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Speedway Grand Prix 2007

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Speedway Grand Prix 2007 kördes över 11 omgångar. Nicki Pedersen vann titeln.

Deltävlingar

Datum	Grand Prix	Ort	Vinnande förare
28 april	Italien	Lonigo	Nicki Pedersen
12 maj	Europa	Wrocław	Nicki Pedersen
26 maj	Sverige	Eskilstuna	Leigh Adams
9 juni	Danmark	Köpenhamn	Andreas Jonsson
30 juni	Storbritannien	Cardiff	Chris Harris
28 juli	Tjeckien	Prag	Nicki Pedersen
11 augusti	Skandinavien	Målilla	Leigh Adams
25 augusti	Lettland	Daugavpils	Leigh Adams
8 september	Polen	Bydgoszcz	Tomasz Gollob
22 september	Slovenien	Krško	Nicki Pedersen
13 oktober	Tyskland	Gelsenkirchen	Andreas Jonsson

Slutställning

Plats	Förare	Poäng
1	Nicki Pedersen	196
2	Leigh Adams	153
3	Jason Crump	124
4	Tomasz Gollob	108
5	Hans Andersen	107
6	Greg Hancock	106
7	Rune Holta	91
8	Scott Nicholls	91
9	Chris Harris	91
10	Andreas Jonsson	90

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