iris123

Hope you at least got a front cover shot

Sure thing.Just wondering if some of these guys are in their first year of speedway?Wonder how many U21 riders there are roughly in Russia? 1. Maxim Lobzenko (Balakovo) (2,3,0, n / u,) = 5 2. Sergei Agaltsov (Togliatti), (3,2,2,1) = 8 3. Lviv Ivan (Novosibirsk), (1,1,0,2) = 4 4. Airat Khabibullin (Sterlitamak) (0,0,0,1) = 1 5. Alexander Maksakov (Togliatti), (3,1,3,3) = 10 6. Alexander Kochetov (Novosibirsk), (n / u, 3,2,3) = 8 7. Sergei Karachintsev (Togliatti), (1,2,3,3) = 9 8. Denys Nosov (Balakovo) (2,3,3,2) = 10 9. Valeri Saveliev (Salavat) (c, 0,1,2) = 3 10. Alexander Siryak (Wladiwostok), (1,1,2,1) = 5 11. Vadim Tarasenko (Wladiwostok), (3,3,3,3) = 12 12. Andrew Chindilov (Balakovo) (2,1,1,2) = 6 13. Daniel Litvinov (Wladiwostok), (1,2,1,0) = 4 14. Nikita Parfenov (Salavat) (2,0,2, n / s) = 4 15. Dmitry Ponomarev (Balakowo) (n / a, c, c, p / u) = 0 16. Dmitry Lemza (Balakowo) (3,2,1, n / u,) = 6 17. Andrey Ezhov (Salavat) () = 18. Nikita Fedorov (Togliatti) () =?? 19. Vadim Yamilov (Salavat) () = 20. Vitaliy Karpov (Salavat) () = 1.Agaltsov, Lobzenko, Lviv, Khabibullin 2. Maksakov, Nosov, Karachintsev, Kochetov n / und 3. Tarasenko, Chindilov, Siryak, Saveliev CX 4. Lemza, Parfenov, Litvinov, Ponomarev n / und 5. Lobzenko, Litvinov, Maksakov, Saveliev 6. Kochetov, Agaltsov, Siryak, Parfenov 7. Tarasenko, Karachintsev, Lviv, Ponomarev c, 8. Nosov, Lemza, Chindilov, Khabibullin 9. Tarasenko, Kochetov, Lemza, Lobzenko 10. Maksakov, Agaltsov, Chindilov, Ponomarev c, 11. Nosov, Parfenov, Saveliev, Lviv-Lvov? 12. Karachintsev, Siryak, Litvinov, Khabibullin 13. Karachintsev, Chindilov, Lobzenko, Parfenov n / und 14. Tarasenko, Nosov, Agaltsov, Litvinov 15. Maksakov, Lviv, Siryak, Lemza n / und 16. Kochetov, Saveliev, Khabibullin, Ponomarev n / und

Seem to be a lot of falls.Is it because some of these riders are not that experienced? As the track seems ok....

Yes i know.Sometimes the translator goes strange.At first it had "Peking" instead of Vladivostok As it is there is no real hard and fast rule as to how to spell the names,apart from Togliatti,which is an Italian rather than Russian name Even Daniil Ivanov.....on his bike he has spelt it Iwanow,but his Facebook account(if it is his of course)is spelt Ivanov.And i thought i saw on his kevlars Daniel......but that might have been my eyes .

1. Maxim Lobzenko (Balakovo) (2,3,0) = 5 2. Sergei Agaltsov (Togliatti), (3,2,2) = 7 3. Lviv Ivan (Novosibirsk), (1,1,0) = 2 4. Airat Khabibullin (Sterlitamak) (0,0,0) = 0 5. Alexander Maksakov (Togliatti), (3,1,3) = 7 6. Alexander Kochetov (Novosibirsk), (n / u, 3,2) = 5 7. Sergei Karachintsev (Togliatti), (1,2,3) = 6 8. Denys Nosov (Balakovo) (2,3,3) = 8 9. Valeri Saveliev (Salavat) (c, 0,1) = 1 10. Alexander Siryak (Wladiwostok), (1,1,2) = 4 11. Vadim Tarasenko (Wladiwostok), (3,3,3) = 9 12. Andrew Chindilov (Balakowo) (2,1,1) = 4 13. Daniel Litvinov (Wladiwostok), (1,2,1) = 4 14. Nikita Parfenov (Salavat) (2,0,2) = 4 15. Dmitry Ponomarev (Balakovo) (n / u, c, c) = 0 16. Dmitry Lemza (Balakowo) (3,2,1) = 6 17. Andrey Ezhov (Salavat) () = 18. Nikita Fedorov (Togliatti) () =?? 19. Vadim Yamilov (Salavat) () = 20. Vitaliy Karpov (Salavat) () = 1.Agaltsov, Lobzenko, Lviv, Khabibullin 2. Maksakov, Nosov, Karachintsev, Kochetov n / und 3. Tarasenko, Chindilov, Siryak, Saveliev CX 4. Lemza, Parfenov, Litvinov, Ponomarev n / und 5. Lobzenko, Litvinov, Maksakov, Saveliev 6. Kochetov, Agaltsov, Siryak, Parfenov 7. Tarasenko, Karachintsev, Lviv, Ponomarev c, 8. Nosov, Lemza, Chindilov, Khabibullin 9. Tarasenko, Kochetov, Lemza, Lobzenko 10. Maksakov, Agaltsov, Chindilov, Ponomarev c, 11. Nosov, Parfenov, Saveliev, Lions 12. Karachintsev, Siryak, Litvinov, Khabibullin

ein. Maxim Lobzenko (Balakowo) (2,3) = 5 2. Sergei Agaltsov (Togliatti), (3,2) = 5 3. Lviv Ivan (Novosibirsk), (1,1) = 2 4. Airat Khabibullin (Sterlitamak) (0,0) = 0 5. Alexander Maksakov (Togliatti), (3,1) = 4 6. Alexander Kochetov (Novosibirsk), (n / i, 3) = 3 7. Sergei Karachintsev (Togliatti), (1,2) = 3 8. Denys Nosov (Balakowo) (2,3) = 5 9. Valeri Saveliev (Salavat) (c, 0) = 0 10. Alexander Siryak (Wladiwostok), (1,1) = 2 11. Vadim Tarasenko (Wladiwostok), (3,3) = 6 12. Andrew Chindilov (Balakovo) (2,1) = 3 13. Daniel Litvinov (Wladiwostok), (1,2) = 3 14. Nikita Parfenov (Salavat) (2,0) = 2 15. Dmitry Ponomarev (Balakovo) (n / u, c) = 0 16. Dmitry Lemza (Balakowo) (3,2) = 5 17. Andrey Ezhov (Salavat) () = 18. Nikita Fedorov (Togliatti) () =?? 19. Vadim Yamilov (Salavat) () = 20. Vitaliy Karpov (Salavat) () = 1.Agaltsov, Lobzenko, Lviv, Khabibullin 2. Maksakov, Nosov, Karachintsev, Kochetov n / und 3. Tarasenko, Chindilov, Siryak, Saveliev CX 4. Lemza, Parfenov, Litvinov, Ponomarev n / und 5. Lobzenko, Litvinov, Maksakov, Saveliev 6. Kochetov, Agaltsov, Siryak, Parfenov 7. Tarasenko, Karachintsev, Lviv, Ponomarev c, 8. Nosov, Lemza, Chindilov, Khabibullin

well so afr from www.russpeedway.com ein. Maxim Lobzenko (Balakowo) (2) = 2 2. Sergei Agaltsov (Togliatti) (3) = 3 3. Lviv Ivan (Novosibirsk) (1) = 1 4. Airat Khabibullin (Sterlitamak) (0) = 0 5. Alexander Maksakov (Togliatti) (3) = 3 6. Alexander Kochetov (Novosibirsk), (n / u,) = 0 7. Sergei Karachintsev (Togliatti) (1) = 1 8. Denys Nosov (Balakovo) (2) = 2 9. Valeri Saveliev (Salavat) © = 0 10. Alexander Siryak (vostok) (1) = 1 11. Vadim Tarasenko (vostok) (3) = 3 12. Andrew Chindilov (Balakovo) (2) = 2 13. Daniel Litvinov (vostok) (1) = 1 14. Nikita Parfenov (Salavat) (2) = 2 15. Dmitry Ponomarev (Balakovo) (n / u,) = 0 16. Dmitry Lemza (Balakovo) (3) = 3 17. Andrey Ezhov (Salavat) () = 18. Nikita Fedorov (Togliatti) () =?? 19. Vadim Yamilov (Salavat) () = 20. Vitaliy Karpov (Salavat) () =

Great stream.I take it Karachintsev is the same rider who rides Ice Speedway for Togliatti? And Khabibullin is also a speedway/ice speedway rider?

Pawlicki bros no 17+18 http://speedwaygp.co...night-in-gorzow

Spot on kiwi.The Danish system works because of the sheer numbers riding.I think it would still work if they rode on 125 +250cc instead of 50 + 80cc.It's just with that many riders and the amount of meetings they do they are always being tested at the right level for their ability.Trouble is in GB is the lack of riders taking up the sport leaves riders isolated and with little decent competition.Think back in the 70s or 80s when we had a good crop of riders coming through they all helped each other in a sense.Holsted again held an open day on sunday when youngsters between the age of 4-9 could try speedway for nothing,plus get a hot dog and drink as well.I know a few clubs in England do this as well now.Sure i saw Newcastle as one example.But until enough kids are attracted at a young age it will always be a struggle and we will rely on a wonder kid like Robert who succeeds despite of rather than because of the system we have

say's there on the poster 19:00 in Togliatti

As has been stated he is gaining......he has the chance to win more points maybe just because of the number on his race jacket.Are you saying then that because he fails to use that advantage he should still be awarded even for coming last?just because of a race jacket........

10th in the German U21 Championship last year and a struggling reserve for Stralsund in the Bundesliga,but that didn't stop young Marco Gaschka making his debut in the top Polish league yesterday for Rzeszow.And fairly happy he was with his debut.Qualifies for a polish pass as both his parents were born there http://www.speedweek.ch/art_23291.html http://www.espeedway.pl/news,maro_gaschka_ina_poczatku_bylem_zestresowanyi,54415,12.html

Seems Slangerup have made Jesper B.Monberg vaailable for other clubs.Dropped by two clubs in a week i think?They had planned to use Thomas Jörgensen to boost their lower order,but he was injured in the U21s at the weekend to scupper that plan Slangerup Speedway Klub Kenneth Kruse Hansen (b Grzegorz Zengota (b Mikkel Michelsen (b Anton Rosen © Thomas Jørgensen ©to be replaced Holsted Speedway Klub Nicki Pedersen (A) Rasmus Jensen (D) Martin Vaculik (b Patrick Hougaard (b Nicklas Porsing ©

That is such a great name for the things. If he wears it for a season then i think it is longer than Boleslaw got to wear it himself

Straight to the point SCB.How often do you hear of riders who are great in practice but just average in actual meetings?Always wonder why people ask how a certain rider was in pre-season practice etc..... i know at the moment there is a rider who people tell me looks fantastic on his own in training,but when it comes to the real thing goes to pieces.It will be pretty hard to stop the hype getting out of control if Robert carries on like this.Let's hope he has good people around him and keeps his feet on the ground

Yes,that is why i said some things sound "iffy".Hard to police and easy to get round.That is why i wouldn't concentrate on the financial side but the other regulations here.You will still miraculously find the top teams still attracting the best riders......

Yes great result from Richie.Not easy on these tracks and he beat some good riders.Not sure what sort of help he will get from the BSPA.Would be a good idea to get in touch with "Whitey" Uzzell who has a good bit of experience in Argentina helping Hauzinger out over the years.The FIM have supposedly put together something to cover some costs of that trip,but if there are a few "open" meetings to help with money they are going to be won probably by the riders at the top who have more money than the struggling riders anyway,i would guess

Interesting talking of safety aspects that Robert is wearing one of these new fangled air jackets being brought out by Jason Bunyan

http://www.live.espeedway.pl/race_detail.php?id=2892

Have to get the ambulance to go round withit's headlights on full beam.....

Looks like a good call Schack

Yes.

Yes,i know Jacky He is much a part of Team Porsing

Looks like Mikkel accompanied off the track by our very own Danishwebmaster