Cowra rider Brady Kurtz is making headlines around the world after continuing his remarkable run in the FIM Speedway Grand Prix, securing four consecutive victories to cement his place in the sport’s history books.
Kurtz became only the second rider in Speedway GP history to claim four wins on the bounce, with his latest triumph coming at the DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland, Wroclaw on Saturday, 30 August.
He stormed to victory ahead of his closest rival Bartosz Zmarzlik of Poland, who finished second.
Britain’s Dan Bewley claimed third place, while fellow Australian Jack Holder rounded out the top four in a strong showing for the Aussies.
The win has propelled Kurtz to 162 championship points, keeping him firmly in the title race.
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He sits second overall, trailing Zmarzlik by just three points with only one round remaining.
It sets the stage for an intense finale, as Kurtz aims to chase down the defending champion and secure what would be a career-defining world title.
The final round of the 2025 FIM Speedway Grand Prix will take place this Saturday in Vojens, Denmark.
