LisaColette

They probably just don't wanna talk to you!

What about that justin tv thing?

It defeats the whole arguement though as he has never been a poole rider!

Quite ironic calling shields a bully when you look at certain Brits that ride for Coventry!!

Hahaha

Seen the same thing put on facebook the day after the GP, so don't think it was Steve who started that one! And defintely not the only one.

So what? He's 18, he's allowed to have fun y'know!

Then Adams may as well ride! He said he gave up his place so the youngsters would get a go...

Oh, have I read it wrong? Sorry BFD!

Darcy's been on good form for Poole in the last couple of weeks getting double figure scores. I'd pick him over travis.

Facebook and the BSF, you like talking about it don't you!! LOL

I'm happy! well done Holder. Bloomin' brilliant

As long as a Poole one does then I'm happy!

Agreed! Yep, thought Holder gave a good solid effort in his first GP

Ah, but Tai did choose to be British!

Ah, but the wild cards seemed to be picked on nationality rather than ability....

Going by what was said on the poole site looks like it was a mutual decision.

Oh for goodness sake, yes bomber should have been excluded as there was contact. Ref made the correct decision, not so sure about the nicki one though...

Emils manager doesn't seem to think so going by the echo in the bournemouth echo today: EMIL Sayfutdinov’s camp have defended their decision to lend Hans Andersen a bike for the latter stages of the British Grand Prix, claiming it helped the Russian hang on to second spot overall. Sky commentator and former world number three Kelvin Tatum admitted “it’s quite staggering to me” when he saw television pictures of the teenager’s mechanics working on a bike for Poole Castle Cover’s star. Loaning bikes among team-mates is common practice in league racing, but is rare in the white hot cauldron of individual World Championship racing, although not against the rules. So there was some surprise when Andersen hopped on Sayfutdinov’s bike for the semi-final after his own machine’s engine had “slowly seized” during his fifth qualifying outing. The Russian’s manager Tomasz Suskiewicz said: “I think it’s alright to loan a bike. “Hans has the same engine tuner as Emil. He’s a good friend so that’s why we helped him. I’m sure he’ll help us back when we need it. “It was no problem. We even helped him to do a handlebar change and other smaller adjustments. “He liked that engine. It was working really well for him. We’re delighted he got third because he helped us in the final by beating Greg Hancock. “It means we’re still second overall behind Jason Crump.” Suskiewicz said Sayfutdinov had been fined $600US and Scott Nicholls $500US by an FIM Jury for their parts in an ugly on-track punch-up at Cardiff.

His poole bike seized just before the semi- final apparently and emil was nice enough to lend him his!

He certainly looked a lot more relaxed after his race win. Or probably relieved come to think of it!

The nicki interviews are class! I love them. Sometimes even better than the actual GP!!

Completely agree, same reason why i'm not going this year.

Well yeah he is younger, but being on tv wouldn't stop him! In the heat of the moment people who can't control their temper/anger will do it anyway. I used to have the same problem, but have grown out of it now! Its probably why i feel bad for nicki!

Am i the only person who feels sorry for nicki? Bless him...Though my brother has tantrums like that, so i am used to seeing it everyday anyway!