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The FIM Ice Racing World Championship Final 4 was held in the new Max-Aicher-Arena in Inzell (Germany) that was sold out on both days. There was about 6500 spectators on Saturday and Sunday watching some spectacular races in Inzell.The reigning FIM world champion Nikolai Krasnikov showed an impressive presentation of his superiority on the Ice.The visitors were overvelved of the excinting races. T...

A moment of madness on Saturday, and a third place in Sunday’s A Final means that Nikolai Krasnikov will go to Inzell for the final rounds of the World Championship with a slender 6 point lead over Danil Ivanov.In Saturday’s A Final, Krasnikov and Igor Kononov battled for the full four laps for the lead. As they exited the fourth turn, they were side by side in the run to the finish. Both were ban...

19 year old Dmitri Koltakov was the winner of the Roloef Thijs Cup in Assen, wirth a display that was head and shoulders above the rest of the field. In the GP Style Knock out event, the current Russian Junior Champion made his meeting debut in Heat 14, and not only won the heat, but by the first turn he was four bike lengths ahead of the others, and and as he crossed the finish line, he was a go...

Last weekend, the strongest sportsmen from Austria, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Poland, Sweden and Russia fought to be named the strongest riders on the planet during two tough days of the 2011 FIM Ice Racing World Championship Final 2Many ice racing lovers and experts were not surprised at all that it was Russian riders who were in the lead during the both days of the competition because th...

The first final of the 2011 FIM Ice Racing World Championship was held this weekend in Krasnogorsk, Russia.The World's best riders hit the ice in this fascinating and stunning sports. 20'000 spectators watched Nikolay Krasnikov defending his title. Losing no points, claiming the maximum 50 points during both days, Krasnikov made a great birthday present to himself (on 4th of january he turned 26)....

Current ice racing World Champion Nikolay Krasnikov dominated qualifying round number 2, which took place at Blonie track in Sanok, Poland. The promotion to Grand Prix also went to other Russian riders: Daniil Ivanov and Igor Kononov as well as Swedish veteran Stefan Svennson and Polish local hero, Grzegorz Knapp.In the additional heat for the 6th place Antonin Klatovsky jr won with Florian Furst....

The last event in the series of 2010 FIM Ice Racing World Championship took place at Berlin-Wilmersdorf in Horst-Dohm-Eisstadium right in the heart of Berlin. Like many places in Europe Berlin too had suffered a very severe winter which was suddenly ended by mild spring with a lot of heavy rain.Despite those weather-conditions 9.000 spectators followed the thrilling races at both days.On Saturday ...

Barring a major disaster in Berlin next weekend, Nikolai Krasnikov looks set to claim his sixth consecutive World Championship, after another superb display in Assen. Despite dropping a point to Danil Ivanov on Saturday, and then chasing Franz Zorn home to finish second in his opening ride on Sunday, Krasnikov made no mistakes in both A finals, to claim the Maximum 50 Championship points.Danil Iva...

If it’s March, then it’s time for the spikebikes to hit the Ice in Assen!The weekend of March 11th - 14th 2010 sees the annual and most popular Ice Racing Event of the year, in the Dutch province of Drenthe, as Motorclub Assen stage Final 4 of the 2010 FIM Ice Racing World Championship Series, and International Ice Racing for the Roelof Thijs Cup. Fans from all over Europe pack out the Stadion 'De...

After long and awkward preparations the passionately awaited Ice Speedway Weekend in Innsbruck was at long last on the events calendar.The 18 best Ice Racing riders descended on the city of Innsbruck, host to the 1964 and 1976 Olympic Winter Games.Unfortunately the training on Friday began with a fall of the stadium speaker who broke a leg and had to be operated on in the University Clinic that sa...