Jenkie

Joe Jacobs guests for Glasgow.

Stream working now....wooohoooo

Think it's a 4pm start (UK time).

Thank you for the link to watch the meeting live 30 SEK = £3 (approx) to register/view. Good luck to the lads!

PS How do you pronounce 'Mildewhall'?

Whoop whoop.....yippeeeee......wayhey! Absolutely chuffed to bits to read this news, now keeping everything crossed that the court case has a good outcome too. Very best of luck to all concerned with Mildenhall and those that have put in a LOT of time and effort since last July to get the Tigers back on track

Google map The link above shows the geography of Mildenhall stadium. In the top left hand corner is the stadium with the Moto-X track below and slightly to the left of the car park (field). On the right hand side of the link is the start of the runway to one of the largest and busiest USAF bases outside of the USA.

Morrish speaks to the Cambridge Evening News HERE

Thank you Dutch for the line-up, much appreciated Will be a tough meeting for Joe but I know he'll try his best Sounds like a great weekend of speedway.

Anyone got a link or information about the Golden Ribbon meeting at Pardubice this evening (1st). I know that Joe Jacobs is riding but can't find anything anywhere about the meeting. Thank you.

Darcy Ward in Heat 6......what a ride!!!!

Live updates and chat about the meeting here:- http://speedwayupdates.proboards103.com/in...3983&page=1

That's got to be a first - Indoor speedway meeting cancelled because the track is too wet....you couldn't make it up. Having said that, rider safety MUST always come first, and if the track was unrideable and dangerous, then it was right to cancel the meeting.

Live streaming here:- http://www.justin.tv/live/channel_popout?channel=zuzeltv

Watch live here:- http://www.justin.tv/live/channel_popout?channel=astro164

Live updates here:- http://66.102.9.104/translate_c?hl=en&...7LX9GbVPauTaGSQ

Try here, it is in Polish! - http://66.102.9.104/translate_c?hl=en&...Xv4yAfohA1UqiXw

Well done Tobi.

Could someone please post a list of riders for this meeting or direct me to a website about it, many thanks. Here's wishing all the riders a safe and enjoyable meeting.

At the beginning of the season Mark Loram, writing in his column for the Ipswich Evening Star, made this observation about Scott. Unfortunately, I've tried to find the article and can't. It was along the lines that Scott would never make it in the GPs as he is heavier (in weight), that the other riders. Mark didn't say he was over-weight or anything, just that he was 'chunkier' than most other riders in the GPs. He said that a speedway bike weighs 60Kg or 68Kg (I cannot remember which), and that a rider closer in weight to his bike will have the advantage over his competitors. A speedway bike carrying less weight will always pull away quicker from the gate. If you don't get away from the gate at a GP you will nearly always struggle to make up for lost ground. He said that Scott could get away with this disadvantage in domestic racing but against the best riders in the world, he would always struggle. That was roughly what Mark said and I thought at the time it was interesting. Now, when I watch Scott in the GPs, I think Mark could be right.

Try this site for live coverage:- http://www.justin.tv/uggla Live updates available here:- http://speedwayupdates.proboards103.com/in...amp;thread=2896

I will add my congratulations to Denmark as well, although I'd have liked the Poles to win. A fantastic meeting, and credit should go to the Poles and Swedes who kept the meeting alive right up to the end. Commiserations to Australia, if it hadn't been for Jason withdrawing, well, who knows what the final outcome might have been. Pleased to see Hans Andersen do so well after the rubbish week he has had in the UK. I hope it's nothing too serious for Jason Crump and he makes a speedy recovery.

Try here acef:- http://www.soccer-live.pl/transmisje.php?id=motorsport

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So Nicki Pedersen says the British fans are a disgrace. Well, I'm sorry Mr. Pedersen, but the fans that were booing you on Saturday night were not only British, but from every nationality in the stadium (probably not the Danish fans though!) and to single out just the British fans is very unfair, but with the tricks you pull on track, you will be unfamilliar with the word "unfair". Oh, and by the way, this British fan was not booing you. Before Saturday I had no opinion on you either way, but when I saw the smug smirk on your face after Bjarne Pedersen was wrongly excluded, you lost my respect.