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词条 2011 Elite League speedway season
释义

  1. Summary

  2. Team Lineups

     Belle Vue Aces  Birmingham Brummies  Coventry Bees  Eastbourne Eagles  King's Lynn Stars  Lakeside Hammers  Peterborough Panthers  Poole Pirates  Swindon Robins  Wolverhampton Wolves 

  3. League table

  4. Championship play-offs

     Semi-finals  Leg 1  Leg 2  Grand final  First leg  Second leg 

  5. Leading averages

  6. Elite League Knockout Cup

     First Round  Quarter Finals  Semi Finals  Final 

  7. See also

  8. References

{{Infobox speedway league season
| competition = 2011 Sky Sports Elite League
| season =2011
| winners =Poole Pirates
| promoted =
| relegated =
| domesticcup1 =Knockout Cup
| domesticcup1 winners = Poole Pirates
| domesticcup2 =Pairs Championship
| domesticcup2 winners = Poole Pirates
| domesticcup3 =Riders Championship
| domesticcup3 winners = {{flagicon|AUS}} Rory Schlein
| domesticcup4 =
| domesticcup4 winners =
| domesticcup5 =
| domesticcup5 winners =
| domesticcup6 =
| domesticcup6 winners =
| domesticcup7 =
| domesticcup7 winners =
| highest average =
| biggest home win =
| biggest away win =
| longest wins =
| longest unbeaten =
| longest losses =
| leagues below = 2011 Premier League
2011 National League
| prevseason =2010
| nextseason =2012
}}

The 2011 Elite League (also known as the Sky Sports Elite League for sponsorship reasons) took place between 26 March and 20 October 2011. The Coventry Bees were the defending champions after winning in 2010.[1][2]

Summary

It was a great season for the Poole Pirates, who won the Elite League, the Pairs Championship and the Knockout Cup. Claiming a clean sweep of honours. Throughout the 2010 season, it was rumoured that the Ipswich Witches would prefer to compete in the Premier League from 2011 onwards. Although they survived the promotion/relegation battle with the Newcastle Diamonds, it was decided that they would swap divisions with the Birmingham Brummies.[3] On 27 November 2010, The BSPA announced that both Coventry Bees and Peterborough Panthers would not be riding in the top flight after they failed to declare their intent to compete in the 2011 competition.[4] This then led to the King's Lynn Stars being promoted from the Premier League due to the Elite League needing a minimum of 8 teams.[5] On 15 March 2011 it was announced that both the Coventry Bees and Peterborough Panthers would be part of the 2011 Elite League after all.[6]

Team Lineups

Belle Vue Aces

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  • {{player||ENG|Chris Harris}}
  • {{player||AUS|Rory Schlein}}
  • {{player||DEN|Patrick Hougaard}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||DEN|Charlie Gjedde}}
  • {{player||ENG|Jordan Frampton}}
  • {{player||POL|Dawid Stachyra}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||AUS|Kozza Smith}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Birmingham Brummies

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||POL|Krzysztof Kasprzak}}
  • {{player||ENG|Danny King}}
  • {{player||SWE|Daniel Nermark}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||ENG|Ben Barker}}
  • {{player||ENG|Joe Screen}}
  • {{player||GER|Kevin Wolbert}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||CZE|Aleš Dryml}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Coventry Bees

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||DEN|Hans N. Andersen}}
  • {{player||ENG|Edward Kennett}}
  • {{player||POL|Przemyslaw Pawlicki}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||USA|Ryan Fisher}}
  • {{player||DEN|Kenni Larsen}}
  • {{player||AUS|Travis McGowan}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||AUS|Richard Sweetman}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Eastbourne Eagles

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  • {{player||DEN|Bjarne Pedersen}}
  • {{player||FIN|Joonas Kylmakorpi}}
  • {{player||ENG|Lewis Bridger}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||SWE|Simon Gustafsson}}
  • {{player||CZE|Lukas Dryml}}
  • {{player||AUS|Cameron Woodward}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||FIN|Timo Lahti}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

King's Lynn Stars

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||DEN|Kenneth Bjerre}}
  • {{player||DEN|Niels Kristian Iversen}}
  • {{player||DEN|Mads Korneliussen}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||ENG|Oliver Allen}}
  • {{player||CZE|Tomas Topinka}}
  • {{player||AUS|Sam Masters}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||DEN|Morten Risager}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Lakeside Hammers

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||ENG|Lee Richardson}}
  • {{player||AUS|Adam Shields}}
  • {{player||POL|Piotr Swiderski}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||FIN|Kauko Nieminen}}
  • {{player||SWE|Peter Ljung}}
  • {{player||ENG|Stuart Robson}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||CAN|Kyle Legault}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Peterborough Panthers

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||DEN|Nicki Pedersen}}
  • {{player||AUS|Troy Batchelor}}
  • {{player||SWE|Linus Sundstrom}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||POL|Krzysztof Buczkowski}}
  • {{player||POL|Kacper Gomolski}}
  • {{player||POL|Norbert Kosciuch}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||ENG|Richard Lawson}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Poole Pirates

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||AUS|Chris Holder}}
  • {{player||AUS|Darcy Ward}}
  • {{player||AUS|Davey Watt}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||AUS|Jason Doyle}}
  • {{player||ENG|Gary Havelock}}
  • {{player||RUS|Renat Gafurov}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||SWE|Dennis Andersson}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Swindon Robins

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||ENG|Scott Nicholls}}
  • {{player||ENG|Simon Stead}}
  • {{player||DEN|Nicolai Klindt}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||POL|Maciej Janowski}}
  • {{player||DEN|Jesper B. Monberg}}
  • {{player||AUS|Josh Grajczonek}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||AUS|Justin Sedgmen}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

Wolverhampton Wolves

{{col-begin}}{{col-1-of-5}}
  • {{player||SWE|Freddie Lindgren}}
  • {{player||ENG|Tai Woffinden}}
  • {{player||SWE|Peter Karlsson}}
{{col-2-of-5}}
  • {{player||AUS|Ty Proctor}}
  • {{player||SWE|Ludvig Lindgren}}
  • {{player||USA|Ricky Wells}}
{{col-3-of-5}}
  • {{player||USA|Tyson Burmeister}}
{{col-4-of-5}}{{col-5-of-5}}{{col-end}}

League table

PosClubMHomeAwayFA+/-Pts
3W2WDL4W3WD1LL
1Poole Pirates2810 3 0 1 2 3 0 5 4 1343 1212 58
2Eastbourne Eagles2812101040281370120252
3King's Lynn Stars288402031641305126649
4Lakeside Hammers288501120291291125546
5Coventry Bees289212021381262126743
6Peterborough Panthers28104000004101284127142
7Belle Vue Aces285324220461267126641
8Wolverhampton Wolves285801001581250132638
9Birmingham Brummies286404100581241132635
10Swindon Robins2825070103101172139422
Key:
Championship play-offs

Home: 3W = Home win by 7 points or more; 2W = Home win by between 1 and 6 points

Away: 4W = Away win by 7 points or more; 3W = Away win by between 1 and 6 points; 1L = Away loss by 6 points or less

M = Meetings; D = Draws; L = Losses; F = Race points for; A = Race points against; +/- = Race points difference; Pts = Total Points

Championship play-offs

Semi-finals

Leg 1

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|date =19 September 2011
|time =
|team1 =King's Lynn Stars
|score =48 – 45
|team2 =Poole Pirates
|stadium =Norfolk Arena
}}{{footballbox
|date =19 September 2011
|time =
|team1 =Lakeside Hammers
|score =47 – 46
|team2 =Eastbourne Eagles
|stadium =Arena Essex Raceway
}}

Leg 2

{{footballbox
|date =26 September 2011
|time =
|team1 =Poole Pirates
|score =63 – 27
|report =
|team2 =King's Lynn Stars
|stadium =Poole Stadium
}}{{footballbox
|date =26 September 2011
|time =
|team1 =Eastbourne Eagles
|score = 53 - 39
|report =
|team2 =Lakeside Hammers
|stadium =Arlington Stadium
}}

Grand final

First leg

{{footballbox
|date =3 October 2011
|team1 =Eastbourne Eagles
|score = 49 - 41
|report =
|team2 =Poole Pirates
|stadium = Arlington Stadium
}}{{clear}}

Second leg

{{footballbox
|date = 10 October 2011
|team1 =Poole Pirates
|score = 57 (98) - 36 (85)
|report =
|team2 =Eastbourne Eagles
|stadium =Poole Stadium
}}

Poole Pirates were declared Elite League Champions, on winning on aggregate 98-85.

Leading averages

[7]
RiderTeamAverage
{{flagicon|AUS}} Chris HolderPoole 9.30
{{flagicon|SWE}} Freddie Lindgren Wolverhampton 9.21
{{flagicon|DEN}} Kenneth BjerreKings Lynn 9.06
{{flagicon|AUS}} Darcy WardPoole8.94
{{flagicon|DEN}} Nicki Pedersen Peterborough8.61
{{flagicon|ENG}} Tai Woffinden Wolverhampton 8.52
{{flagicon|AUS}} Rory Schlein Belle Vue 8.43
{{flagicon|AUS}} Troy BatchelorPeterborough8.24
{{flagicon|DEN}} Bjarne Pedersen Eastbourne 8.21
{{flagicon|DEN}} Hans AndersenPeterborough 8.15

Elite League Knockout Cup

The 2011 Elite League Knockout Cup was the 73rd edition of the Knockout Cup for tier one teams. Poole Pirates were the winners of the competition for the second successive year.[8]

First Round

DateTeam OneScoreTeam Two
08/08 Peterborough 47-45 Coventry
06/07 Coventry 42-48 Peterborough

Quarter Finals

DateTeam OneScoreTeam Two
15/09Peterborough 43-47 Belle Vue
14/09Belle Vue 50-40 Peterborough
25/07 Wolverhampton 45-45 Eastbourne
22/06 Poole 55-41 Swindon
18/06 Eastbourne 50-40 Wolverhampton
16/06 Swindon 28-62 Poole
10/06 Lakeside 63- 29 Birmingham
09/06 Birmingham 36-41 Lakeside

Semi Finals

DateTeam OneScoreTeam Two
12/10 Belle Vue 42-33 Lakeside
30/09 Lakeside 48-45 Belle Vue
17/09 Eastbourne 39-51 Poole
14/09 Poole 46-44 Eastbourne

Final

DateTeam OneScoreTeam Two
20/10 Poole 57-39 Belle Vue
19/10 Belle Vue 47-45 Poole

See also

List of United Kingdom Speedway League Champions

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://edinburghspeedway.blogspot.com/p/compet.html|title=Historic league tables|publisher=Speedway Archive}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.speedwaygb.co/history/leaguetables2011.php|title=2011 league tables|publisher=Speedway GB}}
3. ^{{cite news |title=British Speedway AGM - Key Points |url=http://www.speedwaygb.com/news.php?extend.9586|publisher=BSPA |date=2010-11-21 |accessdate=2010-11-21}}
4. ^{{cite news |title=British Speedway Statement |url=http://www.speedwaygb.com/news.php?extend.9620.2|publisher=BSPA |date=2010-11-27 |accessdate=2010-11-29}}
5. ^{{cite news |title=Kings Lynn Join The Elite |url=http://www.speedwaygb.com/news.php?extend.9628|publisher=BSPA |date=2010-11-29 |accessdate=2010-11-29}}
6. ^{{cite news | url = http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/motorsport/9425796.stm | title = Peterborough and Coventry allowed back in Elite League | date = 15 March 2011 | work = BBC Sport | publisher = BBC | accessdate = 15 March 2011}}
7. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.speedwaygb.co/issues11/el11_issue_24.pdf|title=Greensheet Averages|publisher=Speedway GB}}
8. ^{{cite web|url=http://edinburghspeedway.blogspot.com/2014/04/elite-league-ko-cup-2011.html|title=2011 Elite League Knockout Cup|publisher=Speedway archive}}
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