tyler42

Nothing against the lad, but he was being talked up as the great british hope over 5 years ago!

So we now have a Scandinavian referee for a Scandinavian GP! I'm sure that will please a certian rider:wink:

NP Is the master of this tactic. Last year he did it against Crump. Harsh decision, but then again a lot of riders have been on the wrong end of harsh decisions with NP.

After watching Somerset and Scunthorpe. Olsen and co should hang there heads in shame. Talk about killing the sport. the quicker Olsen goes the better.

Pedersen has got some front to say crump got off it. He does all the time. Twice at Cardiff, once before with Crump. He just can't except being beaten fair and square.

Are you being serious, when you say there was no contact, or are you just saying that in jest!

I totally agree, Emil Sajfutdinov is fantastic around Bydgoszcz. He would have defiantly put the cat amongst the pigeons. It seems a shame Olsen doesn’t use the wildcard to give some of the young guns i.e. (Sajfutdinov, Holder, Pavlic) the opportunity to show what they can do. As has been said Jagus is a fine rider, but if he has no interest in the GP’s why give it to him.

I think if you can’t put the effort in to go through the qualifying stages, then you should not be considered for a wild card

Sorry Subedei. must have replied at the same time

I stand corrected, one rostrum. 3rd in Italy.

I agree, but from memory did Jagus not make the rostrum once or twice, And had he not got injured would have made the top eight. Maybe his face did not fit.

I stand corrected. So Kasprzak was given a wildcard over Hampel and Jagus! Did they not both miss a few GP’s last year due to injury?

Agree with what you say, the likes of Holder and Sajfutdinov, have got to be considered for next year’s Gp’s. It needs a big shake up. There are too many riders who are just making the numbers up. I accept Dryml and Kasprzak Qualified fair and square. But we saw what the youngsters did in the SWC. It does seem a shame that these young riders are kicking their heels, while certain riders in the present Gp’s will never improve.

I think Crump's post meeting interview said it all really. Game over NP world champion

What a fantastic meeting. Best racing I have seen for a while. if skys commentators can get excited about elite league racing, what would have they said about this meeting?

If I’m not mistaken, Todd Wilshire made his debut for Wimbledon in 1988, and within two seasons came third in the 1990 world final at Bradford. How many seasons has Troy been riding.

Now that was an Aladdin’s cave!!

wimbledon 1973-1 I think the rider with Rob Jones is Roland Duke

Reading unknown 85-2 Phil Ranson

Unknown with Martin Dugard in the Eastbourne section Is Andy Buck Unknown 2 with Martin Dugard Is Andy Buck In red, Rob Grant In yellow, White not sure but could be Steve McDermott

Boston 87-1 Is Jon Cooper

Arena Essex unknown 2 Is Simon Wiggs old mechanic Greg Williamson Arena Essex unknown 7 Is Sean Barker

Glasgow 87-2 and Glasgow 87-5 Is Jacko Irving

rider 1 Mark Terry rider 2 Paul Whittaker riders 11,12,13 Steve Schofield, Tony Langdon and Chris Louis