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after he had also fallen in the first turn, with video evidence suggesting that like Sanders, Collins simply misjudged the slick track and fell. Had Collins been excluded, the two points he gained from the heat would have been gone and Australia would have had its first World Pairs Championship win.
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Sanders also had a virtual stranglehold on the NSW State Championship, and would win all of his record eight titles from 1977 until 1985, with the exception of 1983 when the title wasn't held. He also won the 1984 and 1985 Australian Masters titles at his home track at Liverpool. Both Masters finals
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Billy Sanders was born in the Windsor Private Hospital in Sydney to Bill and Bonnie Sanders on 9 September 1955. He attended Rooty Hill High School and with a group of friends joined the local country fire service. When life at school became boring, Billy and his mates would sneak out during recess
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and Ole Olsen were at the end of their careers and considered past their best (Mauger failed to qualify in 1983 while Olsen appeared in his last World Final). MĂĽller was unbeaten in his five rides for a 15-point maximum while Sanders was second with 12 points with two wins and three second-place
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held in Gothenburg, and again teamed with Guglielmi after Phil Crump had declined to ride in the meeting. Sanders and Gugliemi finished in second place in the World Pairs, giving him a rare second place double in the 1983 Speedway World Finals. Billy was the form rider at the World Pairs Final,
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three months later. The Australian Speedway Championship now incorporates the "Billy Sanders Memorial Trophy" in recognition of his six championship wins. His record of six national championship wins stood until 2003 when Victoria's
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in Adelaide (his first appearance in Adelaide since his infamous speech at the 1983 Aussie title). It would prove to be his last appearance in Adelaide and his only time at the tight North Arm track.
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Sanders first made Australian speedways fans take notice by finishing in third place in the 1973 Australian Championship held at the Sydney Showground when he was only 18 years old behind winner
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and light a scrub fire in the neighbouring paddocks, then return to school and wait for the siren to signal that the school was closed for the day because of the fire.
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and Sanders used it to hone his skills at the Nepean Speedway in Sydney's outer north-west during 1969/70. He then went on to make his competition debut at the
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in Sydney on 4 July 1971 in a winter meeting, quickly becoming a crowd favourite. He also competed at Sydney's other major speedway, the famous
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was held on 20 February 1988 at the Sydney Showground Speedway. Bruce Penhall, who retired from racing after winning the
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finishes, 1980 champion Michael Lee finished third on 11 points with three wins, one second, and one last place finish.
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in their heat clash, costing Crump the title). His run ended in 1984 when he finished second to local hero Crump at
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were held over 10 laps and included the top 10 riders at the meetings. He also won the North Arm Classic at the
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Billy Sanders regained his Australian crown and won his sixth and last Australian Championship in 1985 at the
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won his seventh title. Adams would go on to record another 3 title wins taking the record number to 10 wins.
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and finished in a strong fourth place. Sanders finished on 11 points along with England's emerging star
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Sanders continued to ride for the Ipswich Witches until his death in April 1985 at the age of just 29.
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Billy Sanders finished in a best ever second place at the 1983 Individual World Championship held in
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The winner of the Australian Solo Championship now receives the Billy Sanders Memorial Trophy.
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to win his only World championship as Australia scored 31 points (Sanders scored 7) to defeat
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In addition to riding, Sanders also wrote a regular column for Australian motorcycle magazine
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finishing third. Sadly, this was to be Sanders last Australian championship win as he died in
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On advice from his father, Billy Sanders bought his first speedway bike, a second hand
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before returning to Ipswich in 1983, helping the Witches to finish runners up in the
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had retired from the sport and the pair who had dominated the sport in the 1970s
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winning five of his six rides. His second last ride, against an out of form
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to finish in fourth place in his first ever World Final appearance at the
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before going one better for his third and final British League title in
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in 1972 at the age of 16 and stayed with them until 1980. There he was
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head in the opposite direction. The pair helped the Witches win the
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He first qualified for the Speedway World Championship final in
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In 1979 Sanders not only rode for the Witches, but also for the
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Billy Sanders won the Australasian Championship in 1979 at the
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Billy Sanders was signed by Ipswich Witches Manager/promoter
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for ÂŁ15,000 in a three-rider deal that saw American's
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(2002). 1338:– via British Newspaper Archive. 1278:– via British Newspaper Archive. 583:1976 Speedway World Pairs Championship 465:in Adelaide, and again in 1980 at the 372:against riders such as Australian and 347: 1232: 1188:. Studio Publications (Ipswich) Ltd. 663:He missed out on qualifying for the 1186:Daily Mirror 1982 Speedway Yearbook 13: 577:Sanders teamed with fellow Aussie 14: 1444: 1126: 1137: 1105: 1076: 1051: 1026: 1001: 973: 948: 923: 902: 881: 805:Billy Sanders qualified for the 671:after only finishing 8th in the 504:and finished in third place in 96:1972–1978, 1979–1980, 1983–1985 1342: 1314: 1282: 1254: 1214: 1198: 710:, again in Gothenburg, behind 406:), 1982 (Claremont) and 1983 ( 1: 1408:Motorcycle racers from Sydney 1352:. 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Index

Billy C. Sanders

Sydney
New South Wales
Ipswich
Ipswich Witches
Birmingham Brummies
Hull Vikings
King's Lynn Stars
Australian Champion
NSW State Champion
Australasian Champion
North Arm Classic
Daily Express
Olympique
Daily Mirror
Weslake
World Team Cup
British League Champion
British League KO Cup winner
British League Pairs Champion
Speedway
Australian Championships
Speedway World Championship
West Germany
1983
JAP
Jawa
Aub Lawson
Liverpool Speedway

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