A NEAR seven-year wait is over for Jason Doyle, who claimed his first SGP win since Melbourne in 2017 at Saturday's second round of the season in Warsaw. The Aussie has taken up the early running at the top of the standings but in this week's magazine, he reveals: "My baby girl Grace has changed my world. The life of just being a speedway rider is gone now. I have finally got purpose in life with having a family. I think that might help to take the pressure off because speedway is only second to me now. Obviously I still want to win and I always want to be on top of the rostrum and winning races. But when I go home, I have a baby girl there and I am very happy. I want to make her proud. I was driving alone to the stadium in the hire car on Saturday and I was thinking that I'm 38 years old, I rattled off all the injuries I had had throughout my career like the broken necks, broken backs and 11 dislocated shoulders, and I thought, 'why do you keep doing this?' There was only one reason why I wanted to keep doing this. I had this deep feeling that I could win another Grand Prix."

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A NEAR seven-year wait is over for Jason Doyle, who claimed his first SGP win since Melbourne in 2017 at Saturday's second round of the season in Warsaw. The Aussie has taken up the early running at the top of the standings but in this week's magazine, he reveals: "My baby girl Grace has changed my world. The life of just being a speedway rider is gone now. I have finally got purpose in life with having a family. I think that might help to take the pressure off because speedway is only second to me now. Obviously I still want to win and I always want to be on top of the rostrum and winning races. But when I go home, I have a baby girl there and I am very happy. I want to make her proud. I was driving alone to the stadium in the hire car on Saturday and I was thinking that I'm 38 years old, I rattled off all the injuries I had had throughout my career like the broken necks, broken backs and 11 dislocated shoulders, and I thought, 'why do you keep doing this?' There was only one reason why I wanted to keep doing this. I had this deep feeling that I could win another Grand Prix."

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THE countdown is on to round two of the Speedway Grand Prix series in Warsaw on Saturday where early series leader Jack Holder will be aiming to make it back-to-back victories. In this week's magazine, Holder's brother Chris, the 2012 World Champion, looks back on a memorable night for the family in Croatia a fortnight ago. "Everyone was buzzing. After the media spoke to him, he was in the van getting changed and we had a video call with Mum and Dad and his partner Jess. It's a shame we had to do it like that, on a video call, because we can't all be in the same place. But that's the best thing about technology – it feels like you're there anyway. It's the next best thing and everybody close to us is proud and stoked that he got the win and had a good night. No matter what happens, Jack getting that win has kicked a pretty big goal in terms of brothers in the World Championship both winning Speedway GPs. For all of us, it's so cool but for Mum and Dad especially. It's hard to put into words but we are super-proud of that achievement."

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THE countdown is on to round two of the Speedway Grand Prix series in Warsaw on Saturday where early series leader Jack Holder will be aiming to make it back-to-back victories. In this week's magazine, Holder's brother Chris, the 2012 World Champion, looks back on a memorable night for the family in Croatia a fortnight ago. "Everyone was buzzing. After the media spoke to him, he was in the van getting changed and we had a video call with Mum and Dad and his partner Jess. It's a shame we had to do it like that, on a video call, because we can't all be in the same place. But that's the best thing about technology – it feels like you're there anyway. It's the next best thing and everybody close to us is proud and stoked that he got the win and had a good night. No matter what happens, Jack getting that win has kicked a pretty big goal in terms of brothers in the World Championship both winning Speedway GPs. For all of us, it's so cool but for Mum and Dad especially. It's hard to put into words but we are super-proud of that achievement."

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A NEW name joined the Grand Prix winners' Hall of Fame last weekend – after Jack Holder posted his maiden SGP victory in the opening round of this season's World Championship. In this week's magazine, we have full coverage from Croatia, including reaction from a delighted Holder: "I went well through the heats in the past, and then I put more pressure on myself in the semi-final to get through and make that start. My problem then was backing it up in the final. It was a big relief getting into the final. This time I just kept focused and knew I needed one more start. I did it and held on for four laps. It was the longest four laps ever, especially with the track. You had to be fully focused for the four laps. It could have caught you out very quickly. You had to hit those holes in the right spot, hang on and hope everything stayed on – like chains! I was thinking of everything that could go wrong, but I am very, very happy now."

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A NEW name joined the Grand Prix winners' Hall of Fame last weekend – after Jack Holder posted his maiden SGP victory in the opening round of this season's World Championship. In this week's magazine, we have full coverage from Croatia, including reaction from a delighted Holder: "I went well through the heats in the past, and then I put more pressure on myself in the semi-final to get through and make that start. My problem then was backing it up in the final. It was a big relief getting into the final. This time I just kept focused and knew I needed one more start. I did it and held on for four laps. It was the longest four laps ever, especially with the track. You had to be fully focused for the four laps. It could have caught you out very quickly. You had to hit those holes in the right spot, hang on and hope everything stayed on – like chains! I was thinking of everything that could go wrong, but I am very, very happy now."

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