Intro:

Danish rider Niels-Kristian Iversen won Saturday's (June 28) sixth round of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship in Copenhagen.

Script:

Two men were locked in a battle at the top of the standings, coming into the Danish GP speedway.

Tai Woffinden had 63 points - America's Greg Hancock trailed by one.

Danish wildcard Peter Kildemand triumphed in semi-final two to take his place in the last four.

And missing out was Woffinden.

Australian Troy Batchelor won all five of his heats - and then semi-final one.

But he looked nervous ahead of the final.

By contrast, 25-year-old Kildemand seemed ready for business, enjoying one of the greatest days in his career.

Another Dane though, was to steal the glory.

Niels-Kristian Iversen powered to victory.

Batchelor was his closest rival with Hancock third.

The points-haul at the end read - 20. Iversen. 16 Kildemand and 15 to Hancock.

Whilst overall lead Woffinden secured nine points.

That means Hancock assumes the lead in the standings now with 73 points.

Woffinden trails by a point with Iversen leaping up to third on 62.