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Like Rob B says the website is very old, it was done by a girl who use to watch the riders at the training track, she did them for a few others Spin King Junior as well. Its not very professional but it was done by who did them in their spare time, and t even has his date of birth wrong, something that led me to make an error on his age on a thread on here. There are people that know why Jason was prevented form riding, but it is a long time ago and is in the past and should stay there the main thing is that the lad is riding and is an excellent prospect.

Trouble is that you will be missing the mighty Tiger Lambert mate.

Cheers R and R.

Late tuning into the match is there anyone can tell me what has happened to Hampel.

The lad was worth the admission money alone, pure entertainment.

Would like to echo the sentiments of those already. RIP Arkadiusz Malinger

I am in Sheffield mate, and we have own team but only been watching the Polish stuff for the last two seasons, and I am hooked on it. I went over in April for the Leszno Grand Prix and a Polish League meeting the day after and it was fantastic, just wish that we could get crowds and atmosphere like that occasionally over here.

Totally agree with you Alan, opened a whole new world speedway wise for me mate.

Its strange one, I did not think that it should make any difference, just seems that when are at certain tracks the stream is not as good as others.

Quick question, does anyone find that the streams are good dependent on which tracks that they are racing, near always get great streams from Leszno, Zielona and Torun, but Wroclaw and Tarnow always seems to be poor.

Totally different sport out in Poland, the atmosphere at Leszno today appears to be better than when I was there for the Grand Prix.

They really do mean it, that last race was pure hard racing, Batchlor looks like he is revelling in it.

Could not agree more the atmosphere is electric.

Hard riding from Troy Batchlor.

I was just thinking the same, fully expected him to be missing from the meeting.

Afraid I am working late, so cannot make it, but I think you might find out that Kings Lynn's newest fan Squall might come over with his bag of carrots to munch on.

Darcy fully deserves his wildcard, the Poles have enough Grand Prix's to let their riders a go at it. I will be very interest to how Darcy goes I think he could do very well.

Similar at Sheffield with Simon Lambert, Nick Morris true average this season is around the 7 point mark, and Lambert true average is around 6.5 point. If you look at the teams that have been in or around at the top this season, they are the teams that have a rider like these two at reserve. Somerset it was North, and Workington Ingalls. I am convince that one of the main reasons for Glasgow have been head and shoulders above everyone else is not only they have Nick Morris they have Rajakowski as well has been down at reserve for Glasgow until recently.

Still been discussed first I have heard of it.

Good call lets face it we need all the help we can get, and I am sure the Aussies won't mind.

Think the scoreline flattered Gorzow in the end a fine performance by the Bulls.

Heat 12 what a race by the Leszno pairing. Gorzow don't seem to be get to grips with the track.

Excellent news about young Alex.

I think what you have to accept is the Polish speedway fans are a different breed to our Brits, they like to have fun make lots of noise and dance around, but if you interact with them they really enjoy it and you find that you do as well. I found this out when I went to the Leszno Grand Prix this year, with Paulco, Bluejam and Junior we were not long in our seats when we struck up a group of Polish lads, when they found out we were Brits they could not have been more friendlier. By the end of the night they had us up dancing with them (although it has to be said that unlike Bluejam who was showing all great dance moves Paulco was frankly rubbish). By the end of the night one of the lads insisted that Bluejam take his Polish baseball cap as a leaving present, and went for a beer with them. Unfortunately we lost most but we were left with one Jacob who treat me like his long lost brother, but they were great company and like I say if you interact with them they love it.

I think that Cardiff has become the spiritual home of the Grand Prix, and I think that everyone concerned should strive to keep it at Cardiff. But if not Cardiff why not Don Valley Arena at Sheffield, close to Sheffield town centre, close to Robin Hood Airport and Manchester airport, close to the M1 and excellent public transport links. The only downside would be it does not have de tractable roof.But like I say, every effort should be made to keep it at Cardiff.