Great Britain, Poland, Australia and Denmark will compete for Speedway's top prize on Saturday, having all reached consecutive World Cup finals.
The four teams faced off in the last tournament's finale back in 2017, where Poland prevailed by just two points.
Warsaw's Stadion Narodowy hosts this year's edition with Australia heading the betting ahead of the action in the Polish capital.
The hosts are the most decorated nation in the competition's history with nine golds, three silvers and a bronze across 19 iterations of the World Cup.
Despite this, they are second favourites to an in-form Australian team who recently won the Speedway of Nations and also won gold in the first two Speedway World Cups back in 2001 and 2002 -- their only two gold medals to date.
Denmark, who came through a tough semi-final, are third in the betting. They too have an illustrious history in the competition with four golds, five silvers and four bronzes.
Great Britain have never won gold at the World Cup, but have three silvers and a bronze to their name, one of the silvers coming the last time the event was held in 2023, where they missed out on topping the podium by two points to Poland.
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