racers and royals

Still not sure if Sunday`s 2nd day of the Sanok cup which is live on N sport at 2.45pm Uk time will be streamed-might not know until Sunday. this is the latest info about the 2 day event using google translation of a Sportowefakty article Even more elitist shows the rate of the seventh edition of Sanok Cup in ice racing following the entry into final form . Struggle as early as next weekend. Revocation of Individual Challenge competition has encouraged successive World Cup riders to come to the Subcarpathian Province. The most famous names of this two Germans , who for years constitute the strength of the representation of their country. These Gunther Bauer , former vice-champion and Stefan Pletschacher , regularly qualifying for the main event in the world of ice speedway'a . Below the 1st Day VII Sanok Ice Racing Cup with numbers assigned starting numbers : 1 Per- Olof Serenius (Sweden ) 2 Max Niedermaier (Germany ) 3 Guenther Bauer ( Germany) 4 Igor Kononov (Russia ) 5 Miroslaw Daniszewski ( Poland ) 6 Ronny Haering (Switzerland ) 7 competitor from the race elimination 8 Jouni Seppanen (Finland ) 9 Lukas Hutla (Czech Republic) 10 Tommy Flyktman (Sweden ) 11 Simon Gartmann (Switzerland ) 12 Gregory Knapp ( Poland ) 13 competitor from the race elimination Plastron with the numbers 7 and 13 will assume the two best players in the qualifying race , which will go : Michael Knapp ( Poland ) , Hutla Radek (Czech Republic) , Gerrit Schukken (Netherlands) and Markus Birn ( Switzerland). The third and fourth at the finish of the race will take position in reserve . Thirteen riders in thirteen races will fight for the conquest of one of the seven leading sites and the ability to start on Sunday. On the second day Sanok Cup will go also seeded Franz Zorn (Austria ), Jan Klatovský (Czech Republic) , Antti Aakko (Finland ) , Sven Holstein ( The Netherlands ) , Stefan Pletschacher (Germany ) , Nikolai Krasnikow and Dmitry Kołtakow (Russia ) and Stefan Svensson ( Sweden) . The next phase starts thirteen principal , two semi-finals for the top eight , small final for the emergence of 5-8 and, finally, the grand finale will indicate who deserves to be called the "best of the best "

should imagine that fixture will revert to Sunday 11th

Bjerre will be 91

Holder and ward

From today`s Racing Post website-if the stocks are out -then surely speedway would go with it. Derby would stay at Plough Lane: Feltham By Jim Cremin 3:35PM 18 JAN 2014 WITH the vital hearing into the future of Wimbledon taking place next week, GRA managing director Clive Feltham ­on Friday said the Derby will stay at Plough Lane should ­Galliard Homes be rebuffed, and that his group would effectively give up the rights to the Classic if Paschal Taggart’s greyhound plan ­prevails. Feltham, who will not be attending the planning ­inspector’s hearing, said. “Obviously we’ll keep a watching brief, but it is really a matter for Galliard, who own the site. We are just the tenants, and have a three-year lease agreed last summer to promote greyhound racing there. “Crowds remain good, and it’s quite possible that things will drag on, and we’ll stay in place for longer – but our long-term interest is Belle Vue, Hall Green and Perry Barr. We wish Paschal well and hope he is successful – why wouldn’t we? It would be good for greyhound racing, which is our business. London deserves a greyhound track, and Wimbledon is the home of the Derby. That will stay there if Paschal succeeds.” We Want Wimbledon campaigner Diane McLean reiterated that the local residents do not want a football stadium, citing the Wimbledon Park Residents Association website which, ahead of the Government two-day planning hearing (starts at Merton’s Morden Town Hall at 10am on Wednesday), carries strident criticism. On it, Iain Simpson, chairman of the Association, says: “There are two developers who have made proposals. Paschal Taggart, a well-known personality in Irish greyhound circles, who wishes to build a new greyhound stadium which would accommodate a maximum of 4,500 spectators, 400 residential units and a supermarket. They have indicated that they would no longer have stock car racing. “On the other hand, AFC Wimbledon and GRA Ltd propose to build a 20,000-seater football stadium for AFC Wimbledon, 600 residential units, 6-10 stories high, and a retail space. “We do not regard the building of a stadium with such a large capacity to be consistent with the very restricted public transport and we consider that the building of a large number of residential units is not compatible with the flood risk. “While we do not have any fundamental objection to AFC Wimbledon aspiring to a new ground in the borough we do not think the greyhound stadium is a suitable site. “The impact of large crowds, 10,000-20,000, which is the number planned, would be very considerable and has the potential to blight Wimbledon Park Ward, which has two main transport hubs: Wimbledon Park Tube station and Haydons Road Railway station.” McLean added: “The flood plain is an issue, and you need to allow/keep land to help deal with it. Our plan does, Galliard’s doesn’t. “We will increase the development footprint by just 12.5 per cent. The Galliard plan works out at 155 per cent.” The Wimbledon hearing, which is open to the public, is expected to run Wednesday 22nd and Thursday 23rd January at Morden Town Hall (across road from Morden Underground), starting 10am.

In that case SEC have been sensible in calling it "speedway best pairs"

Gorzow always seem to do things different to other tracks and they have organised a closed sale period for the GP to Gorzow season ticket holders.General ticket sales should commence around mid-April.

Sadly N sport didn`t show Gniezno much last season(1 match ?)so we didn`t get to see him-his stats are here http://www.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel/enea-ekstraliga/statystyki/2013

I suppose if someone gave me one I would have to grin and bear it !

Racing Post article today By Jim Cremin 3:38PM 11 JAN 2014 IRELAND’S National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has stunned greyhound supporters by backing the plans put forward by Galliard and appearing to rubbish the alternative Paschal Taggart-led vision for a new world-class greyhound stadium. Mark Pollard, senior asset manager at Nama, in a December 11 letter to Planning Inspector Robert Yuile released under disclosure rules to interested parties, describes “speculative third party approaches”. “All such approaches are given due consideration,” he writes, “but in this case are not being progressed. None of these ‘alternatives’ are from as strong and experienced a home builder in Galliard Homes nor offer the deliverability of the sporting facilities.” He added: “Nama hold the loan advanced to the stadium owners GRA (Galliard),” and says the Galliard proposal is “viable, deliverable and most beneficial to the area through its regeneration with primarily sport and residential uses. The proposal does not require any third party land holding or co-operation and can thus be implemented in the short term.” Such support from Nama is potentially seriously damaging with the planning inquiry due to open on Wednesday week at Merton Town Hall in Morden. Indeed, Diane McLean, the greyhound owner and barrister leading the We Want Wimbledon campaign, on Friday expressed her astonishment at the letter and says she has immediately written to Pollard, sending copies of her response to Irish government ministers and other interested parties. McLean questions whether it is appropriate for a governmental institution such as Nama to lobby another country’s governmental body in charge of an independent review, and highlights Taggart’s track record and the ferocious opposition from residents to a football stadium. She points to the support from the Mayor of London for greyhounds and the excellent performance of the existing greyhound operation despite it being so “run down”, and stresses that funding is in place for the new stadium, stating: “Unlike a 20,000 capacity football stadium, [it] will require minimal changes to planning. I am therefore very puzzled as to why Nama has not given any due consideration to these plans. This must surely be contrary to the best interests of the Irish taxpayer?” She underlines that Taggart’s plans have been on record with Merton Council and the Mayor’s office since last February unlike the “speculative” plans of AFC Wimbledon and Galliard Homes, which only came to fruition last month. McLean went on: “Perhaps of equal significance is the fact that an Irish governmental department, set up for the benefit of the Irish taxpayer, should wish to be party to extinguishing a valuable, and cultural, part of the Irish economy. “The Irish greyhound industry is worth €500m to the national economy of Ireland and supports approximately 10,300 full-time and part-time jobs. Furthermore, the industry generates a gross wage bill of €207m per annum and the tax contribution from this employment is estimated at €21m. “The Irish greyhound industry has a very high reputation internationally and has an acknowledged pre-eminence for greyhound breeding. Has Nama not considered the long-term economic effect to Ireland should it be party to closing the last remaining greyhound stadium in London?” McLean added on Friday: “Paschal has always seen this as being about the future of the Irish and British greyhound industry, and it beggars belief that an official Irish department could take such potentially destructive action. “On the other hand, we have been buoyed by the decision of Oxford City Council on Wednesday to turn down the Galliard scheme there, and the hard work going on there, with real Parliamentary and local support, is something we can replicate for Wimbledon. “I call on Nama to reconsider their position. We are happy to meet with Mr Pollard and other officials there, and for all greyhound fans not to lose the faith. We can and will win this battle.”

We have so many Poles over here now-it`s our 2nd language and anyway the Aussies language isn`t English is it ??

Full championship result-taken from Sportowefakty.pl from information obtained from speedwayupdates.proboards.com Wyniki III rundy IM Australii w Gillman: 1. Rohan Tungate - 13 (3,2,2,3,3) + 1 miejsce w finale A 2. Chris Holder - 11 (3,1,3,2,2) + 2 miejsce w finale A 3. Mason Campton - 10 (2,2,3,1,2) + 1 miejsce w finale B + 3 w finale A 4. Jason Doyle - 15 (3,3,3,3,3) + wykluczenie miejsce w finale A 5. Josh Grajczonek - 10 (3,3,3,0,1) + 2 miejsce w finale B 6. Justin Sedgmen - 9 (2,3,2,2,0) + 3 miejsce w finale B 7. Max Fricke - 10 (1,3,1,3,2) + wykluczenie w finale B 8. Cameron Woodward - 9 (2,2,2,0,3) 9. Sam Masters - 7 (0,0,1,3,3) 10. Dakota North - 7 (2,1,1,2,1) 11. Jack Holder - 6 (1,2,2,1,d) 12. Tyson Nelson - 5 (1,t,0,2,2) 13. Jake Anderson - 5 (1,1,1,1,1) 14-16. Daine Stevens - 1 (0,1,0,0,0) 14-16. Robert Medson - 1 (0,0,0,0,1) 14-16. Matthew Day - 1 (0,0,0,1,0) 17. Kurt Shields - 0 (0,t,-,-,-) Bieg po biegu: 1. Tungate, North, Fricke, Stevens 2. C.Holder, Campton, Nelson, Shields 3. Doyle, Woodward, J.Holder, Masters 4. Grajczonek, Sedgmen, Anderson, Day 5. Sedgmen, J.Holder, Stevens, Medson (Shields t) 6. Doyle, Tungate, C.Holder, Day 7. Grajczonek, Woodward, North, Medson (Nelson t) 8. Fricke, Campton, Anderson, Masters 9. C.Holder, Woodward, Anderson, Stevens 10. Grajczonek, Tungate, Masters, Medson 11. Campton, J.Holder, North, Day 12. Doyle, Sedgmen, Fricke, Nelson 13. Masters, Nelson, Day, Stevens 14. Tungate, Sedgmen, Campton, Woodward 15. Doyle, North, Anderson, Medson 16. Fricke, C.Holder, J.Holder, Grajczonek 17. Doyle, Campton, Grajczonek, Stevens 18. Tungate, Nelson, Anderson, J.Holder (d) 19. Masters, C.Holder, North, Sedgmen 20. Woodward, Fricke, Medson, Day Finał B: 21. Campton, Grajczonek, Sedgmen, Fricke (w/u) Finał A: 22. Tungate, C.Holder, Campton, Doyle (w/u) Bieg dodatkowy o brązowy medal: 23. Grajczonek, Tungate Terminarz mistrzostw Australii: 3.01.2014 - turniej kwalifikacyjny w Kurri Kurri 4.01.2014 - 1 runda w Kurri Kurri 8.01.2014 - 2 runda w Underze 11.01.2014 - 3 runda w Gillman Klasyfikacja końcowa mistrzostw: Pozycja Zawodnik I runda II runda III runda Suma 1. Chris Holder 18 20 18 56 2. Jason Doyle 20 18 16 54 3. Josh Grajczonek 15 14 15 44+3 4. Rohan Tungate 11 13 20 44+2 5-6. Cameron Woodward 17 12 12 41 5-6. Justin Sedgmen 10 17 14 41 7. Mason Campton 9 11 17 37 8-9. Sam Masters 13 10 11 34 8-9. Max Fricke 12 9 13 34 10. Troy Batchelor 16 16 - 32 11. Dakota North 6 15 10 31 12. Jack Holder 14 2 9 25 13. Jake Anderson 7 7 6 20 14. Tyson Nelson 4 6 7 17 15. Daine Stevens 2 4 3 9 16. Kurt Shields 3 3 0 6 17-18. Matthew Day - 0 3 3 17-18. Robert Medson - - 3 3

Next time I better also thank the Australian judiciary for their lenient sentencing.

Sportowefakty have announced that N sport are showing live the 2nd day of the Sanok cup on Sunday 26th January-maybe the Polish streamers will show it. Programme starts at 15.45 Polish time(2.45pm uk time) latest line-up Sanok Cup: Austria: Franz Zorn, Josef Kreuzberger, Johann Bruckner Czechy: Jan Klatovsky, Jan Pecina, Lukas Hutla, Radek Hutla Finlandia: Antti Aakko, Jouni Seppanen Holandia: Sven Holstein, Simon Reitsma, Gerrit Schukken, Ruben de Jong Niemcy: Franz Mayerbuechler junior Polska: Grzegorz Knapp, Mirosław Daniszewski, Michał Knapp Rosja: Nikołaj Krasnikow, Dmitrij Kołtakow, Igor Kononow Szwajcaria: Simon Gartmann, Markus Birn, Martin Glarner Szwecja: Per-Olof Serenius, Stefan Svensson, Tommy Flyktman, Daniel Henderson

Hi Sue firstly want to say that your updates do a brilliant job-week in week out.when I posted from the Undera round my heading was " full result from Undera-courtesy of Sportowefakty" -from which I copy and pasted.This Sportowefakty page gave the round scorers plus cumulative scores-correct me if I am wrong but the latter info wasn`t from updates but their own input.I would also like to say again that on the Sportowefakty "live updates " they correctly gave you the credit for the source.

2 video`s of the Undera final-1st is the first staging(nasty crash) and 2nd is re-run.http://www.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel/408607/im-australii-groznie-wygladajacy-wypadek-z-udzialem-batchelora-holdera-i-sedgmen

That's crap and you know it-there are people allround the "speedway world " giving updates ie Germans,Hungarians,Russians,Latvians,Poles etc,etc.As long as acknowledgement is given to source-which they did-in my view that is perfectly acceptable practice.

Emil has chosen 89 (year he was born) for the SEC so will probably go with that number.

Actually if you had bothered to look-Sportowefakty credited the source as from speedway updates-exactly the same procedure as I did !!!!

Winner of A final 20 2nd 18 3rd 17 4th 16 2nd in B final 15 3rd 14 4th 13 then in order 12pts,11 pts,10,9,7,6,4,3,2

Division 1 fixtures-courtesy of Sportowefakty Terminarz I ligi: 1 runda - 13 April ŻKS ROW Rybnik - Polonia Bydgoszcz PGE Marma Rzeszów - Orzeł Łódź GKM Grudziądz - Lechma Start Gniezno Lokomotiv Daugavpils - Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin 2 runda - 21 April Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin - PGE Marma Rzeszów Lechma Start Gniezno - ŻKS ROW Rybnik Orzeł Łódź - GKM Grudziądz Polonia Bydgoszcz - Lokomotiv Daugavpils 3 runda - 4 may Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin - Lechma Start Gniezno PGE Marma Rzeszów - ŻKS ROW Rybnik GKM Grudziądz - Polonia Bydgoszcz Lokomotiv Daugavpils - Orzeł Łódź 4 runda - 11 may ŻKS ROW Rybnik - GKM Grudziądz Lechma Start Gniezno - Lokomotiv Daugavpils Orzeł Łódź - Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin Polonia Bydgoszcz - PGE Marma Rzeszów 5 runda - 25 may Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin - Polonia Bydgoszcz PGE Marma Rzeszów - GKM Grudziądz Lechma Start Gniezno - Orzeł Łódź Lokomotiv Daugavpils - ŻKS ROW Rybnik 6 runda - 1 June ŻKS ROW Rybnik - Orzeł Łódź PGE Marma Rzeszów - Lokomotiv Daugavpils GKM Grudziądz - Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin Polonia Bydgoszcz - Lechma Start Gniezno 7 runda - 8 June Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin - ŻKS ROW Rybnik Lechma Start Gniezno - PGE Marma Rzeszów Orzeł Łódź - Polonia Bydgoszcz Lokomotiv Daugavpils - GKM Grudziądz 8 runda - 15 June ŻKS ROW Rybnik - Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin PGE Marma Rzeszów - Lechma Start Gniezno GKM Grudziądz - Lokomotiv Daugavpils Polonia Bydgoszcz - Orzeł Łódź 9 runda - 22 June Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin - GKM Grudziądz Lechma Start Gniezno - Polonia Bydgoszcz Orzeł Łódź - ŻKS ROW Rybnik Lokomotiv Daugavpils - PGE Marma Rzeszów 10 runda - 29 June ŻKS ROW Rybnik - Lokomotiv Daugavpils GKM Grudziądz - PGE Marma Rzeszów Orzeł Łódź - Lechma Start Gniezno Polonia Bydgoszcz - Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin 11 runda - 3 August Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin - Orzeł Łódź PGE Marma Rzeszów - Polonia Bydgoszcz GKM Grudziądz - ŻKS ROW Rybnik Lokomotiv Daugavpils - Lechma Start Gniezno 12 runda - 10 August ŻKS ROW Rybnik - PGE Marma Rzeszów Lechma Start Gniezno - Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin Orzeł Łódź - Lokomotiv Daugavpils Polonia Bydgoszcz - GKM Grudziądz 13 runda - 24 August ŻKS ROW Rybnik - Lechma Start Gniezno PGE Marma Rzeszów - Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin GKM Grudziądz - Orzeł Łódź Lokomotiv Daugavpils - Polonia Bydgoszcz 14 runda - 7 September Lubelski Węgiel KMŻ Lublin - Lokomotiv Daugavpils Lechma Start Gniezno - GKM Grudziądz Orzeł Łódź - PGE Marma Rzeszów Polonia Bydgoszcz - ŻKS ROW Rybnik Faza play-off: 15 runda - 14 September Półfinał I (4-1) Półfinał I (3-2) 16 runda - 21 September Półfinał II (1-4) Półfinał II (2-3) 17 runda - 28 September Finał ligi I 18 runda - 5 October Finał ligi II Division 2 fixtures-Courtesy of sportowefakty Terminarz II ligi: 1 runda - 13 April Victoria Piła - KKŻ Kraków KSM Krosno - Kolejarz Opole MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia - Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz 2 runda - 21 April Kolejarz Opole - MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia KKŻ Kraków - KSM Krosno Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz - Victoria Piła 3 runda - 4 may Kolejarz Opole - Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz KSM Krosno - Victoria Piła MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia - KKŻ Kraków 4 runda - 25 may Victoria Piła - MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia KKŻ Kraków - Kolejarz Opole Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz - KSM Krosno 5 runda - 1 June Kolejarz Opole - Victoria Piła KSM Krosno - MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia KKŻ Kraków - Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz 6 runda - 15 June Victoria Piła - Kolejarz Opole MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia - KSM Krosno Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz - KKŻ Kraków 7 runda - 29 June Kolejarz Opole - KKŻ Kraków KSM Krosno - Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia - Victoria Piła 8 runda - 3 Aug Victoria Piła - KSM Krosno KKŻ Kraków - MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz - Kolejarz Opole 9 runda - 10 Aug Victoria Piła - Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz KSM Krosno - KKŻ Kraków MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia - Kolejarz Opole 10 runda - 24 Aug Kolejarz Opole - KSM Krosno KKŻ Kraków - Victoria Piła Kolejarz Rawag Rawicz - MDM Komputery ŻKS Ostrovia Faza play-off: 11 runda - 14 Sept Półfinał I (4-1) Półfinał I (3-2) 12 runda - 21 Sept Półfinał II (1-4) Półfinał II (2-3) 13 runda - 28 Sept Finał ligi I 14 runda - 5 Oct Finał ligi II

Courtesy of Sportowefakty these are the 2014 Extraleague fixtures Round 1 Sat 12th April Zielona Gora v Tarnow Sun 13th April Leszno v Czestochowa,Wroclaw v Gorzow,Gdansk v Torun Round 2 Sun 20th April Gorzow v Leszno Easter Monday 21st april Tarnow v Gdansk,Torun Wroclaw,Czestochowa v Zielona Gora Round 3 Sat 3rd May Zielona Gora V Torun Sun 4th May Tarnow v Gorzow,Wroclaw v Leszno,Gdansk v Czestochowa Round 4 Sat 10th May Czestochowa v Wroclaw Sun 11th May Leszno v Zielona Gora,Torun v Tarnow,Gorzow v Gdansk round 5 Sat 24th May Gdansk v Leszno Sun 25th May Torun v Gorzow,Zielona Gora v Wroclaw,Tarnow v Czestochowa Round 6 Sun 1st June Leszno v Tarnow,Wroclaw v Gdansk,Zielona Gora v Gorzow Czestochowa v Torun Round 7 Sun 8th June Tarnow v Wroclaw,Torun v Leszno, Gorzow v Czestochowa, Gdansk v Zielona Gora Round 8 Sun 15th June Leszno v Torun,Wroclaw v Tarnow,Zielona gora v Gdansk,Czestochowa v Gorzow Round 9 Sun 22nd June Tarnow v Leszno,Torun v Czestochowa,Gorzow v zielona Gora,Gdansk v Wroclaw Round 10 Sun 29th June Leszno v Gdansk,Wroclaw v Zielona Gora, Gorzow v Torun,Czestochowa v Tarnow Round 11 Sun 3rd Aug Tarnow v Torun,Wroclaw v Czestochowa,Zielona Gora v Leszno,Gdansk v Gorzow Round 12 Sun 10th Aug Leszno v Wroclaw,Torun v Zielona Gora,Gorzow v tarnow,Czestochowa v Gdansk Round 13 Sat 23rd Aug Zielona v Czestochowa Sun 24th Aug Wroclaw v Torun,Leszno v Gorzow,Gdansk v Tarnow Round 14 Sat 6th Sept Tarnow v Zielona gora Sun 7th Sept Torun v Gdansk,Gorzow v Wroclaw,Czestochowa v Leszno Play-offs Sun 14th Sept 4 v 1 3 v 2 Sat 20th Sept 1 v 4 Sun 21st Sept 2 v 3 Sun 28th Sept Final 1st leg 3rd place play-off 1st leg Sat 4th Oct 3rd place play-off 2nd leg Sun 5th Oct Final 2nd leg It looks as if the TV matches will be on Saturday and sunday`s when Saturday matches are scheduled.

Courtesy of Sportowefakty full result from Undera 1. Chris Holder - 9 (w,1,2,3,3) + 1 miejsce w finale B + 1 w finale A 2. Jason Doyle - 13 (3,3,3,2,2) + 2 miejsce w finale A 3. Justin Sedgmen - 11 (3,3,1,3,1) + 3 miejsce w finale A 4. Troy Batchelor - 14 (3,2,3,3,3) + wykluczenie w finale A 5. Dakota North - 10 (2,2,3,1,2) + 2 miejsce w finale B 6. Josh Grajczonek - 9 (3,2,3,0,1) + 3 miejsce w finale B 7. Rohan Tungate - 9 (1,3,2,3,0) + 4 miejsce w finale B 8. Cameron Woodward - 8 (1,3,t,2,2) 9. Mason Campton - 8 (2,1,1,1,3) 10. Sam Masters - 8 (2,2,1,2,1) 11. Max Fricke - 7 (2,0,0,2,3) 12. Jake Anderson - 5 (1,0,2,0,2) 13. Tyson Nelson - 3 (d,1,2,u,0) 14. Daine Stevens - 2 (1,1,0,0,0) 15. Kurt Shields - 2 (0,0,t,1,1) 16. Jack Holder - 1 (0,0,u,1,u) 17. Matthew Day - 1 (1) Bieg po biegu: 1. Batchelor, Fricke, Anderson, J.Holder 2. Doyle, Campton, Tungate, C.Holder (w/u) 3. Sedgmen, North, Woodward, Nelson (d) 4. Grajczonek, Masters, Stevens, Shields 5. Woodward, Grajczonek, Campton, Fricke 6. Sedgmen, Batchelor, C.Holder, Shields 7. Tungate, North, Stevens, Anderson 8. Doyle, Masters, Nelson, J.Holder 9. North, Holder, Masters, Fricke 10. Batchelor, Nelson, Campton, Stevens 11. Doyle, Anderson, Day (Woodward t), Shields (t) 12. Grajczonek, Tungate, Sedgmen, J.Holder (u4) 13. Tungate, Fricke, Shields, Nelson (u) 14. Batchelor, Doyle, North, Grajczonek 15. Sedgmen, Masters, Campton, Anderson 16. C.Holder, Woodward, J.Holder, Stevens 17. Fricke, Doyle, Sedgmen, Stevens 18. Batchelor, Woodward, Masters, Tungate 19. C.Holder, Anderson, Grajczonek, Nelson 20. Campton, North, Shields, J.Holder (u) Finał B: 21. C.Holder, North, Grajczonek, Tungate Finał A: 22. C.Holder, Doyle, Sedgmen, Batchelor (w/su) Terminarz mistrzostw Australii: 3.01.2014 - turniej kwalifikacyjny w Kurri Kurri 4.01.2014 - 1 runda w Kurri Kurri 8.01.2014 - 2 runda w Underze 11.01.2014 - 3 runda w Gillman Klasyfikacja generalna mistrzostw: 1-2. Jason Doyle 20 18 38 1-2. Chris Holder 18 20 38 4. Troy Batchelor 16 16 32 4-5. Cameron Woodward 17 12 29 4-5. Josh Grajczonek 15 14 29 6 Justin Sedgmen 10 17 27 7. Rohan Tungate 11 13 24 8. Sam Masters 13 10 23 9-10. Dakota North 6 15 21 9-10. Max Fricke 12 9 21 11. Mason Campton 9 11 20 12. Jack Holder 14 2 16 13. Jake Anderson 7 7 14 14. Tyson Nelson 4 6 10 15-16. Daine Stevens 2 4 6 15-16. Kurt Shields 3 3 6 17. Matthew Day - 0 0

Polish Fixtures scheduled to be announced this Thursday 9th

Video of Kurri Kurri "A" final http://www.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel/407876/duze-emocje-w-finalowym-wyscigu-im-australii-w-kurri-kurri-wideo