2009 Polish Speedway First League - Regular Season

Regular Season

Team Pld W D L Pts Bon Total PD
Unia Tarnów 14 12 0 2 24 7 31 +286
Marma Hadykówka Rze-ów 14 8 0 6 16 5 21 +10
Lokomotiv Daugavpils 14 9 0 5 18 3 21 +18
Start Gniezno 14 6 0 8 12 4 16 -23
PSŻ Milion Team Poznań 14 6 0 8 12 3 15 -114
RKM ROW Rybnik 14 6 0 8 12 3 15 -72
GTŻ Grudziądz 14 5 0 9 10 1 11 -94
Lazur Ostrów Wlkp. 14 3 0 11 6 2 8 -91
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 DAU GNI GRU OST POZ RYB RZE TAR
Daugavpils — 50:43 55:37 54:37 60:30 59:34 63:28 48:42
Gniezno 53:37 — 57:34 52:38 67:25 44:46 55:35 30:20
Grudziądz 46:47 53:37 — 45:44 54:38 48:45 55:35 42:51
Ostrów Wlkp. 60:27 woa 51:41 — 57:36 44:45 40:53 34:57
Poznań 53:38 48:42 58:34 53:28b — 49:41 41:48 33:59
Rybnik 40:50 62:31 58:34 50:42 42:48 — 48:44 31:59
Rzeszów 64:28 56:34 50:40 48:42 55:37 55:38 — 38:55
Tarnów 61:30 57:33 62:31 55:38 60:32 68:23 57:34 —

Notes:

a. Match between Ostrów and Gniezno - both walkover, both teams (0 match points, 0:40 in heat points, 0 bonus point)
b. Match results between Poznań and Ostrów was changed by Main Commission of Speedway Sport from 53:38 to 53:28 - 10 points scored by Robert Miśkowiak was cancelled, because he was unauthorized to start in this match (he was resting after the Individual European Championship Semi-Final, which was one day before this meeting)

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