Grünwalder Stadion. Parts of the 1975 film Rollerball were shot on the (then) futuristic site surrounding the stadium. American rock band Guns N' Roses filmed parts of their Estranged video there when they visited Munich in June 1993. The Olympic Stadium also hosted Motorcycle speedway when it held the 1989 World Final on 2 September 1989. Denmark's Hans Nielsen won his third World Championship with a 15-point maximum from his five rides. Simon Wigg of England finished in second place after defeating countryman Jeremy Doncaster in a run-off to decide the final podium places after both had finished with 12 points from their five rides. Three time champion Erik Gundersen of Denmark finished in fourth place with 11 points. Gundersen, the defending World Champion, missed finishing outright second when his bike's engine expired while he was leading Heat 9 of the World Final. In 2021, the stadium was visited during the fourth episode of the ninth season of Belgian reality series De Mol for a football-themed assignment. The stadium is also used for American football. See also Tensile and membrane structures References External links Olympiastadion di Monaco di Baviera Official site Olympic Stadium review by a+t architecture publishers Athletics (track and field) venues in Germany FC Bayern Munich TSV 1860 Munich Sports venues in Munich 1974 FIFA World Cup stadiums Football venues in Munich Munich Tensile membrane structures High-tech architecture UEFA Euro 1988 stadiums Tourist attractions in Munich Rugby union stadiums in Germany American football venues in Germany Venues of the 1972 Summer Olympics Olympic athletics venues Olympic equestrian venues Olympic football venues Olympic modern pentathlon venues UEFA European Championship final stadiums Sports venues completed in 1972 1972 establishments in West Germany