racers and royals

If the new start is exactly opposite the old one, then I think the answer would be no.

Pretty sure Edinburgh did it

This as well http://www.exeterexpressandecho.co.uk/happy-riders-honoured/story-11848532-detail/story.html plus this http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/10899257.Road_name_honour_for_Bradford_speedway_aces/?ref=rss 69068

Because of the building work the start has been moved to the old back straight.

I sure am-I suffered along with the other 12,000 season ticket holders in 2014/15- better times are around the corner At Least I don`t support Millwall like a certain Germany Domiciled forum member

About the old West Ham stadium(custom house) The stadium was sold to developers who evicted the speedway team and closed the stadium in 1972. It was subsequently demolished and housing was built on the cleared site, with some streets named after former speedway stars. These are Atkinson Road (Arthur Atkinson), Croombs Road (Tommy Croombs), Young Road (Jack Young), Wilkinson Road (Arthur 'Bluey' Wilkinson), Lawson Close (Aub Lawson) and Hoskins Close (Johnnie Hoskins).

Hope you have taken the blood pressure tablets in time for Wroclaw match

Will be watching on http://zobaczts.5gbfree.com/nsport.php don`t give up clicking on the crosses-eventually got a decent stream.

Next Saturday 16th

31-16

Hope this finishes before the 1st of the Extraleague matches

Dak saying to Troy after the race "didn`t know where you were going-nearly stiched me up !!!"

Start list for Daugavpils-courtesy of Sportowefakty Lista startowa: 1. Martin Malek (Czechy) 2. Friedrich Wallner (Austria) 3. Grigorij Łaguta (Rosja) 4. Gheorghe Adrian Sorin (Rumunia) 5. Andrzej Lebiediew (Łotwa) 6. Peter Ljung (Szwecja) 7. Hans Andersen (Dania) 8. Patrik Buri (Słowacja) 9. Andriej Karpow (Ukraina) 10. Rasmus Jensen (Dania) 11. Piotr Pawlicki (Polska) 12. Stanisław Melniczuk (Ukraina) 13. Andriej Kudriaszow (Rosja) 14. Karol Baran (Polska) 15. Kjastas Puodżuks (Łotwa) 16. Milen Manev (Bułgaria) --- 17. Jiewgieņij Kostygow (Łotwa) 18. Iwan Pleszakow (Łotwa)

Start list for the lamothe-Landerron qualifier next Saturday 16th May-courtesy of sportowefakty Lista startowa: 1. Artiom Łaguta (Rosja) 2. Tomas Suchanek (Czechy) 3. Przemysław Pawlicki (Polska) 4. Pontus Aspgren (Szwecja) 5. Fredrik Lindgren (Szwecja) 6. Pierpaolo Scagnetti (Włochy) 7. David Bellego (Francja) 8. Max Dilger (Niemcy) 9. Mirosław Jabłoński (Polska) 10. Matej Kus (Czechy) 11. Mathieu Tresarrieu (Francja) 12. Alessandro Milanese (Włochy) 13. Stephane Tresarrieu (Francja) 14. Jesper Monberg (Dania) 15. Linus Sundstroem (Szwecja) 16. Bjarne Pedersen (Dania) --- 17. Sebastien Tresarrieu (Francja) 18. Julien Cayre (Francja)

This is the 2nd of the 4 matches planned for this season.The match takes place at Pila with Team Poland riding against a team selected by Hans Nielsen. Early team news Poland Hampel Piotr and Prem Pawlicki,Zmarzlik Przedpelski ,Buczkowski Warriors Gollob,Hancock,Kildemand and Sayftudinov, Doyle and Monberg

Rosco explained why he was struggling to get a British rider able to and want to go-Kerr rode Friday in Edinburgh and today is at Newcastle. Roynon was at Plymouth Friday. The bikes they use in Britain would have been the ones they would have used in Esjberg

Thanks Pawel-we do not miss out as the 1st Extraleague TV match is now switched to Wroclaw v Grudziadz.

Russia win to advance to the final stages-can only enhance the Polish round.

Maybe time for a little chuckle-Onesport falling out with a Polish club !!!

Best Pairs website-English version The Great Final of Speedway Best Pairs Cup series in Esbjerg is closer and closer. It’s already today at 8 p. m. in Denmark the third round of SBPC will start and this is the evening when we will know the best speedway pair in the world. Below there are official lineups in which particular national teams will start in Esbjerg. Tai Woffinden will no start in Great Final of Speedway Best Pairs Cup in Esbjerg. He will be replaced by Rory Schlein. The Briton had to start today in Esbjerg, but at the last minute changed his mind. The reasons for such a decision should be asking the rider. One Sport will not be commenting the above case. “This is far from an ideal situation, especially as I have always stated I support the idea of Great Britain competing in the event, but my hands have been completely tied. “The majority of the riders in line for places in my World Cup squad are racing in domestic fixtures on Saturday night, which take priority, and those who aren’t simply don’t have the mechanical set-up and back-up to get to Denmark at short notice and then back for their next fixtures. The only thing I could have done would have been to put in a totally inexperienced junior, and I really don’t feel this meeting is the place to do that." - said Allun Rossiter, team manager of Great Britain. It is worth mentioning that all the other teams will compete today in Denmark at the best available squad.

see post 327 Latest line-ups courtesy of sportowefakty Oficjalna lista startowa - Esbjerg: Dania: 1. Nicki Pedersen 2. Niels Kristian Iversen 15. Peter Kildemand Szwecja: 3. Tomas H. Jonasson 4. Peter Ljung 16. Linus Sundström Niemcy: 5. Kevin Wölbert 6. Tobias Kroner 17. Rene Deddens Wielka Brytania: 7. Rory Schlein 8. Robert Lambert Rosja: 9. Grigorij Łaguta 10. Artiom Łaguta Australia: 11. Chris Holder 12. Max Fricke 20. Davey Watt Polska: 13. Jarosław Hampel 14. Piotr Pawlicki 21. Krzysztof Buczkowski

Danish webmasters racecard http://www.holsted-speedway.dk/media/2015/Heatskemaer/Best_Pairs_R3.pdf bit of writing required.

They have practice sessions all the time in Poland, especially before big matches-tomorrow is important for Wroclaw as not only being their 1st home match of the season-with the best team they have had for several years- because of stadium rebuilding they are running their 7 home matches within 8 rounds of matches. So understandingly they want to get their home programme off to a good start.

More like his club-Wroclaw. it`s their 1st home match of the season tomorrow and they have probably said to their team- "we are having a practice today-you will be here" With wages for the top riders in Poland at around £1500 per point you do as you are told.

Live updates http://www.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel/wydarzenie/35193 6pm uk time start