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His jokes - it could be a topic for a night to talk about. Once, in Poland, when he was riding for Gorzów, his team mate was washing his bike using a speedway fuel. You must know (if you don't yet of course ) that flames of methanol are invisible. So Zenon puted his cigarette into a jar with fuel . His mate was very surprised when it burned his hand . It wasn't responsible but that is waht kind of lad is Zenon.

I'm afraid those channels are availible only in cable TV in Poland.

I couldn't believe he was still riding in his own country last season and doing pretty well too. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I know what you mean he got to be a very good friend of my dads and was pleased to see he was still riding and like you say doing well. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Andrzej Huszcza - still in good form in the main body of his team from Zielona Gora . Phenemenon for me. Other great polish riders in his age, Roman Jankowski or WOjciech Żabiałowicz, ended their careers years ago systematically scoring less and less points. Zenon Plech had to leave his bikes in a garage at the age of 34. He had horrible heart problems, because of his easy way of thinking about health. It was complications after influenza as far as I remember. He felt unconcious one day in 1986 in his garage on the stadium. Appeared in 1 or 2 clashes after that and ended career in 1987. He was the greatest Polish rider ever and became the hero here in Gdansk for every speedway fan. Do you want to know anything more about Zenon?