Laurentserien

Laurentserien is a Swedish speedway league that operates under the Swedish Motor Union. The league features teams that compete at seven different tracks across the country. While the league's format and schedule can change over time, it usually features a randomized draw to determine the home track for each team during the course of the season.

The league was established in 1924 and initially consisted of teams from various regional tracks. Since then, the format has undergone several changes, but the league has remained a premier competition for Swedish speedway riders. Laurentserien serves as a developmental platform for riders to hone their skills and work their way up to the highest level of Swedish competition, the Elitserien.

One of the unique aspects of the Laurentserien is the increased focus on fairness and safety. The organization has implemented various measures to ensure rider safety, including strict regulations on riding gear and track conditions. Additionally, the league prioritizes fair competition by enforcing strict rules regarding equipment, team management, and competition protocols.

Throughout its history, Laurentserien has played an essential role in shaping Swedish speedway. By providing a competitive platform for riders, the league has helped to develop some of the country's most talented riders, many of whom have gone on to compete at the international level. As the premier speedway league in Sweden, Laurentserien remains an integral part of the nation's motorbike community.