Oxford's Czech sensation Lukas Dryml today won the World Un🍨der-21 Championship, after a dramatic run-off, held at Slany in his native Czech Republ💦ic yesterday.

He joined a very select group of individuals to become only the fifth Oxford te꧋am member to win a world championship medal, and only the third to win an individual title after the likes of Hans Nielsen (World Champion), Simon Wigg (World Longtrack Ch🐬ampion) as well as Todd Wiltshire and Leigh Adams (World Team Cup).

Lukas is sure to receive a heroes welcome when he♏ returns to the UK to ride for Oxford in their crunch play off decider at Peterborough ♒on Monday evening.

A delighted Vanessa Purchasওe was the first to add her pe෴rsonal congratulation saying: "I know I speak for everyone at Oxford Speedway when saying: Well done Lukas!"

She also paid tribute to his other achievements. "This has been a huge year for Lukas in the Grand Prix and now with this title under his belt he can only go on to even better thin🍌gs".

Dryml won the title after a run-off with Krzysztof Kasprzak in Slany, Czech Republic as both riders tied on fourteen points. David H💖owe was the highest British rider with twelve points to finish third, Chris Harris was fourth on eleven and Oliver Allen was down the field with five points.

World Under-21 Final, Slany:

Result:
Lukas Dryml 14
Krysztof Kasprzak 14
David Howe 12
Freddie Eriksson 11
Chris Harris 11
Rafal Kurmanski 10
Lukas Jankowski 9
Hennig Bager 8
Kenneth Bjerre 6
Chris Slabon 5
Oliver Allen 5
Tomas Suchanek 4
Jernej Kolenko 4
Antonio Lindback 3,
Denis Sajfutdinow 2
Daniel Davidsson 1