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It can't possibly happen. Russians are not allowed to race anywhere. As he has a Polish licence (and citizenship) he is allowed to race there, but he absolutely won't be allowed to race in the UK, or anywhere else as his Polish licence won't cover him anywhere other than Poland.

No they won't be. They are only allowed to race in Poland, as it's against Polish law to discriminate against their own citizens - both hold Polish citizenship.

https://youtu.be/C0BtEnfhXeE Another link here.

Russian Individual Championship, stages 1 and 2 , December 17/18, details including streaming links within this post here from the Ice Gladiators FC Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/icegladiatorsFC/permalink/1486260485229637/

Russian Super League stages 1/2 this weekend. December 10/11..all details within this post, including line ups and race card. Will be broadcast via YouTube, on this channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBuZhb543-j_pL5kW0NhmEw and if blocked, on the other channel listed within the post: https://www.facebook.com/groups/icegladiatorsFC/permalink/1486269675228718/

Hi Conkers, Te best place to catch all the steaming is via the "Ice Gladiators FC" Facebook group. This is a direct link to it here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/icegladiatorsFC/?ref=share One of the admins there, Anton Terebenin posts details of upcoming meetings, and whether they will be streamed or not. In many cases he himself streams them, and he's pretty good, with a decent level of English too, allowing you to interact and converse with him via the chat on the streams. Be aware that some streams will be via YouTube and others via the Ice Gladiators VK page (VK is a Russian version of Facebook) but all are good quality. If you need any more help, ask me and I'll give you more precise details closer to match days once I see the links appearing.

No issues at Rawicz. Lots of redevelopment going on there and a wealthy owner. It's a completely different place from even 5 years ago.

If not speed at announcing their team line ups weekly...!

Ryanair have Monday to Monday direct flights to Wroclaw next year from Edinburgh.

I'm assuming like me, you are an Edinburgh fan? I've been to Wroclaw many times and it's my favourite of all Polish cities. The Old Town square is the largest in all of Poland, bigger even than Krakow's, and one of the most beautiful of the city's places to be. If you are there only for the race off and final, then you'll likely spend a lot of your time in and around the Square, where there are many great bars and restaurants to choose from. One of my preferred eating places in the Square is the Italian place O Sole Mio, and it's perfectly possible to meet riders there - Zmarzlik was having pasta for lunch just a couple of tables away from me on the day of the 2019 GP there. But to be honest, wherever you choose, you'll get a decent meal at a good price. Bars are plentiful too, and as it's the SWC, there will be speedway fans milling around all the time, including me! When the sun goes down the bars come alive around the Square and beyond. There are too many good places to really mention, but Casa de La Musica in the Square has a great atmosphere and is busy basically until you decide to go to bed, which can easily see it continuing until 5am or afterwards. PRL next door is also good. If like me you're planning to be there for the whole event and are going to be staying for a week, then you'll probably want to explore a bit more. Look out for the hundreds of wee gnomes all around the city - they have their own websites which tell you about them all, and are a big tourist attraction. Sky Tower, the only skyscraper in Wroclaw is definitely worth a visit, but you will have to book tickets in advance as it's busy in the summer. Tickets aren't expensive, (23zl - less than £5) and the lifts rocket you up to the top of the building - 49 floors up - in less than 50 seconds! The view from the gallery at the top is amazing! Link below... There is a water park to go open air swimming, a large sauna centre with dozens of public saunas (I'm going to try this place next year) and it's great fun getting the tram (again inexpensive) out from the city centre in any direction for a few stops and just investigating. No doubt you've seen some of the links below, but I'm adding them in case you haven't. PM me or message back here if you want any more information! https://galeria.skytower.pl/punkt-widokowy https://www.wroclawguide.com/en/ https://www.getyourguide.com/wroclaw-l2036/ https://visitwroclaw.eu/en/top-10-attractions-wroclaw

Leszno themselves have now confirmed he won't be back.

VK link here: https://vk.com/video-81427162_456239461

VK link here: https://vk.com/video-53550004_456241231

VK link here: https://vk.com/wall-53550004_58125

As all three Ekstraliga matches will be at the same time, as Racers and Royals said, Kergel's ucoz link will be the place to find them all. The VK links we will have to wait and see, but they obviously will likely only focus on one of the 3 meetings. Once they come live, I'll add them.

Slight correction - Wiktor didn't actually crash yesterday. It's the remnants of his hand injury from an earlier crash.

Rybnik line up: 1 Mateusz Dul 2 Kacper Tkocz 3 Kajetan Kupiec 4 Szymon Bandur 5 Krzysztof Lewandowski 6 Mateusz Afflet 7 Jakub Krawczyk 8 Kacper Grzelak 9 Kacper Szopa 10 Paweł Trzesniewski 11 Oskar Hurysz 12 Wiktor Rafalski 13 Damian Ratajczak 14 Maksym Borowiak 15 Mateusz Bartkowiak 16 Antoni Mencel R1 Lech Chlebowski

Another VK link for SEC: https://vk.com/wall-53550004_54690

VK link here for SEC: https://vk.com/video-53550004_456241224

It's his scaphoid. Not the pelvis.

So the obvious question is, why haven't all the teams done the same?

You win the most ridiculous post of the week so far hands down.

No worries. I have no plans to delete it so it'll be there until eternity I'd guess haha.

FIM SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS – SON2 STARTING LINE-UPS (IN DRAW ORDER): (Friday 29.07.22) A – AUSTRALIA: 1 Keynan Rew ©, 2 Fraser Bowes, 3 James Pearson. Team Manager: Mark Lemon B – LATVIA: 1 Francis Gusts ©, 2 Ricards Ansviesulis, 3 Ernests Matjusonoks. Team Manager: Vladimirs Ribnikovs C – POLAND: 1 Wiktor Przyjemski, 2 Jakub Miskowiak ©, 3 Mateusz Cierniak. Team Manager: Rafal Dobrucki D – GREAT BRITAIN: 1 Tom Brennan ©, 2 Drew Kemp, 3 Leon Flint. Team Manager: Neil Vatcher E – DENMARK: 1 Benjamin Basso ©, 2 Kevin Juhl Pedersen, 3 Jonas Knudsen. Team Manager: Hans Nielsen F – CZECH REPUBLIC: 1 Jan Kvech ©, 2 Petr Chlupac, 3 Daniel Klima. Team Manager: Zdenek Schneiderwind. G – SWEDEN: 1 Gustav Grahn ©, 2 Casper Henriksson, 3 Philip Hellstrom-Bangs. Team Manager: Morgan Andersson

FIM SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS SEMI-FINAL 1 – STARTING LINE-UPS (IN DRAW ORDER):A – GERMANY: 1 Kai Huckenbeck ©, 2 Norick Blodorn, 3 Erik Riss. Team Manager: Herbert Rudolph.B – POLAND: 1 Bartosz Zmarzlik ©, 2 Maciej Janowski, 3 Patryk Dudek. Team Manager: Rafal Dobrucki.C – UNITED STATES: 1 Luke Becker ©, 2 Broc Nicol, 3 Dillon Ruml. Team Manager: Steve Evans.D – LATVIA: 1 Francis Gusts, 2 Jevgenijs Kostigovs ©, 3 Olegs Mihailovs. Team Manager: Vladimirs Ribnikovs.E – FINLAND: 1 Timo Lahti ©, 2 Timi Salonen, 3 Jesse Mustonen. Team Manager: Peter Jansson.F – AUSTRALIA: 1 Jason Doyle ©, 2 Max Fricke, 3 Jack Holder. Team Manager: Mark Lemon.G – UKRAINE: 1 Marko Levishyn, 2 Stanislav Melnychuk ©, 3 Vitalii Lysak. Team Manager: Vasyl Melnychuk.