The track called the Slangerup Speedway Center is located on the western outskirts of Slangerup, on Hørup Skovvej 5A.[6]
History
1929 to 1966
Although the club were formed during the Easter of 1967 by Børge O. Christiansen,[7] the history of speedway in Slangerup is linked by the founding of the Frederiksborg Amts Motorklub (FAM) on 14 August 1929.[6] The connection with FAM was the building of a practice track in Slangerup adjacent to the Graese creek because of restrictions imposed on FAM's Selskov Speedway track in Hillerød during the 1960s.[6]
1967 to 1985
The practice track became known as the Slangerup Speedway Centre, which opened in 1967. However, FAM still ran the teams of Kulsvierne (the Charcoalers), Drabanterne (the Guardsmen) and Skovtroldene (the Forest Trolls) in the Danish Tournament. In 1976, the decision was made to move the teams from Hillerød to Slangerup. The teams suffixed by the name Hillerød switched to the suffix by the name of Frederiksborg and the ties with Hillerød came pretty much to an end.[6][4]
In 1983, Kulsvierne Frederiksborg became champions of Denmark for the first time.[8][9] In 1985, the team finished in 10th place in division 1 outside of the places earmarked for the following season's new Super League. However, two teams above them were unable to take part in the new eight team league.
1986 to 2007
In 1986, the professional Danish Speedway League or Superliga was created, of which Slangerup were a founder member, finishing third.[10] The team signed riders like Kurt Hansen and Per Sørensen and it paid dividends when they won the Championship for the second time (first named as Slangerup) in 1988.[4]
Various riders were signed over the next two decades but the team experienced minimal success, although Brian Karger became Danish champion in 2000 when a Slangerup rider.[11] In 2006 and 2007 the team finished runner-up in the league.[4]
2008 to present
Mikkel Michelsen, rider with the club from 2008 to 2023
