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Togliatti 4hours ahead of UK time.

Fly to Moscow and then internal flight to Kurumoch int airport Samara which serves Togliatti -60 km away this is the route Dave Rowe and Sam Ermolenko take when commentating from there.

Last 2 teams Boll Doyle G Laguta Fricke Fogo Power Zmarzlik Piotr Pawlicki Prem Pawlicki

http://metalspeedwayleague.dk/loebskalender.aspx http://dmusport.dk/fileadmin/1._Sport/Speedway/Speedway-loebskalender/Loebskalender_2017_-_SPW.pdf You obviously don`t look in the places I do

Rule change for 2017- taken from speedway GP website. In another change for the Monster Energy SWC, national sides can no longer amend their five-man teams or starting numbers once they have been submitted to the FIM, which must be done no later than seven days before Event 1. Replacements are only allowed in the event of injury or illness, with the approval of the FIM Jury. Countries must still declare a squad of between five and 10 riders one month prior to the tournament.

More info is that one match is on Saturday at 4pm uk time that is on Polsat sport and then one on Sunday at 1.30pm uk time on super Polsat channel. Edit missed the edit above !!!!!

My suggestion would be to go onto bahn.de English version and put in Leszno to a few of the places you might want to stay at - the trains do run quite late in Poland.- the main station normally comes up 1st on the list

I admit it !!! you have me " banged to rights" and you ?? have you ever watched a stream ??

No but it brings a lot more people into the mix !!!!

Can you answer me this- are Polish subscription viewing cards legal if used outside Poland ?

5 teams announced in the pairs City Team: Kai Huckenbeck, Erik Riss, Tobias Busch, Tobias Kroner Nice Racing: Artem Łaguta Antonio Lindbaeck Adrian Miedziński Krzysztof Kasprzak Eko – Dir Speedway Team: Maciej Janowski Maksym Drabik Szymon Woźniak Vaclav Milik Monster Energy Speedway Team: Greg Hancock Chris Holder Paweł Przedpełski Trans MF Pro Race Team Martin Smolinski Leon Madsen Mark Riss

just as well that us watching in the UK don`t steal the signal- that`s the streamer. Been announced that Magic has signed a contract to use GTR`s this season.

We will watch it on British Eurosport here in the uk. If you watched it last year on your Eurosport channel you should be able to again this year. The info i posted was prior to an Eurosport announcement- bit like a Dutch Grasstrack exclusive !!!

Good news SEC and best pairs are once again live on Eurosport this season. No info about the Swedish league coverage yet.

Polsat will be interested in the next Extraleague contract but N sport will not lose it without a big fight- could well come down to who has the deepest pockets. This is obviously great news for the clubs !!

BT has 2 years left on the 3 year GP and SWC contract.

And Swedish league

No-that`s too hard a job for a team Manager who is not a promoter as well !!!!!!

You could be " barking up the wrong tree"(maybe 3 times as well )

the page doesn`t however there are several documents filed since incorporation- which surely must give info about the company.

Surely Information can be found out about Brandon estates Jersey from information listed here by someone with accounting or financial knowledge. https://www.jerseyfsc.org/registry/documentsearch/NameDetail.aspx?Id=300208

Not is correct- doesn`t look as if there is any Polish league action on the following day scheduled.- maybe an open meeting somewhere.

Nicki is the only rider who agree`s with you, which is why last years 3 has been changed to his new ranking position of 12

Riding numbers confirmed-taken from SGP website 2017 FIM SPEEDWAY GRAND PRIX RIDER NUMBERS (in ranking order): 45 Greg Hancock (USA) 108 Tai Woffinden (Great Britain) 95 Bartosz Zmarzlik (Poland) 23 Chris Holder (Australia) 69 Jason Doyle (Australia) 777 Piotr Pawlicki (Poland) 85 Antonio Lindback (Sweden) 88 Niels-Kristian Iversen (Denmark) 55 Matej Zagar (Slovenia) 71 Maciej Janowski (Poland) 66 Fredrik Lindgren (Sweden) 12 Nicki Pedersen (Denmark) 692 Patryk Dudek (Poland) 54 Martin Vaculik (Slovakia) 89 Emil Sayfutdinov (Russia) SUBSTITUTES 25 Peter Kildemand (Denmark) 84 Martin Smolinski (Germany) 46 Max Fricke (Australia)

You should know by now that everything in world speedway revolves around Poland- so a meeting called off in a notorious thunder storm area in summer in Sweden would cause a complete close down of the Sunday programme in Poland- causing misery to thousands. If you have travelled out as a punter it is reasonable to expect you might be slightly pi$$ed off- what`s the saying " better forewarned than forearmed"