Bernd Diener

Bernd Diener
Born	19 June 1959; Gengenbach, Germany
Nationality	German
Career history
Germany
2003, 2005	MSC Diedenbergen
2003-04, 2006	MSC Diedenbergen II
Individual honours
1999	European Grasstrack Champion
2000	Germany Longtrack Champion
1992, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2015	Northern German Longtrack Champion
Team honours
2008, 2012	World Longtrack Team Champion

Bernd Diener (born 19 June 1959) is a German motorcycle speedway rider. He competes in Speedway, Longtrack and Grasstrack and had been at World Championship level since the mid 1980. He has twice been on the podium in the World Longtrack Championship 1996 & 2004 and won the European Grasstrack Championship once in 1999.

World Longtrack Championship

One Day Finals

1986 Pfarrkirchen (7th) 10pts
1992 Pfarrkirchen (16th) 2pts
1993 Mühldorf (13th) 6pts
1994 Marianske Lazne(6th) 15pts
1995 Scheeßel(15th) 3pts
1996 Herxheim (Runner-up) 23pts

Grand-Prix

1998 - 4 apps (12th) 38pts
1999 - 5 apps (7th) 56pts
2000 - 5 apps (5th) 60pts
2001 - 4 apps (7th) 45pts
2002 - 2 apps (16th) 24pts
2003 - 6 apps (7th) 58pts
2004 - 5 apps (Third) 71pts
2005 - 4 apps (13th) 27pts
2006 - 3 apps (14th) 18pts
2007 - 3 apps (9th) 34pts
2008 - Did Not Compete
2009 - 4 apps (20th) 12pts
2010 - 1 app (24th) 3pts
2011 - Did Not Compete
2012 - 4 apps (14th) 34pts
2013 - Did Not Compete
2014 - 1 apps (20th) 5pts
2015 - Did Not Compete
2016 - Did Not Compete
2017 - Did Not Compete
2018 - 5 apps (7th) 54pts

Best Grand-Prix Results

Forus Second 2012
Parchim Third 2001, 2002
Marmande Third 2004
Herxheim Third 2018

Team Championship

2008 Wertle (First) 7/45pts (Rode with Gerd Riss, Stephan Katt, Matthias Kroger)
2012 St. Macaire (First) 22/48 (Rode with Matthias Kroger, Jorg Tebbe, Stephan Katt)

European Grasstrack Championship

Finals

1988 Nandlastadt (14th) 4pts
1994 Cloppenburg (8th) 11pts
1995 Joure (Second) 22pts
1999 Werlte (Champion) 25pts
2000 St. Colomb de Lauzen (4th) 15pts
2001 Noordwolde (5th) 12pts
2005 Schwarme (7th) 11pts
2006 La Reole (5th) 18pts
2007 Folkestone (8th) 9pts
2009 Berghaupten (10th) 11pts
2015 Staphorst (9th) 16pts
2017 Hertingen (9th) 15pts

References

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