The Ostrów Wielkopolski Municipal Stadium (Polish: Stadion Miejski w Ostrowie Wielkopolskim) is located on ulica Piłsudskiego (Piłsudski street). It contains 12,000 seats. The track is 372 metres long and has a granite surface. The track record was made by Robert Miśkowiak (63.05 sec on 28 June 2009).
Historyedit
1948 to 1959edit
The club competed in the inaugural 1948 Polish speedway season, under the name of Klub Motorowy Ostrów Wielkopolski[2][3] and won the silver medal the following year in 1949. In 1950, the second honour came to the club, now known as Stal Ostrów Wielkopolski, when they won the bronze medal.[4]
In 1953, the speedway operation of Stal Ostrów Wlkp. moved to Świętochłowice but in 1955, the club now called Kolejarz-Stal Ostrów Wlkp. reappeared in the second division and continued as Ostrovia Ostrów Wlkp. until 1959, when the club disbanded again.[4]
1979 to 1999edit
Ostrów speedway during 1980Jacek Brucheiser helped the team to promotion in 1988
Although speedway meetings took place in Ostrów in the 1969s a team did not return until the 1979 Polish speedway season, where Ostrovia Ostrów finished last in the second division. After 9 years of second division speedway the team led by Jacek Brucheiser finally won promotion by winning 2nd division in 1988.[5] The success was short lived because they were relegated the very next season and then struggled for the next five years before failing to take their place in the 1995 league.[4] The club gained promotion in 1997 but once again suffered relegation the following season.
2000 to 2013edit
When the Ekstraliga arrived in 2000, the club suffered a further relegation to 2. Liga.[6] Ostrow won a promotion play off in 2003 to return to 1.Liga. The 2009 was a disaster for the club after Klub Motorowy Ostrów Wielkopolski folded and was replaced by TZ Ostrovia Ostrów Wielkopolski who finished last in 1.Liga. The club won 2. Liga in 2014 but once again problems resulted in them being unable to field a team in 2016
2017 to presentedit
The team returned to action in 2017 and won promotion to 1. Liga in 2019. After winning the 1.Liga in 2021 the club competed in the Ekstraliga for the first time in 2022 but were once again relegated.
^"Speedway from Around the Globe - Poland PGE Ekstraliga". Speedway Star page 42. 10 September 2022.
^"HISTORICAL RESULTS 1948-2023". Speedway History. Retrieved 17 February 2023.
^"Historia Speedway Polsce 1948". Speedway History. Retrieved 17 February 2023.
^ abc"History". Ostrow Speedway. Retrieved 6 March 2023.
^"Historia Speedway Polsce 1988". Speedway History. Retrieved 17 February 2023.
^"Historia Drużynowych Mistrzostw Polski". Zuzeland.com. Retrieved 7 March 2023.
December 20, 2023
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TZ Ostrovia Ostrow Wielkopolski formerly the Klub Motorowy Ostrow Wielkopolski are a Polish motorcycle speedway team based in Ostrow Wielkopolski The team currently race in the 1 Liga 1 TZ Ostrovia Ostrow WielkopolskiClub informationTrack addressOstrow Wielkopolski Municipal Stadium ul Pilsudskiego 64 Ostrow WielkopolskiCountryPolandFounded1948Team managerMariusz StaszewskiLeagueEkstraligaWebsiteOfficial websiteClub factsColoursRed WhiteNicknameBlack DevilsTrack size372 mTrack record time63 05Track record date28 June 2009Track record holderRobert MiskowiakMajor team honoursTeam Polish Championship1949 silver medal2nd division1988 20213rd division2014 Contents 1 Stadium 2 History 2 1 1948 to 1959 2 2 1979 to 1999 2 3 2000 to 2013 2 4 2017 to present 3 Teams 3 1 2023 team 3 2 Previous teams 4 Notable riders 5 Honours 6 ReferencesStadium editThe Ostrow Wielkopolski Municipal Stadium Polish Stadion Miejski w Ostrowie Wielkopolskim is located on ulica Pilsudskiego Pilsudski street It contains 12 000 seats The track is 372 metres long and has a granite surface The track record was made by Robert Miskowiak 63 05 sec on 28 June 2009 History edit1948 to 1959 edit The club competed in the inaugural 1948 Polish speedway season under the name of Klub Motorowy Ostrow Wielkopolski 2 3 and won the silver medal the following year in 1949 In 1950 the second honour came to the club now known as Stal Ostrow Wielkopolski when they won the bronze medal 4 In 1953 the speedway operation of Stal Ostrow Wlkp moved to Swietochlowice but in 1955 the club now called Kolejarz Stal Ostrow Wlkp reappeared in the second division and continued as Ostrovia Ostrow Wlkp until 1959 when the club disbanded again 4 1979 to 1999 edit nbsp Ostrow speedway during 1980 nbsp Jacek Brucheiser helped the team to promotion in 1988Although speedway meetings took place in Ostrow in the 1969s a team did not return until the 1979 Polish speedway season where Ostrovia Ostrow finished last in the second division After 9 years of second division speedway the team led by Jacek Brucheiser finally won promotion by winning 2nd division in 1988 5 The success was short lived because they were relegated the very next season and then struggled for the next five years before failing to take their place in the 1995 league 4 The club gained promotion in 1997 but once again suffered relegation the following season 2000 to 2013 edit When the Ekstraliga arrived in 2000 the club suffered a further relegation to 2 Liga 6 Ostrow won a promotion play off in 2003 to return to 1 Liga The 2009 was a disaster for the club after Klub Motorowy Ostrow Wielkopolski folded and was replaced by TZ Ostrovia Ostrow Wielkopolski who finished last in 1 Liga The club won 2 Liga in 2014 but once again problems resulted in them being unable to field a team in 2016 2017 to present edit The team returned to action in 2017 and won promotion to 1 Liga in 2019 After winning the 1 Liga in 2021 the club competed in the Ekstraliga for the first time in 2022 but were once again relegated Teams edit2023 team edit nbsp Grzegorz Walasek nbsp Oliver Berntzon nbsp Matias Nielsen nbsp Tobiasz Musielak nbsp Victor Palovaara nbsp Kacper Grzelak nbsp Sebastian Szostak nbsp Jakub Krawczyk nbsp Gracjan Szostak nbsp Jakub PocztaPrevious teams edit Extended content2022 Squad nbsp Tomasz Gapinski nbsp Oliver Berntzon nbsp Tim Sorensen nbsp Grzegorz Walasek nbsp Chris Holder nbsp Filip Hjelmland nbsp Kacper Grzelak nbsp Jakub Krawczyk nbsp Jakub PocztaNotable riders edit nbsp Jacek Brucheiser nbsp Peter Karlsson nbsp Grzegorz WalasekHonours editCompetitions Total Golden medals Silver medals Bronze medalsTotal Years Total Years Total YearsTeam DMP since 1948 2 1 1949 1 1950Team U 21 MDMP since 1978 0Pairs MPPK since 1974 1 1 2005Pairs U 21 MMPPK 1980 U 23 since 1983 2 1 1999 1 2008Individual IMP since 1948 0Individual U 21 MIMP since 1967 0Total Polish Championship medals 5 Gold 1 Silver 2 Bronze 2Competitions Total I place II place III placeTotal Years Total Years Total YearsEuropean Club KPE since 1998 0Team Cup DPP 0Golden Helmet ZK since 1961 0Silver Helmet U 21 SK since 1966 0Bronze Helmet U 19 BK 1976 81 since 1983 0References edit Speedway from Around the Globe Poland PGE Ekstraliga Speedway Star page 42 10 September 2022 HISTORICAL RESULTS 1948 2023 Speedway History Retrieved 17 February 2023 Historia Speedway Polsce 1948 Speedway History Retrieved 17 February 2023 a b c History Ostrow Speedway Retrieved 6 March 2023 Historia Speedway Polsce 1988 Speedway History Retrieved 17 February 2023 Historia Druzynowych Mistrzostw Polski Zuzeland com Retrieved 7 March 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title TZ Ostrovia Ostrow Wielkopolski amp oldid 1185403561, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
