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Because after all the things you say happened, someone still has the balls to say WSL will grow to 6 teams and their price money will grow. If thats a reality in 2020 and my own track plans have worked out (we already have planning permission granted a month ago), I'll have a taxi pick you (as in iris123, not the lot of you... ) up at home, fly you to Tampere and make you ride speedway and drink beer like never before. All paid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEO8_JBLecM video from Ylitornio. Can anyone help me with results from 1990 icespeedway Nordic final at Uppsala? Hirvasoja won, who was second and third? Dates for the finals 1991 Seinäjoki, 1992 Örnsköldsvik, 1993 Uppsala?

They are both tax deductable. But if I would hire you to my company and paid you 10k a month, I'd have to also pay for your insurances and other which would actually mean you would cost me around 15k a month. This is pretty accurate on how it works in Finland at the moment. But if I were to sponsor you with 10k a month, you would only cost me 10k a month and all insurances and taxes would be your problem.

Holta was not the only one, it was a problem in Sweden with many sports that the sponsorship money or pay was paid in such a way that the taxman got upset. Many Finnish ice hockey players for example had to pay hundreds of thousands of tax years after the fact. But my moral (questionable or not) dont see a problem in a side deal that states me having to find a sponsor for a rider in order to get his signature. Holta was not the only one, it was a problem in Sweden with many sports that the sponsorship money or pay was paid in such a way that the taxman got upset. Many Finnish ice hockey players for example had to pay hundreds of thousands of tax years after the fact. But my moral (questionable or not) dont see a problem in a side deal that states me having to find a sponsor for a rider in order to get his signature.

Even while you can say with all honesty that Hancocks extra deals are illegal, they are still agreements between two parties that have been accepted by both. All this crap just underlines the fact that if a rider signs a deal in Poland, he sells his soul( some rider said that) to a sum that might be totally different than what the paper states. And if it comes down to a point that the club fails it's commitments, they make up some excuse and end up fining the rider with PZM backing the club when push come's to shove.

http://www.nopolanews.fi/videoarkisto Videos from the Nordic final at teuva.

No stream...

next stream!!

Lets all just agree that me and Jesper dont know what we're on about and that they'll have a oneoff track somewhere in the city.

I was meaning to check out how many times the ISG app has been downloaded from iTunes... It's rated for over 12 years old, 'cos it contains some or mild yet realistic violence...

Would you? From Gorzow to Wolfslake...

Wolfslake?

Interesting that they are painting Hancock to be the villain in this one. Not sure if't it the writer or google translate though?

Are you people talking about helatorstai?

Until a minute ago I lived in the assumption that for example Lambert could still take the German national license and the ride for ACU on a FIM license. This is how all other disciplines work and what the Rasmus Jensen case was about. I SINCERELY hope that the revised interpretation for this rule in track racing is written somewhere else, as I did not find it from FIM 2016 Sporting Code (a minute ago).

His manager though was not happy last year whining about the situation last year... His manager though was not happy last year whining about the situation last year...

Results are elsewhere already so not bothering with them. Track at Teuva was a frozen pond in the middle of a retired peat swamp. The open area was about 1200m*1200m meters big and the weather was not kind. No storm thank god but snowing and blowing all the time until it was raining just when the final was on. The location was ok, in the middle of nowhere but the meeting was ridden, best rider won and about 475 people saw it. Was told some swedes had complaints about the ice and maintenance, but Järf just said it was typical lake track when we spoke after the meeting. Haarahiltunen (finnish father) and Olsen stood out from the Swedes, Flodin drifted wide in his opener and fell hurting his finger and was sent to hospital.

They have the ice already, there are ways to keep it even with +1 to +5 degrees... Not for ever though, naturally.

So it's in Hallstavik then.

Everything else can be done during the weekend while in Pardubice, accommondation is the problem. Unless of course you are happy to throw away 200 a anight for a double. First year we stayed in Chrudim, 10km south from the track. Really nice little town with a train connection to Pardu.

Having written himself in to the series before the series starts, one becomes a GP rider. If you decline to ride in a gp and try to ride somewhere else, the FIM will see to it that you wont. For some time and and with a nice fine. EDIT: the fine was not in the gp rulebook, but if I had written myself in and said I'll ride in some local meet in Finland instead of the GP, the FIM would revoke my start permit for the friday before to the following tuesday + kick my ärse out of the SGP. rubbishrollsdownhill... Fim, fim europe, fmn's...

Thanks. The bank holiday thing dont work in Finland. Think we had 4 extra days off work last year, this year they all allocate to weekends!

22 riders enlisted for the Finnish final with four new names to add to my list of the past three years!! Tomi Kirilov (Tampere) makes a comeback with Miko Ronkainen (Oulu), Matti Isoaho (Oulu) and Timo Smed (Oulu) as "new" riders.

So it's sunday and monday for the Euro final? Whats that about, the supp regs are not yet online....