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Of course another slight speedway connection is Nosher Powell is in the film, and he used to run a pub next to Wimbledon Stadium

Dagens resultat fra U19 EM & U21 VM Mandag eftermiddag lagde Grindsted speedway Klub bane til den danske EM/VM kval for U19 & U21 Top 3 fra løbet. Nr. 1 Benjamin Basso (U21 VM) Nr. 2 Jonas Knudsen (U21 VM) Nr. 3 Jesper Knudsen (U19 EM / U21 VM) Følgende kører er også videre. Marius Nielsen (U21 VM) Rune Thorst (U19 EM) Silas Hoegh (U19 EM) Nicolai Heiselberg (U19 EM) Chris Wænnerstrøm (U19 EM) Rasmus Pedersen (U19 EM) Wild card Kevin Juhl Pedersen (U21 VM)

Final Neuenknick

Result from Neuenknick 17.04.2022 1.M.Härtel 2.G.Zengota (Pol) 3.M.Hillebrand 4. D.Pawliczack (Pol) 5.T.Thomsen (Den) 6.V. Grobauer the Finn finished way back in this one

It was more a question I was asking myself. I know it was too difficult for you

Probably so, but with speedway on another track the cards would be shuffled differently. This was the track he knows best I always remember when he was a rising star that he used to be great at Fjelsted and very average elsewhere. Is he returning to those days again

But what is ‘seemed to do well’ ? It is his home track and used to thump the oppo there. So he is either not fully fit or no longer the rider he was

Final of Easter Cup in Debrecen 15.04.2022

MJJ will ride in Debrecen

See Sayrio is in Neuenknick the day after

Crikey !! Didn't know he was still going.... used to do the speedway at Wembley way back Anyway, Oxford was the last track i visited in the UK !! Wish them all the best for the future, and maybe i might get to visit again this year or next

British Cycling can today confirm the dates and venues for the 2022 national cycle speedway calendar. This year’s British Club Championships will take place over the weekend of 11 - 12 June in Poole, while the British Individual Championships will take place over the August Bank Holiday weekend (27 - 29 August) in the Midlands. The Grand Prix Series will once again be built around national event weekends, which will see men and women competing in the same region and no fixture clashes, increasing the number of opportunities for riders to race. The Cycle Speedway World Championships in Australia – which were due to take place in December 2022 – have unfortunately been postponed once more due to the current uncertainty and will now take place in in November 2023. A decision has also been made by the International Cycle Speedway Federation (ICSF) to bring forward the re-arranged European Championships by 12 months, and the event will be staged at Astley and Tyldesley from Friday 29 to Sunday 31 July 2022 – a great opportunity for fans and newcomers to the sport to watch top-level international racing here in the UK. Mike Hack, chair of British Cycling’s cycle speedway commission, said: "The full national cycle speedway calendar has now been released, with national events spread across the country. After the complete curtailment of national cycle speedway fixtures in 2020, and a truncated programme held in 2021, here's hoping that we can return to a full programme of national competitions in 2022. “In particular, Scottish club Fife will be hoping that it's third time lucky, as they prepare for their first ever national event staging at Dunfermline, the Home Internationals on Saturday 21 May." National Championships & Finals Home Internationals, Fife: 21 May British Club Championships, Poole: 11th-12th June British Individual Championships, The Midlands: 27 – 29 August CS Knock Out Cup, Leicester: 10 - 11 September British Youth & Junior League and Junior Battle of Britain & Grand Prix Series Round 1 – British Youth & Junior League, Kesgrave: 9 July Round 2 – British Youth & Junior League, Wednesfield, 23 July Round 3 – British Youth & Junior League, Horspath, 20 August Round 4 – British Youth & Junior League, Astley & Tyldesley, 17 September Round 1 – Junior Battle of Britain & Grand Prix Series, Ipswich: 10 July Round 2 – Junior Battle of Britain & Grand Prix Series, East Park: 24th July Round 3 – Junior Battle of Britain & Grand Prix Series, East Newport: 21 August Round 4 – Junior Battle of Britain & Grand Prix Series, Hull: 18 September Senior Battle of Britain & Grand Prix Series Round 1 Women’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, Hull: 23 April Men’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, Astley & Tyldesley: 24 April Round 2 Men’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, Newport: 14 May Women’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, East Newport: 15 May Round 3 Women’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, Kesgrave: 6 August Men’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, Ipswich: 7 August Round 4 Men’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, East Park: 1 October Women’s Battle of Britain and Grand Prix, Leicester: 2 October Other national/international events European Championships, Astley & Tyldesley: 29 - 31 July 2022 World Championships, Australia: November 2023

Wonderful

But that is not the point. The point was, i doubt the Jack Hobbs Trophy for cricket was played at Plough Lane speedway stadium. Or doyou know different ? And i doubt Jack Hobbs put up a baseball trophy either. Or do you know different ?

Marius Hillebrand, Valentin Grobauer, Max Dilger, Michael Härtel, René Deddens, Tobias Busch, Ben Ernst und Lukas Baumann, all Germany Rasmus Jensen and Emil Breum . Denmark Timo Lahti Finland Anze Grmek Slovenia Szymon Szlauderbach, Kacper Gomolski and Viktor Trofimov. Poland Fraser Bowes. Australia

No and i don't suppose the cricket was held there or at the speedway stadium

Would the Greyhound meetings also be at Wimbledon ?

Trouble is the more Russians are allowed to compete under different flags etc the more chance things like this might happen. And of course not the first controversial podium display. And innocent Russians take the brunt of it from hotheads https://www.bbc.com/sport/motorsport/61071954

Nice action if i am reading this correct Pop down to one of the sponsors, Kvickly this wednesday between 2 and 6 next week and you can get a free ticket to the Vojens meeting v Holsted Bit too far for me, even though i could make it in time, but would cost me more than buying a ticket

In what way did they use the rules then Steve ?

Results pinched from Jacqueline Drew Kemp made the semi's. Not such a happy day for Leon Flint

Seemed a legitimate statement to make. Doesn’t matter what the crowd was, but how it compares to a normal crowd, not a British one. Where 6,000 would be massive Also the Gorzow junior looks to be well out of his depth. There is throwing riders in at the deep end and throwing riders to the wolves. That sort of thing can’t do the lad much good to be so far behind the rest

Andreas Lyager, Slangerup Speedway Club Nicolai Klindt, Vojens Speedway Club Michael Jepsen Jensen, Slangerup Speedway Club Anders Thomsen, Vojens Speedway Club Frederik Jakobsen, Fjelsted Speedway Club Rasmus Jensen, Holsted Speedway Club Niels-Kristian Iversen, Esbjerg Motor Sport Speedway Peter Kildemand, Fjelsted Speedway René Bach, Holsted Speedway Club Jonas Jeppesen, Esbjerg Motor Sport Speedway Tim Sørensen, Outrup Speedway Club Jonas Seifert, Slangerup Speedway Club Patrick Hansen, Glumsø Speedway Matias Nielsen, Esbjerg Motor Sport Speedway Mads Hansen, Vojens Speedway Club Thomas Jørgensen, Brovst Speedway Club reserves Benjamin Basso, Vissenbjerg Bred Motor Klub Kenneth Kruse Hansen, Slangerup Speedway Club The race is run at 13.00 on Thursday 14 April at Fjelsted Speedway Klub.

Shurely shome mistake there

Another question I see there was a Jack Hobbs Trophy meeting Now i have never heard of him, not being a cricket fan. So looked him up and he was one of the greatest ever in that sport. Seems like he lived locally. Clapham Common etc. Just wondering if this meeting was a one off or whether it was held on a few ocassions ? Second thoughts. Took a look on speedway researcher and guess it was a one off