| Netherlands | |
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| SWC Wins | 0 |
TheNetherlands national speedway team are one of the teams that compete in international teammotorcycle speedway.
The Dutch speedway team first competed in international competition in test matches during 1937, although theNetherlands national long track team had already held test matches.[1]
The team competed at the inauguralSpeedway World Team Cup, finishing fourth in the Central European round at the1960 Speedway World Team Cup.[2] However, they did not participate in the World Cup again until the1975 Speedway World Team Cup.[3][4]
From 1975, the team competed in nearly every World Team Cup until 2001, when the competition was rebranded theSpeedway World Cup. However, the team struggled to fair any better than reaching the quarter final stage and since 2001, the team have failed to qualify for the World Cup and have been overshadowed by the Longtrack team, who have been world champions three times in 2013, 2016 and 2023.
Since the advent of theSpeedway Grand Prix era, international caps earned by riders is largely restricted to international competitions, whereas previously test matches between two teams were a regular occurrence.[5]
| Rider | Caps |
|---|---|
| Bangma, Henk | 4 |
| Bathoorn, Leo | |
| Bisschops, Thei | |
| Bos, Henk | |
| Dolman, Bob | |
| Egges, Tonny | |
| Eijbergen, Erik | |
| Elzinga, Rene | |
| Geurtz, Ralph | |
| Groen, Emiel | |
| Groen, Jim | |
| Groen, Maik | |
| Koning, Frits | |
| Koppe, Frits | 21 |
| Koppe, Ron | |
| Kroeze, Henny | 26 |
| Kroeze, Tonny | |
| Munnecom, Robert Jan | |
| Muts, Rudi | 18 |
| Pijper, Theo | 2 |
| Seur, Piet | 10 |
| Steman, Henk | 27 |
| Steman, Rob | 10 |
| Stroes, Wil | |
| van Dam, Ron | |
| van Deijk, Jan | |
| van der Sluis, Hans | |
| Verbrugge, Patrick | |
| Verbrugge, Roy |
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