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Ach,come on,be realistic......Ice Hockey is more popular My local team just played in front one of their lowest crowds ever...................6,000+ Most speedway promoters would love to get a crowd like that

Typical Parsloes.....If it held the Olympics then why not People here still refer to Danzig rather than Gdansk.And it did confuse me at first when people talked about the Bromberg GP.

Congratulations to Kevin.As some know i have been tipping him for the top for a number of years now. But he really hasn't progressed as much as i thought he would over the last two years.But to beat Smoli does show his potential.Just hope he can really have a good season next year and move up a step.I personally hope he moves into a PL spot.Seems he wasn't fully fit for the German U21 Final but i thought he would have had a couple of those under his belt by now

Congrats to Kenneth.Good to see him get his chance after being unlucky last year thanks to getting poleaxed by Lindgren Pity Niels missed out as he isn't doing too bad this year.

I had no choice.Bloody telephone engineers could only give a time between 08:00-16:00!!!!!

Yes,pretty sure it is.I have a couple of Poole team photos(both Wildcats & Pirates) from that time and he is wearing yellow/white leathers with Churchill Leathers on his left arm

Or maybe they mean U19's?As the U21 Final is also the U19 Final.So wouldn't Patrick be Danish U19 Champ and René Bach would be U19 runner-up as Nicolai is too old to be in the U19 comp I'm back

Congratulations Peter I did tip Slangerup back in March for the title

I´ll send you a photocopy of the progamme cover Brian

It's probably the best speedway mag in Scandinavia.With the best staff Is it the only speedway mag?

Wasn't there a Victor Ludorum trophy?Might be wrong,but thought there was something like that.Long time ago though

Was Olsen riding in the second half?

Max Dilger is the new German U21 champ.He beat Richard Speiser in a run-off.Kevin Wölbert could only finsh 3rd after beating last years champ,Tobi Busch in a run-off at Herxheim German U21 Final

For Slangerup,Peter S is the best person to answer that.I was going to go a couple of years back after the Danish GP and i did find a bus that went from the Copenhagen train station to within walking distance of the track. And like Ghostwalker said,Malmö is very close to Copenhagen.I have done that trip as well.Although of course the standard isn't as good as you will find in Denmark

Was just wondering why the thread only had 6 posts.Jacky just went and started a whole new thread Didn't realise until just now Anyway The Danish 80cc final results from last weekend 1. Mikkel B. Jensen, 15 2. Michael Jepsen Jensen, 13 3. Mikkel Michelsen, 12 4. Stefan Pedersen, 11 5. Mikkel Salomonsen, 9 6. Nicklas Porsing, 9 7. Jonas B Andersen, 8 8. Nicolaj Busk JAcobsen, 7 9. Andy Pedersen, 7 10. Lasse Bjerre, 7 11. Kenni Nissen, 6 12. Kian Headley, 6 13. Rasmus Jensen, 4 14. Uffe Hansen, 4 15. Nicolai Søderholm, 3 16. Jacob Buchhave, 3 And a good win from Mikkel B,beating both the World and the European Champ.As i have said before i am fairly sure we will be hearing a lot more from the top 3 in the future

Next season Vojens will be in the league.So that is relatively easy.Slangerup is not far from Copenhagen

Race details from sportowefakty 1. Artur Mroczka (Polska) - (2,2,3,3,3) 13 2. Maciej Janowski (Polska) - (3,w,3,3,3) 12+3 3. Artiom Wodjakow (Rosja) - (2,3,3,3,1) 12+2 4. Patrick Hougaard (Dania) - (3,1,2,3,2) 11 5. Artiom Laguta (Rosja) - (3,3,2,2,d) 10 6. Kevin Woelbert (Niemcy) - (3,3,1,0,2) 9 7. Dennis Andersson (Szwecja) - (2,2,2,2,1) 9 8. Linus Ekloef (Szwecja) - (2,2,1,2,1) 8 9. Kim Nilsson (Szwecja) - (0,0,3,1,3) 7 10. Simon Nielsen (Dania) - (1,1,1,1,3) 7 11. Dawid Lampart (Polska) - (0,2,1,2,2) 7 12. Michael Hadek (Czechy) - (1,1,2,1,0) 5 13. Marcel Kajzer (Polska) - (1,0,0,1,2) 4 14. Borys Miturski (Polska) - (0,3,0,-,-) 3 15. Denis Nosow (Rosja) - (0,1,0,0,1) 2 16. Peter Kildemand (Dania) - (1,d,0,0,0) 1 Bieg po biegu: 1. Woelbert, Mroczka, Kildemand, Miturski 2. Janowski, Wodjakow, Kajzer, Nilsson 3. Laguta, Andersson, Hadek, Nosow 4. Hougaard, Ekloef, Nielsen, Lampart 5. Woelbert, Lampart, Hadek, Kajzer 6. Laguta, Mroczka, Nielsen, Janowski (w) 7. Wodjakow, Ekloef, Nosow, Kildemand (d) 8. Miturski, Andersson, Hougaard, Nilsson 9. Janowski, Hougaard, Woelbert, Nosow 10. Mroczka, Andersson, Ekloef, Kajzer 11. Nilsson, Hadek, Nielsen, Kildemand 12. Wodjakow, Laguta, Lampart, Miturski 13. Wodjakow, Andersson, Nielsen, Woelbert 14. Mroczka, Lampart, Nilsson, Nosow 15. Hougaard, Laguta, Kajzer, Kildemand 16. Janowski, Ekloef, Hadek 17. Nilsson, Woelbert, Ekloef, Laguta (d) 18. Mroczka, Hougaard, Wodjakow, Hadek 19. Janowski, Lampart, Andersson, Kildemand 20. Nielsen, Kajzer, Nosow Bieg dodatkowy o 2. miejsce: 21. Janowski, Wodjakow Also slightly surprised Partick didn't do better.He has ridden Stralsund more than any of the others apart from i guess,Wölbert.But in this class of field anything can happen. And yes,Simon is one to watch for the future.But i have been impressed with Dennis Andersson since i saw him in the YGT 2 years back.And that was a good result for him to come out higher than his more fancied countrymen.Eklöf has had a bit of hype on here.He was maybe signing for Poole a year back according to Zetters(i think).Still not convinced with Kildemand away from Fjelsted.Just hope Jan hasn't made a mistake for the U21 team final

Great stuff Gives Mads a chance to test himself against some of the top riders in a decent competition.Then we can judge just how far he has come this season. Pity that they haven't put one of the top youngsters in the ROW side.Would like to have seen Sajfutdinov in,instead of Lindgren or Nicholls Only kidding about Scotty

results from inspeed.de 1. Artur Mroczka(P) 13 Pkt 2. Maciej Janowski(P) 12+3 Pkt 3. Artem Vodyakov® 12+2 Pkt 4. Patrick Hougaard(DK) 11 Pkt 5. Artem Laguta® 10 Pkt 6. Kevin Wölbert(D) 9 Pkt 7. Dennis Andersson(S) 9 Pkt 8. Linus Ekloef(S) 8 Pkt 9. Kim Nilsson(S) 7 Pkt 10. Simon Nielson(DK) 7 Pkt 11. David Lampert(P) 7 Pkt 12. Michael Hadek(CZ) 5 Pkt 13. Marcel Kajzer(P) 4 Pkt 14. Borys Miturski(P) 3 Pkt 15. Denis Bosov® 2 Pkt 16. Peter Kildemand(DK) 1 Pkt

Adam Skornicki is the answer to that one

That is what is was saying.So i don't understand(maybe i have it wrong here)why they are stopping the run-off area when an 80cc track is inside a 500cc track?It seems that they want to put bales around the bends rather than use the 500cc track as a run-off area.Or are they trying to get the youngsters used to the idea of a fence being there?But they will ride on 80cc tracks with a proper fence often enough anyway.Oh,i don't know......

Possible maybe.Not very likely though don't you think given the trouble with just a practice session over the past few years

It all sounds good.....apart from this.Not so sure about this one.I mean i have often seen riders go out of the 80cc track onto the 500cc track without incident.And although i think proper 80cc tracks like Vojens or Skaerbaek with a fence around the track are better, i don't think a run-off area is a bad thing either

Interesting.Especially that there were quali rounds in 1933.So a further question then.Who decided what was an official World Championship at the time?Who was running the sport internationally?Or was it just the British promoters at the time that decided their competition was going to be official?

Reading the latest Speedway World there is a programme from a 1933 World Solo Championship held in Sydney. Can't make it out.Anyone know who won? And how many other World Championships were held that are not officially recognised?Wasn't there one held in France(Paris)?