The track is located about 16 kilometres east of Holestebro on Hesselåvej 41B (south of Skave) and is adjacent to the Holstebro Moto Cross track.[4][5]
History
1953 to 1967
Tommy Knudsen helped the club become Danish champions in 1997
In 1953, Holstebro Motor Klub (HMK) converted the grass track at Naur to a 367-metre speedway track. The track was known as the Naur track because it was just outside Holstebro to the west, by the railway line to Naur.[5] The track hosted significant speedway events but unfortunately, due to financial difficulties the HMK suspended activities in 1967. This coincided with the introduction of the speedway leagues in 1967, resulting in Holstebro not having a team in the league.[6]
1985 to present
In 1985, the Holstebro Speedway Klub (HoSK) was formed and with the help of the municipality they were able to build a track in Skave (its current location).[5] The following year the professional Danish Speedway League or Superliga was created.[7]
The team signed the likes of Henka Gustafsson and competed in the 1988 Danish speedway season, performing well but not making the medals.[1] In 1991, they finished third to claim the bronze medal, a feat they repeated in 1996.[2]
The club dropped out of the top league in 2001 but returned in 2007, led by Bjarne Pedersen. Another second-place finish was achieved in 2011.[1] After finishing 6th in 2018, the club dropped out of the top league again and currently race in the lower divisions.[10]
