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Of course but I don't see the point in a temporary track if they already have stadia capable of holding GP'S. Poland have several stadiums capable and hold 3 gps as it is, does it really need a temporary track? I'm not so sure it will be so well attended next year. I'm an advocate of having it in big stadiums but only if that said country doesn't have stadium fit for a GP. All I will say is they won't get that next year. Poland have 3 gps already and stadiums capable of holding events without using temporary tracks.

I agree, it was absolute ridiculous for Poland holding a GP at Warsaw when they have several speedway stadiums capable of holding an event.

Exactly. It was obvious to me anyway but last night pretty much confirms it.

The track yesterday was far worse than Warsaw, so at least we now know why Warsaw was abandoned. With the track they way it is (shape and ruts) riders were just settling into whatever position they had after lap 1. For me the Warsaw track was not terrible but the attitude from riders over the starting gate was. The four heats leading to the abandonment were very good. All the riders like Prague as it's smooth, slick and well prepared but apart from a few heats it's mainly gate and go. I don't have any worries about Cardiff this year it was probably the best it's ever has been last year. We do need to have some more permanent tracks on the circuit though but I understand why they use temporary tracks in countries that haven't got the facilities.

The crowd looked awful in that first shot.

Brilliant! 👍

Pedersen said the track was "looking" good. This may have been before practice to be fair.

Well Holder is hoping for a better track tomorrow according to Twitter.

So basically Darcy pretty much lied to his fans all the way through it. Being over the UK drink drive limit he must have had a heavy night. So where is this "off duty policeman"

But he is at Wolves as you claimed yourself. Exactly. I'm not claiming he is a heatleader everywhere far from it but at Wolves he has showed it often.

Around Wolves absolutely not. Can beat anyone round there and was beating Wolves heat leaders consistently last season. Shame for you it's not allowed.

Could a draft rider guest? Just thinking Garrity for Wolves.

I can Poland being in the race off if Russia send a full side.

King scored 11 in the Kings Lynn round last year he has to be in at least for that. Tai Woffinden Chris Harris Danny King Robert Lambert

I think 12 is spot on. It would be better though if it was over a longer period of time say March to November but that would need another 1 or maybe 2 more non European gps.

It's the bspa fault no one else's. How long have they had to adapt?

I think Garrity is unlucky to miss out, been showing some great form recently but the squad is pretty much as you'd expect. The four I'd pick for Kings Lynn would be Woffinden, Harris, King and Lambert.

It's a shame Bomber isn't available tonight as you just know he would have jumped at the chance.

I've seen a few tweets suggesting Schlein. Klindt called him the new Holta, I may have put 2+2 together and got 5 though. Schlein did ride under an ACU licence in the European Championship qualifiers last year.

Bees will win but can see Swindon getting a point. Bees reserves will be to strong and looking at the forecast the track will be tricky which will suit Bomber and not Batchelor.

I'd go for Nick Morris, had a very good start to the season.

One thing I don't get is, as a bank holiday meeting put it on in the afternoon and not in the evening! Much more likely to get the floating fans to attend!

Crazy that Chris Simpson hasn't been reinstated to be honest. Cmon Bees management sort this and everything will be 100% spot on!

A nice comfortable victory. Roll on Friday.

Should be a comfortable enough win.