Josef Franc
Born |
Čáslav, Czech Republic | 18 January 1979
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Nickname | Pepe |
Nationality | Czech Republic |
Current club information | |
Polish league | KSM Krosno |
Career history | |
2001, 2003-2004, 2009, 2011 | Berwick Bandits |
2005-2008 | Newcastle Diamonds |
2000 | Lublin (POL) |
2002, 2009 | Krosno (POL) |
2007 | Prague (POL)[1] |
Individual honours | |
1999 | Czech Republic Under-21 Champion |
2010 | Scottish Open Champion |
Team honours | |
1998, 2003 | Czech Republic Div One Champion |
Josef Franc (born 18 January 1979, in Čáslav, Czech Republic)[2][3] is an international motorcycle speedway rider who rode in the UK for the Newcastle Diamonds in the Premier League.
He has appeared as a track reserve in the 2007 Czech Republic Speedway Grand Prix, scoring three points from two rides and has represented the Czech Republic national speedway team at senior level.
Franc was the Czech Republic Under-21 Champion in 1999.
Speedway Grand Prix results
- 2003, Prague SGP, 0 Points.
- 2007, Prague SGP, 3 Points.
- 2012, Prague SGP, 9 Points.
Career details
World Championships
- Individual World Championship and Speedway Grand Prix
- Team World Championship (Speedway World Team Cup and Speedway World Cup)
- Individual U-21 World Championship
- 1999 - Vojens - did not start as track reserve
- 2000 - Gorzów Wlkp. - 6th place (8 pts)
European Championships
World Longtrack Championship
Grand-Prix Years
- 1999 1 app (23rd) 4pts
- 2010 1 app (18th) 19pts
- 2011 6 app (13th) 51pts
- 2012 6 app (Third) 126pts
- 2013 6 app (4th) 91pts
- 2014 4 app (10th) 32pts
- 2015 4 app (5th) 53pts
- 2016 5 app (7th) 55pts
Best Grand-Prix Results
European Grasstrack Championship
Finalist
- 1999 Werlte (16th) 1pt
- 2011 Thorpe St Peter (17th) 4pts
- 2012 Eenrum (Reserve N/S)
- 2013 Bielefeld (9th) 13pts
- 2014 St. Macaire (4th) 13pts
- 2015 Staphorst (20th) 0pts
- 2016 Folkestone (4th) 12pts
Czech Longtrack Championship
- 2003 Marianske Lazne 12th
- 2010 Marianske Lazne Second
- 2011 Marianske Lazne Second
- 2012 Marianske Lazne Second
- 2013 Marianske Lazne First
- 2014 Marianske Lazne First
- 2015 Marianske Lazne First
See also
External links
References
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