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SWC

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This article lists the performances of each of the 13 national teams which have made at least one appearance in the Speedway World Cup Final Tournaments.

Debut of national teams

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Each successive Speedway World Cup has welcomed at least one team appearing for the first time as detailed below.

Year Debutant(s)
2001 Qualifying round 1:  Germany  Great Britain  Finland  Poland
Qualifying round 2:  Denmark  Russia  Slovenia  Sweden
Qualifying round 3:  Australia  Czech Republic  Hungary  United States
2003 Event 2:  Italy

Comprehensive team results in each World Cup

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Legend
  • Gold – Champions
  • Silver – Runners-up
  • Bronze – Third place
  • 4-12 – places
  •  ••  – Qualify, but withdrew
  •  •  – Did not qualify
  •     – Did not enter / Withdrew
  • XX – Country did not exist or national team was inactive
  •    – Race-off and Final Hosts
  • Q – Qualified for upcoming tournament
  • q – will be started in upcoming Qualification
Team 2001
Poland
(12)
2002
United Kingdom
(12)
2003
Denmark
(12)
2004
United Kingdom
(8)
2005
Poland
(8)
2006
United Kingdom
(8)
2007
Poland
(8)
2008
Denmark
(8)
2009
Poland
(8)
 Australia Gold Gold Silver 5 5 4 Bronze 4 Q
 Czech Republic 7 5 6 6 6 8 7 8
 Denmark 4 Silver Bronze Bronze Bronze Gold Silver Gold 6
 Finland 9 8 7 7 8
 Germany 11 12 10 8
 Great Britain 6 7 5 Silver 4 Bronze 4 5 5
 Hungary 10 10 11 8 8
 Italy 12 7
 Poland Silver 4 4 4 Gold 5 Gold Silver Q
 Russia 8 9 8 7 6 6 Q
 Slovenia 12 11 9 7
 Sweden Bronze Bronze Gold Gold Silver Silver 5 Bronze Q
 United States 5 6 6 7
Team 2001
Poland
(12)
2002
United Kingdom
(12)
2003
Denmark
(12)
2004
United Kingdom
(8)
2005
Poland
(8)
2006
United Kingdom
(8)
2007
Poland
(8)
2008
Denmark
(8)
2009
Poland
(8)
 Austria
 France
 Latvia ••
 Norway
 Ukraine

U-21 Team World Championship

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Team 2005
Czech Republic
2006
Poland
2007
Germany
2008
Denmark
2009
Poland
2010
 Australia 4
 Czech Republic 4 3 4
 Denmark 3 3 2 2
 Germany 4 4
 Great Britain 2
 Poland 1 1 1 1 1
 Sweden 2 2 3 3
Team 2005
Czech Republic
2006
Poland
2007
Germany
2008
Denmark
2009
Poland
2010
 Croatia
 Finland
 France
 Hungary
 Latvia
 Norway
 Russia
 Slovenia
 Ukraine

Euro Pair

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Team 2004
Hungary
2005
Poland
2006
Slovenia
2007
Italy
2008
Austria
2009
Hungary
2010
 Austria 6 6 q
 Czech Republic Gold Silver 4 Gold Silver Q
 Finland •• 4 q
 Germany 5 5 7 7 q
 Italy 6 7 q
 Hungary 4 4 Bronze 4 Q
 Latvia 7 5 Q
 Poland Bronze Gold Gold Silver Gold Q
 Russia Silver 5 Bronze Bronze Q
 Slovenia 6 Bronze Silver q
 Ukraine 7 6 5 q
Team 2004
Hungary
2005
Poland
2006
Slovenia
2007
Italy
2008
Austria
2009
Hungary
2010
 Croatia q
 Denmark
 France
 Netherlands
 Norway
 Romania
 Slovakia
 Sweden

Euro Team U-19

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Team 2008
Poland
2009
Denmark
2010
 Czech Republic 4
 Denmark 3 3
 Germany 2
 Poland 4 1
 Sweden 1 2
Team 2008
Poland
2009
Denmark
2010
 Croatia
 Finland
 France
 Latvia
 Russia
 Ukraine