Hans Niklas Andersen

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Hans Andersen
Hans Andersen

Hans Niklas Andersen (born 3 November 1980 in Odense, Denmark) is a Danish motorcycle speedway rider who most recently took part in the 2006 Speedway Grand Prix season.

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[edit] Career highlights

In 2006, Hans achieved his greatest successes to date being part of the Speedway World Cup winning Danish team. He also replaced the retired Tony Rickardsson in the 2006 Speedway Grand Prix series eventually winning 2 Grand Prix and finishing 6th in the series. He also became only the 3rd rider to win a GP as a wild card.

[edit] Current clubs

[edit] Speedway Grand Prix results

Year Position Points Best Finish Notes
2002 40th 1 23rd 1 ride only as a wild card
2003 17th 41 8th (twice)
2004 9th 80 Winner Won Scandinavian GP
2005 12th 64 4th
2006 6th 101 Winner (twice) Won as a wild card then replaced retired rider winning further round
2007 Speedway Grand Prix riders
(1) Crump Flag of Australia | (2) Hancock Flag of United States | (3) N. Pedersen Flag of Denmark | (4) Jonsson Flag of Sweden | (5) Adams Flag of Australia
(6) Andersen Flag of Denmark | (7) Žagar Flag of Slovenia | (8) Gollob Flag of Poland | (9) Hampel Flag of Poland | (10) Lindbäck Flag of Sweden
(11) Nicholls Flag of United Kingdom | (12) B. Pedersen Flag of Denmark | (13) Jaguś Flag of Poland | (14) Holta Flag of Poland | (15) Harris Flag of United Kingdom

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