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Speedway Grand Prix 2003

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Speedway Grand Prix 2003, kördes över 9 omgångar i 7 länder. Dansken Nicki Pedersen tog sin första VM-titel.

Delsegrare

Datum	Stad	Vinnare
17 maj	Chorzów	Tony Rickardsson
31 maj	Avesta	Ryan Sullivan
14 juni	Cardiff	Nicki Pedersen
28 juni	Köpenhamn	Jason Crump
12 juli	Krško	Leigh Adams
30 augusti	Göteborg	Ryan Sullivan
6 september	Prag	Jason Crump
20 september	Bydgoszcz	Tomasz Gollob
4 november	Hamar	Greg Hancock

Slutställning

Plats	Förare	Poäng
1	Nicki Pedersen	152
2	Jason Crump	144
3	Tony Rickardsson	127
4	Leigh Adams	126
5	Greg Hancock	121
6	Tomasz Gollob	111
7	Scott Nicholls	102
8	Rune Holta	98
9	Ryan Sullivan	94
10	Andreas Jonsson	76

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