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Then i might think about going if they did that

Hey,good stuff.That was quite a tough line-up today

I see that there is a problem with the availability of Parken next year.Apparently because of a big rebuilding project it won't be available.Or have i misunderstood it? JP

Or do you mean Keith Anderson.Maybe miss-heard or miss-spelt.

Certainly is.And what a result Here

Better news for Oz in the second quali 1. Taylor Poole (Australia) 13+3 (2,3,3,3,2) 2. Michelle Schøler (Dania) 13+u (3,1,3,3,3) 3. Pontus Aspgren (Szwecja) 12 (3,3,1,3,2) 4. Kasper Lykke Nielsen (Dania) 11 (3,3,2,2,1) 5. Emil Meyer (Dania) 10 (3,0,3,2,2) 6. Alex Davies (Australia) 10 (2,2,3,3,w) 7. Oliver Berntzon (Szwecja) 9 (2,3,w,1,3) 8. Andreas Nielsen (Dania) 8 (1,2,2,w,3) 9. Szymon Woźniak (Polska) 7+3 (1,1,1,1,3) ------------------------------------------------------ 10. Jacob Thorsell (Szwecja) 7+2 (2,w,2,2,1) 11. Łukasz Piecha (Polska) 5 (0,2,2,0,1) 12. Karol Mitko (Polska) 4 (1,2,1,w,d) 13. Kim Fridell (Szwecja) 3 (1,0,d,2,0) 14. Roland Benko (Węgry) 2 (w,1,0,0,2) 15. Adrian Cyfer (Polska) 2 (0,1,1,0,0) 16. Mikolaj Curyło (Polska) 1 (w,w,0,1,w)

results from the first quali taken from the Czestochowa web-site 1. Jeppe Schmidt (Dania) 13 (3,3,2,2,3) 2. Emil Norret (Dania) 12 (2,3,3,3,1) 3. Simon Fischer (Dania) 11+3 (3,2,2,2,2) 4. Mikkel B. Jensen (Dania) 11+2 (3,2,3,3,0) 5. Nikolaj Jakobsen (Dania) 10 (2,3,3,0,2) 6. David Nilsen (Szwecja) 10 (1,2,1,3,3) 7. Mathias Thornblom (Szwecja) 9 (3,2,1,2,1) 8. Joel Larsson (Szwecja) 9 (2,1,2,1,3) 9. Kamil Cieślar (Polska) 8 (u,3,3,2,0) 10. Lasse Kragh (Dania) 7 (u/w,0,2,3,2) 11. Jacob Bukhave (Dania) 6 (1,1,1,0,3) 12. Darcy Ward (Australia) 5 (2,w/2min,0,1,2) 13. Clinton Denis (Australia) 5 (1,1,1,1,1) 14. Damian Synowiec (Polska) 2 (1,t,0,0,1) 15. Mateusz Liszka (Polska) 1 (0,0,0,1,0) 16. Jasmin llijas (Chorwacja) 0 (t,w/zdbl,t,0,0) Should be 9 through plus one reserve(i think)given that 6 riders are seeded into the semis Some photos here

Think he is refering to the other Billy

To be honest i don't think they would have negotiated the qualifying round,which is where they should be next year.Put them in with Germany,Finland,Czech Republic,Slovenia etc

The Danish riders for the 80cc European Championships in Rybnik(04/05.08) Michael Jepsen Jensen Mikkel B Jensen Mikkel Michelsen Thomas Jørgensen Rasmus Jensen Nicklas Porsing Marc Randrup Simon Fischer Lasse Bjerre Jeppe Schmidt Nordic Championships,Norway Michael Jepsen Jensen Mikkel B Jensen Mikkel Michelsen Thomas Jørgensen Rasmus Jensen 1. standby Nicklas Porsing Kristian Lund takes charge for both from the DMU site

Didn't Ed Kennett enter in 2003? Is he the only one?Do wonder why,when the young Aussie kids can make it and with some success,that a couple of young Brits don't enter.I mean even the french enter

Are we going to see you there then Schumi?

Ha,fallacy.I often have problems if i use trains or underground.Saturdays + Sundays seem to be the time they do the track works.Trains being late and missing the connection,meant i either had to buy another ticket for the train in an hours time or wait 2 hours for the next train i could use on my ticket.I wouldn't say there is much difference between here and back home.Just luck

So,who has been out changing the road signs around eh? Sabotage

Go Niels,Go Kenneth And while not wanting any accidents,hope Lewis can take advantage if he gets the chance

Results of 2nd round German U21 qualis,North.Teterow 1.T.Busch 2.K.Drossmann 3.R.Baumann 4.R.Hermann Full Details

Result of last nights Tjæreborg Super Cup Final -Grindsted 1. Jan Graversen 13p 2. Patrick Hougaard 12p 3. Dannie Søderholm 10p 4. Nicolai Klindt 9p 5. Lars Hansen 9p 6. Claus Vissing 9p 7. Peter Juul 8+3 8. Jesper Kristiansen 8+2 -------- 9. Krister Jakobsen 8+R 10. Kenni Arendt 7 11. Tommy Pedersen 7 12. Patrick Nørgaard 7 13. Carl Johan Raugsted 6 14. Klaus Jakobsen 4 15. Casper Wortmann 1 16. Steffen Jespersen 1 17. Thomas Nielsen 0 18. Morten Frahm 0 Semi 1: Peter Juul 3 Jan Graversen 2 Dannie Søderholm 1 Lars Hansen 0 Semi 2: Patrick Hougaard 3 Jesper Kristiansen 2 Claus Vissing 1 Nicolai Klindt 0 DFDS Super Finale: Patrick Hougaard 3 Jesper Kristiansen 2 Jan Graversen 1 Peter Juul 0

1st Division 500cc Korskro Esbjerg 41 B.Lyngsø (3,3,3,3)12 T.Georgsen (f.rem1,1,3,3,3)11 Kr.Jacobsen (1,2,3,3)9 B.Nilsson (1,1,1,2)5 M.Kølbæk (2,2,f)4 Holsted 36 J.Kristiansen (3,3,3,2,1)12 J.Graversen (2,2,1,1,2)8 A.Sørensen (0)0 D.Søderholm (2,0,0,1)3 T.Pedersen (3,1,3,3,3)13 Herning 27 P.Juul (3,3,2,1,0)9 C.Lauridsen (1,0,2,2)5 M.Skov (0,1,1,0)2 K.Greve (3,2,0,2,1)8 S.Lauridsen (1,2)3 Slangerup 15 L.Madsen (e.f,3,2,2,0)7 J.Kristiansen (2,2,1,0,ex)5 M.Olsen (0,0,0,1)1 N.Kjellerup (2,ex,0,0)2 M.Svendsen (0)0 Had a lucky day today.2 great meetings and the rain held off,though it did come down heavy on the way there and back.But at least the journey wasn't in vain like last weekend.Another very impressive preformance from Brian Lyngsø.Best rider there.Made a great move to pass Leon Madsen,who had another typical meeting.Leading in his first heat he packed up.Always made the gate but seems to lack power and let Georgsen and Lyngsø pass him in two heats.But there was some great performances from Krister Jacobsen,Tommy Pedersen and even Claus Lauridsen looked good although his points total doesn't reflect that. 1st Division 80cc Holsted Slangerup 36 M.Michelsen (3,2,3,3,3)14 L.Bjerre (2,3,3,3,1)12 K.Nissen (2,ex,0,2,0)4 P.Tirsdal (1,1,1,1)4 M.Trasborg (2)2 Glumsø 34 M.Randrup (1,3,2,2,2)10 M.B.Jensen (2,3,2,3,0)10 A.Lyngkilde (1,0,0,0)1 T.Jørgensen (3,3,2,2,3)13 C.Randrup (0)0 Holsted 33 R.Jensen (3,2,3,1,3)12 M.Vissing (3,1,2,2,1)9 M.Madsen (0,1,1,)2 J.Schmidt (1,2,1,1,3)8 N.Søderholm (1,1)2 Fredericia 17 K.L.Nielsen (0,2,3,0,2)7 E.Nørret (2,0,1,0)3 U.Hansen (0,0,0,1)1 A.Vad (0,1,0,0)1 J.Andersen (3,0,2)5 A really great meeting at Holsted from beginning to end.In the first heat Mikkel Michelsen completely missed the start and then picked off his opponents one-by-one to win a fantastic race.In his second heat he done the same again almost,but Thomas Jørgensen was too quick.Both look in pretty good form for the YGT next week.Mikkel Bech Jensen also looked very good.Just had a problem with his bike in his last heat while comfortably in the lead.If he had managed that heat win it would have been a last heat decider between Slangerup + Glumsø

Heard news today that Michael Jepsen Jensen might not make it.He has a badly damaged knee.Will be going to Poland hoping to ride.But it might be down to the Doctor from what i heard

Not by any chance related to either are you.Funny you joined the same day and seem to post on Dan + marc's threads Mods!!!!

Is that on?Just thought i read Rybnik didn't have enough riders what with a few riding in the GP quali this weekend????

Yes.Normally when a town is called Bad somethingorother,it means there is some sort of healthy water source(health Spa) that people do or used to go to for cures to various ailments .Not sure what Kev needs curing .I think

Well "Bad" mean a place for bathing.Might be a good idea for Kev if you're implying he pongs a bit

I will be there too.Just have to say where to meet and what time the Travel Tours Bus gets there Thought Kev was going to tell me the schedule.Did you arrange a trip to Bad Zwischenahn?

Well i did partially answer this before in that Jagus + Holta entered the Polish qualification meeting but didn't get through.Well Jagus would have been in the meeting in Sweden last weekend as Pawel Hlib dropped out,but he was busy in Cardiff.Nicki + Hans must feel pretty safe,so that left Bjarne feeling the pressure.Hancock must feel safe as does Jason and Leigh.I guess Gollob feels safe or won't bother any more.Jonsson must be confident enough.That only really leaves Matej Zagar,Lindbäck + the Brits.Why they never entered is a mystery Maybe Matej feels safe as well,Lindbäck is a cocky bugger and .............