Elitloppet

[8] In Elitloppet 2006, French star trotter Jag de Bellouet won in a record time of 1:09,4 (km rate), with Italian Lets Go in second place.

At a press conference a few weeks after the Elitloppet Day, it was announced that both horses had been disqualified due to positive doping tests.

Jag de Bellouet and Lets Go tested positive for diclofenac and etacrynic acid, respectively.

The general secretary in the Swedish Trotting Association (STC), Ulf Hörnberg, expressed that the double disqualifications was a "tragedy" for the event.

[9] Propulsion is a stallion that was imported from the United States 2015 to race in Sweden for trainer Daniel Redén.

[13] On 29 October 2020 Svensk Travsport announced that Propulsion was racing in violation of the rules and he was thus stripped of all his results in Sweden.

The lawyer of Svensk Travsport, Göran Wahlman said that Daniel Redén did not intentionally violate the rules but, as the trainer, he is strictly liable.

[15] Solvalla stages races both Saturday and Sunday which makes up a meet, known in Sweden as "The Elitloppet weekend" (Swedish: Elitloppshelgen).