THE DANISH VM & EM MEDALS - 500cc and U21
1936 – World Cup Individual, London.
1. Lionel Van Prague, AUS
2. Eric Langton, UK
3. Bluey Wilkinson, AUS
11. Morian Hansen, DEN
1963 – Euro 1,000 meters, Malmö.
1. Bertil Strid, SWE
2. Kurt W. Petersen, DEN
3. Manfred Poschenreider, GER
1964 – EM 1,000 meters, boiler.
1. Kurt W Petersen, DEN
2. Olavi Turunen, FIN
3. Manfred Poschenreider, GER
1966 – EM 1,000 meters, Mühldorf.
1. Manfred Poschenreider, GER
2. Kurt W. Petersen, DEN
3. Jon Ødegaard, NOR
1968 – EM 1,000 meters, Mühldorf.
1. Manfred Poschenreider, GER
2. Don Godden, UK
3. Kurt W Petersen, DEN
1969 – Euro 1,000 meters, Oslo.
1. Don Godden, UK
2. Jon Ødegaard, NOR
3. Kurt W. Petersen, DEN
1970 – World Cup Individual, Wroclaw.
1. Ivan Mauger, NZ
2. Pawel Walosek, POL
3. Antonin Woryna, POL
10. Ole Olsen, DEN
1971 – World Cup Individual, Gothenburg.
1. Ole Olsen, DEN
2. Ivan Mauger, NZ
3. Bengt Jansson, SWE
1972 – World Cup Individual, London
1. Ivan Mauger, NZ
2. Bernt Persson, SWE
3. Ole Olsen, DEN
1973 – Couple World Cup, Borås
1. SWE (Michanek and Tommy Jansson)
2. DEN (Olsen and Kurt Bøgh)
3. POL (Plech and Marcinkowski)
1973 - World Cup 1,000 meters, Oslo
1. Ole Olsen, DEN
2. Hans Siegel, TYS
3. Manfred Poschenreider, GER
1975 – World Cup Individual, London
1. Ole Olsen, DEN
2. Anders Michanek, SWE
3. John Louis, UK
1975 – Couple World Cup, Wroclaw
1. SWE (Michanek and Tommy Jansson)
2. POL (Jancarz and Bruzda)
3. DEN (Olsen and Jan Henningsen)
1975 – World Cup 1,000 meters, Radgona
1. Egon Müller, GER
2. Ivan Mauger, NZ
3. Ole Olsen, DEN
1976 – Couple World Cup, Eskilstuna
1. UK (Louis and Simmons)
2. DEN (Olsen and Finn Thomsen)
3. SWE (Persson and B.Jansson)
1976 – World Cup 1,000 meters, Marianne Lazne
1. Ivan Mauger, NZ
2. Ole Olsen, DEN
3. Egon Müller, GER
1977 – World Cup Individual, Gothenburg
1. Ivan Mauger, NZ
2. Peter Collins, UK
3. Ole Olsen, DEN
1977 – World Cup 1,000 meters, Aalborg
1. Anders Michanek, SWE
2. Hans Siegel, GER
3. Ole Olsen, DEN
1977 – U21 World Cup, Vojens.
1. Alf Busk, DEN
2. Joe Owen, UK
3. Les Collins, UK
1978 – World Cup Individual, London
1. Ole Olsen, DEN
2. Gordon Kenneth, UK
3. Scott Autry, USA
1978 - World Cup Team, Landshut
1. DEN (Olsen, Nielsen, Lohman, Thomsen)
2. UK (Simmons, Collins, Lee, Kenneth, Jessup)
3. POL (Jancarz, Cieslak, Rembas, Plech Husczca)
1978 - World Cup Couple, Katowice
1. UK (Simmons and Kenneth)
2. NZ (Mauger and Ross)
3. DEN (Olsen and Thomsen)
1978 – U21 World Cup, Lonigo
1. Find Rune Jensen, DEN
2. Kevin Jolly, UK
3. Niel Middleditch, UK
1979 – World Cup Team, London
1. NZ (Mauger, Ross, Shirra, Cribb)
2. DEN (Olsen, Nielsen, Lohman, Thomsen, Petersen)
3. CZE (Stancl, Dryml Sr, Verner, Kudrna)
1979 - VM Par, Vojens
1. DEN (Olsen and Nielsen)
2. UK (Lee and Simmons)
3. POL (Jancarz and Plech)
1979 – World Cup 1,000 meters, Marianne Lazne
1. Alois Wiesböck, GER
2. Anders Michanek, SWE
3. Ole Olsen, DEN
1980 – Couple World Cup, Krsko
1. UK (Jessup and Collins)
2. POL (Jancarz and Plech)
3. DEN (Olsen and Nielsen)
1980 – U21 World Cup, Pocking
1. Tommy Knudsen, DEN
2. Tony Briggs, NZ
3. Dennis Sigalos, USA
1981 – Individual World Cup, London
1. Bruce Penhall, USA
2. Ole Olsen, DEN
3. Tommy Knudsen, DEN
1981 – Hold the World Cup, Olching
1. DEN (Nielsen, Gundersen, Knudsen, Olsen, Thomsen)
2. UK (Morton, Carter, Davis, Jessup, Kenneth)
3. GER (Müller, Meier, Hack, Gilgenreiner)
1982 – Hold the World Cup, London
1. United States (Penhall, K. Moran, Schwartz, S. Moran, Autry)
2. DEN (Nielsen, Gundersen, Eriksen, Knudsen, Olsen)
3. GER (Meier, Hack, Müller, Gilgenreiner, Wiesböck)
1982 – Couple World Cup, Liverpool, Australia
1. United States (Sigalos and Schwartz)
2. UK (Collins and Carter)
3. DEN (Nielsen and Olsen)
1982 – U21 World Cup, Pocking
1. Antonin Kasper, CZE
2. Mark Courtney, UK
3. Peter Ravn, DEN
1983 – Hold the World Cup, Vojens
1. DEN (Gundersen, Nielsen, Olsen, Ravn, Thomsen)
2. UK (Lee, Carter, Morton, Jessup, Collins)
3. United States (Sigalos, Schwartz, King, K. Moran, Miller)
1983 - Couple World Cup, Gothenburg
1. UK (Carter and Collins)
2. AUS (Sanders and Gugliemi)
3. DEN (Nielsen and Gundersen)
1984 – Individual World Cup, Gothenburg
1. Erik Gundersen, DEN
2. Hans Nielsen, DEN
3. Lance King, USA
1984 – Hold the World Cup, Leszno
1. DEN (Petersen, Gundersen, Nielsen, Eriksen)
2. UK (Wigg, Phil Collins, Morton, P. Collins, N. Collins)
3. United States (S. Moran, K. Moran, King, Schwartz, Cook)
1984 – Couple World Cup, Lonigo
1. UK (Morton and P. Collins)
2. DEN (Nielsen and Gundersen)
3. NZ (Shirra and Mauger)
1984 – World Cup 1,000 meters, Herxheim
1. Erik Gundersen, DEN
2. Egon Müller, GER
3. Karl Meier, GER
1985 – Individual World Cup, Bradford
1. Erik Gundersen, DEN
2. Hans Nielsen, DEN
3. Sam Ermolenko, USA
1985 – Hold the World Cup, Long Beach, USA
1. DEN (Knudsen, Gundersen, Nielsen, Eriksen, Petersen)
2. United States (S. Moran, Schwartz, King, Ermolenko, Cook)
3. UK (Doncaster, Tatum, Phil Collins, Knight, Davis)
1985 - Couple World Cup, Rybnik
1. DEN (Gundersen and Knudsen)
2. UK (Carter and Tatum)
3. United States (S. Moran and Schwartz)
1985 – U21 World Cup, Abensberg
1. Per Jonsson, SWE
2. Jimmi Nilsen, SWE
3. Ole Hansen, DEN
1986 – Individual World Cup, Katowice
1. Hans Nielsen, DEN
2. Jan O. Pedersen, DEN
3. Kelvin Tatum, UK
1986 – Team World Cup, Vetlanda, Vojens, Bradford
1. DEN (Nielsen, Gundersen, Knudsen, JO Pedersen, Jørgensen)
2. United States (S. Moran, Ermolenko, King, Schwartz, Miller)
3. UK (Wigg, Morton, Tatum, Doncaster, Evits, Cox)
1986 - Couple World Cup, Pocking
1. DEN (Nielsen and Gundersen)
2. United States (Ermolenko and K. Moran)
3. CZE (Kasper and Matusek)
1986 - World Cup 1,000 meters, parish church
1. Erik Gundersen, DEN
2. Peter Collins, UK
3. Marcel Gerhard, GER
1986 – U21 World Cup Rovno, USSR
1. Igor Marko, USSR
2. Tony Olsson, SWE
3. Brian Karger, DEN
1987 – Individual World Cup, Amsterdam
1. Hans Nielsen, DEN
2. Erik Gundersen, DEN
3. Sam Ermolenko, USA
1987 – Team World Cup, Fredericia, Coventry, Prague
1. DEN (Nielsen, Gundersen, Knudsen, JO Pedersen)
2. UK (Wigg, Tatum, Doncaster, Cross, Cox)
3. United States (S. Moran, Miller, Ermolenko, K. Moran, King, Cook)
1987 – Couple World Cup, Pardubice
1. DEN (Nielsen and Gundersen)
2. UK (Tatum and Wigg)
3. United States (Ermolenko and K. Moran)
1988 – Individual World Cup, Vojens
1. Erik Gundersen, DEN
2. Hans Nielsen, DEN
3. Jan O. Pedersen, DEN
1988 – Hold the World Cup, Los Angeles
1. DEN (Nielsen, JO Pedersen, Gundersen, Knudsen, Jørgensen)
2. United States (Ermolenko, S. Moran, King, K. Moran, Miller)
3. SWE (Jonsson, Nilsen, Olsson, Gustafsson, Ivarsson)
1988 – Couple World Cup, Bradford
1. DEN (Nielsen and Gundersen)
2. UK (Tatum and Cross)
3. United States (S. Moran and Ermolenko)
1988 – U21 World Cup, Slany
1. Peter Nahlin, SWE
2. Henka Gustafsson, SWE
3. Brian Karger, DEN
1989 – Individual World Cup, Munich
1. Hans Nielsen, DEN
2. Simon Wigg, UK
3. Jeremy Doncaster, UK
1989 – Hold the World Cup, Bradford
1. UK (Doncaster, Tatum, Thorp, Wigg, Cross)
2. DEN (Nielsen, Handberg, Jørgensen, Karger, Gundersen)
3. SWE (Blixt, Jonsson, Olsson, Stenlund, Nilsen)
1989 - Par World Cup, Leszno
1. DEN (Nielsen and Gundersen)
2. SWE (Nilsen and Jonsson)
3. UK (Tatum and Thorp)
1989 – U21 World Cup, Lonigo
1. Gert Handberg, DEN
2. Chris Louis, UK
3. Nicklas Karlsson, SWE
1990 – Hold the World Cup, Pardubice
1. United States (K. Moran, Ermolenko, S. Moran, Hamill, Miller)
2. UK (Tatum, Doncaster, Wigg, Havelock, Cox)
3. DEN (Nielsen, Karger, Jørgensen, Knudsen, Petersen)
1990 – Couple World Cup, Landshut
1. DEN (Nielsen and JOPedersen)
2. AUS (Wiltshire and Adams)
3. Hungary (Adorian and Tihanyi)
1991 – Individual World Cup, Gothenburg
1. Jan O. Pedersen, DEN
2. Tony Rickardsson, SWE
3. Hans Nielsen, DEN
1991 – Hold the World Cup, Vojens
1. DEN (JO Pedersen, Nielsen, Knudsen, Handberg, Karger)
2. SWE (Jonsson, Rickardsson, Gustafsson, Nilsen, Nahlin)
3. United States (Ermolenko, Hancock, Hamill, Miller, Correy)
1991 – Couple World Cup, Poznan
1. DEN (Nielsen and JO Pedersen)
2. SWE (Gustafsson and Nilsen)
3. NOR (Gunnestad and Kyllingstad)
1991 – 1,000-meter World Cup, Marianne Lazne
1. Gerd Riss, GER
2. Ales Dryml, sr, CZE
3. Jan O. Pedersen, DEN
1991 – U21 World Cup, Coventry
1. Brian Andersen, DEN
2. Morten Andersen, DEN
3. Jason Crump, AUS
1992 – Individual World Cup, Wroclaw
1. Gary Havelock, UK
2. Per Jonsson, SWE
3. Gert Handberg, DEN
1993 – Individual World Cup, Pocking
1. Sam Ermolenko, USA
2. Hans Nielsen, DEN
3. Chris Louis, UK
1993 – Hold the World Cup, Coventry
1. United States (Ermolenko, Hamill, Hancock, Larsen, Ott)
2. DEN (Nielsen, Knudsen, Jørgensen, Karger)
3. SWE (Rickardsson, Karlsson, Jonsson, Gustafsson)
1993 – Couple World Cup, Vojens
1. SWE (Rickardsson and Gustafsson)
2. United States (Correy and Ermolenko)
3. DEN (Nielsen, Knudsen, Karger)
1994 – Individual World Cup, Vojens
1. Tony Rickardsson, SWE
2. Hans Nielsen, DEN
3. Craig Boyce, AUS
1994 – Hold the World Cup, Brockstedt
1. SWE (Rickardsson and Gustafsson)
2. POL (T. Gollob, J. Gollob and Sledz)
3. DEN (Knudsen, Nielsen, Stæchman)
1995 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Hans Nielsen, DEN
2. Tony Rickardsson, SWE
3. Sam Ermolenko, USA
- victories:
Tommy Knudsen, Abensberg and Linköping
Hans Nielsen, Vojens
1995 – Hold the World Cup, Bydgoszcz
1. DEN (Knudsen, Nielsen, Karger)
2. UK (Loram, Loouis, Scofield)
3. United States (Ermolenko, Hancock, Hamill)
1996 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Billy Hamill, USA
2. Hans Nielsen, DEN
3. Greg Hancock, USA
- victories:
Hans Nielsen, Lonigo, Pocking
Tommy Knudsen, Wroclaw
1996 – Hold the World Cup, Didenbergen
1. POL (Gollob, Dabik, Protasiewiecz)
2. RUS (Mardanschin, Kurgurskin, Darkin)
3. DEN (Andersen, Monberg, N. Pedersen)
1996 – U21 World Cup, Olching
1. Piotr Protasiewiecz, POL
2. Ryan Sullivan, AUS
3. Jesper B. Monberg (Jensen)
1997 - World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Hans Nielsen, Landshut
Brian Andersen, Bradford
1997 – Hold the World Cup, Pila
1. DEN (Nielsen and Knudsen)
2. POL (Gollob, Protasiewiecz, Krzcyaniak)
3. SWE (Rickardsson, Nilsen, Karlsson)
1997 – U21 World Cup, Mseno
1. Jesper B. Monberg
2. Rafael Dobrucki, POL
3. Scott Nicholls, UK
1998 - World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Hans Nielsen, Vojens
1998 - Team World Cup, Vojens
1. United States (Hamill and Hancock)
2. SWE (Nilsen, Karlsson, Rickardsson)
3. DEN (Nielsen, Andersen, Karger)
1999 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Tony Rickardsson, SWE
2. Tomasz Gollob, POL
3. Hans Nielsen, DEN
- victories:
Hans Nielsen, Bydgoszcz
2002 – World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Katowice
2002 - World Cup team, Peterborough
- AUS (Adams, Sullivan, Crump, Wiltshire, Lyons)
2. DEN (B. Pedersen, N. Pedersen, H. Andersen, R. Pedersen, Gjedde)
3. SWE (Rickardsson, Klingberg, Karlsson, Max, Andersson)
2003 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
2. Jason Crump, AUS
3. Tony Rickardsson, SWE
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales
2003 – Hold the World Cup, Vojens
1. SWE (Max, Jonsson, Ljung, Karlsson, Ruud)
2. AUS (Crump, Wiltshire, Lyons, Sullivan, Adams)
3. DEN (N. Pedersen, Gjedde, B. Pedersen, H. Andersen, R. Pedersen)
2004 – World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Bjarne Pedersen, Wroclaw
Hans Andersen, New Ullevi, Gothenburg
2004 – Hold the World Cup, Poole
1. SWE (Rickardsson, Karlsson, Max, Lindbäck, Jonsson)
2. UK (Norris, Richardson, Loram, Nicholls, Havelock)
3. DEN (Andersen, B. Pedersen, Iversen, Bjerre, N. Pedersen)
2004 – U21 World Cup, Wroclaw
1. Robert Miskowiak, POL
2. Kenneth Bjerre, DEN
3. Matej Zagar, SLO
2004 – EM, Holsted
1. Matej Zagar, SLO
2. Matej Ferjan, SLO
2. Hans Andersen, DEN
2005 – Hold the World Cup, Wroclaw
1. POL (Gollob, Hampel, Protasiewicz, Holta, Walasek)
2. SWE (Jonsson, Rickardsson, Lindbäck, Karlsson, Lindgren)
3. DEN (Andersen, Bjerre, N. Pedersen, B. Pedersen, Iversen)
2005 – EM, Lonigo
1. Jesper B. Monberg, DEN
2. Ales Dryml jr, CZE
3. Kai Laukannen, FIN
2006 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Jason Crump, AUS
2. Greg Hancock, USA
3. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Krsko and Bydgoszcz
Hans Andersen, Copenhagen and Prague
2006 – Hold the World Cup, Reading
1. DEN (N. Pedersen, Andersen, B. Pedersen, Gjedde, Iversen)
2. SWE (Jonsson, Lindbäck, Lindgren, Max, Karlsson)
3. UK (Richardsson, Loram, Nicholls, Louis, Harris)
2006 – U21 Team World Cup, Rybnik
1. POL (Buczkowski, Miedzinski, Hlib, Zabik, Miesiac)
2. SWE (Petterson, Lindgren, Aldén, Kling, Jonasson)
3. DEN (Klindt, Risager, Møller, Jakobsen, Hansen)
2007 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
2. Leigh Adams, AUS
3. Jason Crump, AUS
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Lonigo, Wroclaw, Prague, Krsko
2007 – Hold the World Cup, Leszno
1. POL (Kasprzak, Hampel, Gollob, Holta, Balinski, Walasek)
2. DEN (N. Pedersen, B. Pedersen, Andersen, Bjerre, Iversen)
3. AUS (Sullivan, Crump, Holder, Adams, Watt, Schlein)
2007 - European Championships, Vienna
1. Jurica Pavlic, KRO
2. Sebastian Ulamek, POL
3. Patrick Hougaard, DEN
2008 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
2. Jason Crump, AUS
3. Tomasz Gollob, POL
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Prague
Hans Andersen, Lonigo
2008 – Hold the World Cup, Vojens
1. DEN (N. Pedersen, B. Pedersen, Andersen, Iversen, Bjerre)
2. POL (Holta, Jagus, Gollob, Walasek, Hampel)
3. SWE (Jonsson, Nermark, Ljung, Lindgren, Davidsson)
2008 – U21 Team World Cup, Holsted
1. POL (Mitko, Mroczka, Zengota, Janowski, Pytel)
2. DEN (Hougaard, Klindt, Bach, Risager, Kildemand)
3. SWE (Nilsson, L. Lindgren, S. Gustafsson, Kling, Forsberg)
2008 – EM, Lendava
1. Matej Zagar, SLO
2. Sebastian Ulamek, POL
3. Mads Korneliussen, DEN
2009 – World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Bydgoszcz
2009 – U21 World Cup, Gorican
1. Darcy Ward, AUS
2. Jurica Pavlic, KRO
3. Patrick Hougaard, DEN
2009 – U21 Team World Cup, Gorzow
1. POL (Lampart, Janowski, Zengota, Pawlicki, Mroczka)
2. DEN (Hougaard, Klindt, Madsen, Bach, Arendt Larsen)
3. SWE (Eklöf, Jonsson, L. Lindgren, Nilsson, Gustafsson)
2010 – World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Kenneth Bjerre, Gothenburg
2010 – Hold the World Cup, Vojens
1. POL (Holta, Hampel, Gollob, Miedzinski, Kolodziej)
2. DEN (Bjerre, Iversen, B. Pedersen, Klindt, Andersen)
3. SWE (Lindgren, Davidsson, Zetterstrøm, Lindbäck, Jonsson)
2010 – U21 Team World Cup, Rye House
1. DEN (Bach, Jepsen Jensen, Hougaard, Kildemand, L. Bjerre)
2. SWE (Gustafsson, Andersson, L. Lindgren, Nilsson, Sundström)
3. POL (Janowski, Dudek, Mroczka, Pawlicki, Wozniak
2011 – World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Leszno
2011 – U21 Team World Cup, Balakovo
1. RUS (Kudryashov, A. Laguta, Belousov, Chalov, Borodulin)
2. DEN (Jepsen Jensen, Michelsen, Bech, Andersen, Bach)
3. UKR (Tsukanov, Kobrin, Loktayev, Teygel, Melnichuk)
2012 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Chris Holder, AUS
2. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
3. Greg Hancock, USA
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Prague, Gorican
Michael Jepsen Jensen, Vojens
2012 – Hold the World Cup, Målilla
1. DEN (Iversen, Jepsen Jensen, N. Pedersen, Bech)
2. OFF (Crump, Ward, Watt, Holder)
3. RUS (Povazny, Saytfudinov, A. Laguta, G. Laguta)
2012 – U21 World Cup Series
1. Michael Jepsen Jensen, DEN
2. Maciej Janowski, POL
3. Mikkel Bech, DEN
2013 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Tai Woffinden, UK
2. Jaroslaw Hampel, POL
3. Niels Kr. Iversen, DEN
- victories:
Niels Kr. Iversen, Terenzano, Stockholm
2013 – Hold the World Cup, Prague
1. POL
2. DEN (Iversen, Bjerre, N. Pedersen, Jepsen Jensen)
3. OFF
2013 – U21 Team World Cup, Pardubice
1. DEN (Jepsen Jensen, Michelsen, Porsing, Bech)
2. POL (Dudek, Przedpelski, Pawlicki, Zmarzlik)
3. CZE (Milik, Holub, Cejka, Krcmar)
2013 – EM series
1. Martin Vaculik, SLK
2. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
3. Grigori Laguta, RUS
2014 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Greg Hancock, USA
2. Krzystof Kasprzak, POL
3. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
- victories:
Niels Kr. Iversen, Copenhagen
2014 – Hold the World Cup, Bydgoszcz
1. DEN (N. Pedersen, Kildemand, Korneliussen, Iversen)
2. POL (Protasiewicz, Kasprzak, Kolodziej, Hampel)
3. AUS (Holder, Ward, Doyle, Batchelor)
2014 – U21 World Cup Series
1. Piotr Pawlicki, POL
2. Kaspar Gomolski, POL
3. Mikkel Michelsen, DEN
2014 – U21 Team World Cup, Slangerup
1. POL (Zmarzlik, Pawlicki, Gomolski, Przedpelski)
2. DEN (Bech, Michelsen, Thomsen, L. Bjerre)
3. SWE (Thorsell, Palovaara, Engman, Berntzon)
2014 – EM series
1. Emil Saytfudinov, RUS
2. Peter KIldemand, DEN
3. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
2015 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Tai Woffinden, UK
2. Greg Hancock, USA
3. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Tampere, Målilla, Torun
Niels Kr. Iversen, Cardiff
Peter Kildemand, Horsens
2015 – Hold the World Cup, Vojens
1. SWE (Lindbäck, Jonsson, Sundström, Lindgren)
2. DEN (Kildemand, N. Pedersen, Iversen, Bjerre)
3. POL (Zmarzlik, Buczkowski, Janowski, Pawlicki)
2015 – U21 World Cup Series
1. Bartosz Zmarzlik, POL
2. Anders Thomsen, DEN
3. Mikkel Michelsen, DEN
2015 – U21 World Cup team, Mildura
1. POL (Drabik, Pawlicki, Zmarzlik, Przedpelski)
2. DEN (Busk Jakobsen, Thomsen, Bech, Michelsen)
3. AUS (Morris, Fricke, J. Holder, Kurtz)
2015 – EM Series
1. Emil Saytfudinov, RUS
2. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
3. Antonio Lindbäck, SWE
2016 – World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Peter Kildemand, Krsko
Niels Kr. Iversen, Torun
2016 – U21 Team World Cup, Norrköping
1. POL (Pieszczek, Zmarzlik, Przedpelski, Smektala)
2. AUS (Kurtz, Allen, Fricke, J. Holder)
3. DEN (F. Jakobsen, MB Andersen, P. Hansen, Lyager)
2016 – EM Series
1. Nicki Pedersen, DEN
2. Vaclav Milik, CZE
3. Krzystof Kasprzak, POL
2017 – U21 team World Cup, Rybnik
1. POL (Smektala, Woryna, Drabik, Kubera, Karczmarz)
2. AUS (J. Holder, Fricke, Pickering, Kurtz, Lidsey)
3. DEN (Jeppesen, Lyager, MB Andersen, P. Hansen, F. Jackobsen)
2018 – World Cup Grand Prix
- victories:
Nicki Pedersen, Målilla
2018 – U21, hold the World Cup, Outrup
1. POL (R. Karczmarz, D. Karczmarz, Drabik, Smektala, Lampart)
2. DEN (Thaysen, P. Hansen, Lyager, F. Jakobsen, Seifert)
3. UK (Bewley, Perks, Wajtknecht, Greaves, Mountain)
2018 – EM Series
1. Leon Madsen, DEN
2. Jaroslaw Hampel, POL
3. Robert Lambert (UK)
2019 – World Cup Grand Prix
1. Bartosz Zmarzlik, POL
2. Leon Madsen, DEN
3. Emil Saytfudinov, RUS
- victories:
Leon Madsen, Warsaw, Cardiff, Torun
2019 – U21 team World Cup, Manchester
1. POL (Smektala, Kubera, Lampart, Drabik)
2. UK (Lambert, Bewley, Kemp, Bickley, Flint)
3. DEN (M. Hansen, F. Jackobsen, P. Hansen, Jeppesen)
2019 – EM Series
1. Mikkel Michelsen, DEN
2. Grigory Laguta, RUS
3. Leon Madsen, DEN
2020 – U21 Hold, Outrup
1. POL (Kubera, Lampart, Miskowiak, Trofimow)
2. THE (T.Sørensen, M. Hansen, J. Seifert, M. Nielsen, M. Birkemose)
3. UK (Bewley, Brennan, Kemp, Palin, Flint)
2020 – EM Series
1. Robert Lambert, UK
2. Leon Madsen, DEN
3. The species Laguta, RUS
2021 – U21 VM Hold, Bydgoszcz
1. POL (Lampart, Miskowiak)
2. THE (M. Hansen, T. Sørensen, M. Birkemose)
3. UK (Brennan, Kemp, Flint)
2021 – U21 WC – series
1. Robert Miskowiak, POL
2. Mads Hansen, DEN
3. Wiktor Lampart, POL
2021 – EC – series
1. Mikkel Michelsen, DEN
2. Leon Madsen, DEN
3. Patryk Dudek, POL
2022 – WC – series
1. Bartosz Zmarzlik, POL
2. Leon Madsen, DEN
3. Maciej Janowski, POL
– wins: Anders Thomsen, Gorzow
2022 – EC – series
1. Leon Madsen, DEN
2. Janusz Kolodziej, POL
3. Mikkel Michelsen, DEN
2023 – EM – serie
1. Mikkel Michelsen, DEN
2. Leon Madsen, DEN
3. Janusz Kolodziej, POL
2023 – U21 VM Hold, Riga
1. Polen (Kowalski, Cierniak, Przyjemski)
2. Danmark (Hjerrild, J. Knudsen, Breum)
3. Letland (Gusts, Matjusonoks, Ansviesulis)