Dimitri Bergé

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Dimitri Bergé
Born (1996-02-05) 5 February 1996 (age 25)
Marmande, France
Nationality France
Current club information
British leagueBelle Vue Aces
Career history
2019Belle Vue Aces
2018Redcar Bears, Belle Vue Aces
2017Berwick Bandits
2016Sheffield Tigers
2015Redcar Bears, Glasgow Tigers
2014Glasgow Tigers
Individual honours
2019World Longtrack Championship
2018European Grasstrack Champion

Dimitri Bergé is a French speedway rider, born 5 February 1996, Marmande, France.

Career[]

He currently rides for the Redcar Bears having joined them in 2018.[1] His major honours include the 2009 125cc Grasstrack and the World 250cc Longtrack Champion 2012. He was World Under-21 finalist in 2016 and 2017 and represented France in the 2018 Speedway of Nations.

As well as Speedway he is an accomplished Long Track rider and won a bronze medal in the 2015 Individual Long Track World Championship. He won the first round in Herxheim, Germany and finished runner-up overall[2] in the 2018 Individual Long Track World Championship. He was also a member of the France team who won the Team Long Track World Championship for the first time in front of their ecstatic fans in Morizes on 1 September 2018 scoring 22 of France's 54 points winning total. Dimitri has also represented his native France in the Speedway of Nations.

Individual Long Track World Championship[]

Grand-Prix Series[]

Year GP Points Pos GP Wins GP Podiums
2013 1 22 11
2014 DNC
2015 4 64 3rd 2
2016 5 81 5 2
2017 DNC
2018 5 108 2nd 1 3
2019 5 121 1st 1 4

Best Grand-Prix results[]

  • Netherlands Eenrum First 2016, 2018.
  • France Morizes First 2016, 2019, Third 2015.
  • France La Réole Second 2019, Third 2018.
  • Germany Herxheim Second 2015, 2018, Third 2019, .
  • Germany Mühldorf Second 2018, 2019.


Team Long Track World Championship[]

European Grasstrack Championship[]

  • 2018 France Tayac (Champion) 19pts

Speedway of Nations[]

Year Riders Round Points Pos
2018 Rode with David Bellego RO 14 5th
2019 Rode with David Bellego & Gaetan Stella RO 16 4th


References[]

  1. ^ "Bears bring in two". redcarbears.co.
  2. ^ http://www.fim-live.com/en/article/smolinski-wins-his-first-title/

External links[]

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