The meeting winner will be given the blue helmet in the Super Prix Final at Gelsenkirchen in October with a chance of winning a share of an extra $200,000 prize fund.

[3] The Speedway Grand Prix Commission nominated Kenneth Bjerre as a wild card, and Nicolai Klindt and Patrick Hougaard both as track reserves.

[5] Tomasz Gollob was the winner at Parken and became the first rider to win two Grand Prix rounds in 2008.

The result kept Nicki Pedersen at the top of the World Championship standings, eleven points ahead of nearest rival Gollob.

Danish wild card entry Kenneth Bjerre reached the semi-finals and finished in fifth position.