Speedway Grand Prix of Italy

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FIAT VANS Italian Speedway Grand Prix
Stadium	Santa Marina Stadium Lonigo
Years	3 (1996, 2005-present)
Track	speedway track
Track Length	?
Last event (season 2006)
Date	July 29, 2006
Referee	Anthony Steele
Winner	Jason Crump
2nd place	Scott Nicholls
3rd place	Hans Niklas Andersen

The Speedway Grand Prix of Italy is a speedway event that is a part of the Speedway Grand Prix Series.

	Season	City	Stadium	Winner
1	1996	Lonigo	Santa Marina Stadium	Hans Nielsen	result
2	2005	Lonigo	Santa Marina Stadium	Greg Hancock	result
3	2006	Lonigo	Santa Marina Stadium	Jason Crump	result
	2007	Lonigo	Santa Marina Stadium		result

List of Speedway Grands Prix
2007 championship Grand Prix events: Czech Republic • Denmark • Europe • Great Britain • Italy • Latvia • Germany • Poland • Scandinavia • Slovenia • Sweden Past championship Grand Prix events: Australia • Austria • Norway

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Categories: Speedway Grands Prix | Motorsport in Italy

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