 13 points in key matches. He rejoined Region Varde in 2024, continuing to use the league for additional outings amid his packed schedule in Britain and . Doyle also competed for Vikings in 2019, appearing in two away matches, and committed to the club for 2025, aiming to drive their push toward the Super Final as part of his ongoing multi-league commitments. These Danish engagements offered vital track time and financial stability, enhancing his preparation for higher-profile events.

International career

Speedway Grand Prix

Jason Doyle made his debut in the FIM Speedway Grand Prix series in 2015 as a wildcard entrant, competing in select rounds with strong performances that earned him qualification for the full-time series in 2016. His consistent results earned him qualification for the full-time series in 2016, where he mounted a competitive challenge, securing four round victories—including a streak of four consecutive wins from the GP through to the Swedish GP—and ending the season in fifth place with 123 points, just three points shy of fourth. Doyle's breakthrough came in 2017, when he captured the title in dramatic fashion. Entering the season with momentum from his prior campaigns, he racked up key victories, including wins in the Czech GP and the final Australian GP, which propelled him to the top of the standings. Despite a crash in the penultimate round at that ended his title hopes prematurely in that race, Doyle clinched the championship in the final round at the Australian GP in , finishing with 161 points ahead of Patryk Dudek's 143, marking him as Australia's sixth speedway world champion and the first to be crowned on home soil. Doyle competed as a qualified rider in 2018, finishing seventh overall, and in 2019, finishing eighth. He continued as a permanent wildcard in the series during 2022 and 2023, maintaining competitiveness with multiple semi-final appearances and consistent scoring, though he finished outside the podium positions overall. In 2024, he returned strongly by winning the Polish GP in —his first SGP victory since 2017—but a severe crash during a British league match at shortly afterward sidelined him for the remainder of the season, with injuries including four broken ribs and a contusion requiring and a prolonged recovery. He made a wildcard comeback in 2025, navigating a challenging season marked by another injury in to finish tenth overall with 69 points, including a final appearance in Målilla. Across his SGP career, Doyle has amassed 105 starts, seven round wins, and 35 final qualifications, demonstrating resilience and adaptability. Post-2017, he refined his equipment setups, incorporating advanced engine tuning and chassis adjustments for better track versatility, alongside strategic shifts toward more aggressive gate starts and heat management to sustain performance amid evolving competition and regulatory changes.

Speedway of Nations and other events

Jason Doyle has been a key figure in Australia's international team efforts in speedway, particularly in the Speedway of Nations (SON) format introduced in 2018, which replaced the multi-rider . In the 2022 FIM Speedway of Nations, Doyle served as captain for the Australian team alongside Max Fricke and , securing the nation's first SON title at the Grand Final in Vojens, Denmark. Although Doyle scored zero points in the final itself, the team's overall performance, driven by Fricke's 11 points and Holder's 19, resulted in a 30-point total to claim gold ahead of . Doyle returned for the 2025 FIM Speedway of Nations as part of the Australian squad with Brady Kurtz and captain , ultimately winning gold in the Grand Final at , —the country's second SON victory. The team dominated the event, dropping just six points across the semi-final and final, with Kurtz and Holder delivering a 1-2 finish in the decisive race against Poland's and Patryk Dudek; Doyle, positioned as No. 3 rider, contributed to the qualification efforts but did not feature in the Grand Final races. This success qualified for the 2026 FIM Speedway World Cup Final. Prior to the SON era, Doyle represented in the Speedway , helping the team achieve bronze medals in both 2013 at the and 2014 in , where his consistent scoring supported the squad's third-place finishes behind and . Doyle also claimed the 2015 Australian Individual Speedway Championship, winning the final round to secure the national title and bolstering his selection for international team events.

Personal life

Family

Jason Doyle married his wife, , in 2017. The couple balances the demands of his international racing schedule, with Emily offering vital emotional and practical support despite lacking a personal background in . In March 2024, Doyle and Emily welcomed their daughter, Grace, into the world. Doyle has described fatherhood as transformative, stating that Grace has given him a profound sense of purpose beyond and played a key role in motivating his strong resurgence during the 2024 Speedway Grand Prix season. His immediate family joined him for significant career achievements, including the celebrations after securing the 2017 FIM in , where he clinched the title in front of home supporters, friends, and relatives.

Residence and challenges

Jason Doyle has made his primary residence near , , since the mid-2010s, selecting the area for its close proximity to key British speedway venues, including the Foxhall Heath Stadium home of the . This base provides logistical advantages for his commitments in the British Premiership, allowing efficient access to training and races while fostering a sense of stability amid his international career. As a professional speedway rider competing in leagues across the , , , and , Doyle maintains a rigorous that requires constant and adaptation to varying track conditions and climates. He spends winters in to focus on physical conditioning and quality time with his family, typically away from competitive riding to recharge before the European season begins. This balancing act underscores the physical and logistical demands of his profession, yet Doyle has emphasized how establishing a family-oriented home in enhances his overall well-being and focus. Doyle faced significant health setbacks in recent years, including a torn requiring in June 2024 after a severe crash during a British Premiership meeting at , which also caused four broken ribs and a contusion; the injuries sidelined him for the remainder of the 2024 Speedway Grand Prix season, approximately eight rounds. His recovery involved extensive physiotherapy and medical monitoring over four to six months, culminating in a full return to Grand Prix action in 2025, where he reported feeling "back to 100 percent." Additionally, in May 2025, Doyle dislocated his left hip in a high-speed crash during heat 15 of the Orlen Oil FIM Speedway GP of in on May 17, leading to his withdrawal from the event, hospitalization for assessment, and replacement in the following round in . Following his successful 2017 world championship defense struggles in subsequent seasons, he demonstrated notable mental resilience, overcoming the psychological toll of injuries and setbacks—often harder to recover from than physical ones—through focused and support from his wife Emily during rehabilitations.

Major results

Individual championships

Jason Doyle's individual achievements in speedway racing highlight his prowess at both national and international levels, with key titles earned through consistent performance and standout victories in high-stakes events. In the FIM Speedway Grand Prix series, Doyle claimed the World Individual Championship in 2017, dominating the final round in to secure the title by 19 points and becoming the first Australian to win since 2002. He achieved a strong second-place finish in the 2016 standings after leading much of the season with four GP wins, though an injury in the penultimate round impacted his title challenge. In 2025, Doyle finished 10th overall with 69 points, reaching three semi-finals and one final despite a mid-season injury in that sidelined him temporarily. Over his GP career, he has recorded seven event wins, including a remarkable streak of four consecutive victories in 2016 (, , , and ). Doyle won the Australian Individual Speedway Championship in 2015, clinching the title in the final round at Kurri Kurri Speedway after a competitive series. In British speedway, he captured the Elite League Riders' Championship in both 2015 and 2018, demonstrating his adaptability and speed on tracks. Early in his career during the mid-2000s, Doyle showed promise in junior ranks, placing third in the 2006 Australian Under-21 Individual Speedway Championship at Gillman Speedway.

Team championships

Jason Doyle has achieved notable success in team competitions throughout his speedway career, particularly in British, Swedish, and international events. His contributions have been instrumental in securing multiple league titles and world team championships, often as a key scorer and leader for his squads. In the British SGB Premiership (formerly Elite League), Doyle won three team championships with the Robins. He was part of the 2012 Elite League-winning side, where his consistent performances helped secure the title in a competitive season. Doyle returned to in 2016 and captained the team to back-to-back Premiership victories in 2017 and 2019, averaging over 9 points per match in both campaigns and providing crucial wins in decisive fixtures. In 2025, Doyle helped the win the SGB Premiership, racing to 10 points in the decisive second leg of the playoff final. Doyle's sole Swedish Elitserien title came in 2016 with Rospiggarna Hallstavik, where he led the team to the championship as their top performer. Riding alongside Jacob Thorssell, Doyle's aggressive gating and track craft were pivotal in the playoff finals, contributing to Rospiggarna's first title since 2002. On the international stage, Doyle has been a cornerstone of 's success in the FIM Speedway of Nations (SON). In , he partnered with and Max Fricke to claim the world team title at Vojens, , defeating in the grand final with a combined score of 30-27; Doyle scored 6 points in the semi-final, including a maximum . defended the crown in 2025 at , , as reserve with and Brady Kurtz overcoming in the final (29-28).
YearCompetitionTeamRole/Contribution
2012British Elite LeagueSwindon RobinsKey rider in title-winning campaign
2016Swedish ElitserienRospiggarna HallstavikLeading scorer, playoff hero
2017Swindon RobinsCaptain, averaged 9+ points per match
2019Swindon RobinsCaptain, decisive heat leader
2022FIM Speedway of Nations6 points in semi-final
2025FIM Speedway of NationsReserve (did not ride)
202510 points in playoff final

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