secondbend

did send you an email with the missing results

at least there are news about the last ever issue ... http://www.retro-speedway.com/news.php?extend.99.1

Does anyone know if/when the last issue of the Backtrack magazine will be published? Is there a future for the magazine(s)?

Does anyone know what happens if one of the semi-finals is rained-off? Will the SoN2 be postponed then?

don't forget the rising energy prices (artificial tracks). As I said could be the death knell for the WC at least

e.g. a long track final (like Mühldorf last Sunday) costs the organiser a fee of 8,674 €.

If the prices were reduced, Armando Castagna and his friends would have to stay at home ... ;-) Discovery is SGP/SGP2 only but what about LT and Ice?

that is part of the problem. Another part is the high FIM approval fees. At the current stage, the clubs should be relieved. The officials could also be drawn from the respective event country. The death knell could ring for the Ice Speedway World Championship next winter ...

does anyone know what has become of the speedwaychampions.com website?

what about Vaculik - he got his 4th nomination within 5 years (same as Harris, Nicholls, Lindgren in the past) - he was injured this year, but probably wouldn't have reached the top 6 anyway but if you cannot get a place in the top 6 (or 8) more than once within 5 years are you stll rated as a world championship challenger??

Does anyone know what year he was born, Wikipedia says 1935, while other sources say 1936?

What about Andrew Silver, Neil Evitts, Andy Campbell, Ian Cartwright

@speedboy thank you for your help!

the Five One magazine was a monthly magazine published from March 1995 until December 1998. Can someone please tell me f there was an issue in the months November 1997 to March 1998 and in the month of November 1998?

Civitta, 08.06.1975 1 Germany 33 9 Wassermann, Hans 3,2,3,3 11 10 Gilgenreiner, Georg 3,0,0,2 5 11 Käter, Jan 3,1,N,N 4 12 Betzl, Christoph 2,2,1,2 7 19 Baur, Fritz 3,3 6 2 Austria| 26 1 Haider, Josef 2,2,2,2 8 2 Fischbacher, Hubert 2,3,0,0 5 3 Funk, Adi 2,2,1,0 5 4 Szerecz, Herbert 1,3,2,2 8 17 Grubmüller, Walter N 3 Italy 22 13 Terenzani, Armando 0, 0,1,N 1 14 Marzotto, Guiseppe 3,3,2,3 11 15 Biginato, Francesco 1,1,3,1 6 16 Casarsa, Dario 0,0,2,N 2 20 Bazan, Luigi 1,1 2 4 Netherlands 15 5 Seur, Piet N,N,1,0 1 6 Steman, Henk 1,1,0,1 3 7 Koppe, Frits 1,1,0,0 2 8 Egges, Tony 0,0,N,N 0 18 Kroeze, Henny 0,3,3,3 9 Heatdetails: ------------ 1: Marzotto, Guiseppe Betzl, Christoph Szerecz, Herbert Kroeze, Henny 2: Käter, Jan Funk, Adi Steman, Henk Terenzani, Armando 3: Wassermann, Hans Fischbacher, Hubert Biginato, Francesco Egges, Tony 4: Gilgenreiner, Georg Haider, Josef Koppe, Frits Casarsa, Dario 5: Szerecz, Herbert Wassermann, Hans Steman, Henk Casarsa, Dario 6: Kroeze, Henny Funk, Adi Biginato, Francesco Gilgenreiner, Georg 7: Fischbacher, Hubert Betzl, Christoph Koppe, Frits Terenzani, Armando 8: Marzotto, Guiseppe Haider, Josef Käter, Jan Egges, Tony 9: Kroeze, Henny Szerecz, Herbert Terenzani, Armando Gilgenreiner, Georg 10: Wassermann, Hans Marzotto, Guiseppe Funk, Adi Koppe, Frits 11: Baur, Fritz Casarsa, Dario Seur, Piet Fischbacher, Hubert 12: Biginato, Francesco Haider, Josef Betzl, Christoph Steman, Henk 13: Kroeze, Henny Betzl, Christoph Bazan, Luigi Funk, Adi 14: Baur, Fritz Szerecz, Herbert Biginato, Francesco Koppe, Frits 15: Marzotto, Guiseppe Gilgenreiner, Georg Steman, Henk Fischbacher, Hubert 16: Wassermann, Hans Haider, Josef Bazan, Luigi Seur, Piet

V. Lysak - born 09.10.1990 D. Mostovik - 26.06.1998 M. Rososzczuk - 22.09.1995 A. Kobrin -13.01.1991

I can only add the dates of the 5 rounds 11/08 Wiener Neustadt 15/08 St. Johann 25/08 Mureck 07/09 Natschbach 29/09 Felixdorf

Janowskis best result in Gorzow was 8th in 2018 ...

I'm looking for the Speedway Star issue from February 11, 1956. Would be phantastic, if someone could help me!!

I think I can help you with some informations about the longtrack/speedway in Homburg. They are taken from a club chronicle published in 1993. The longtrack was opened on May 25th 1952 and had a track length of 750 meters. A crowd of 20.000 people had been there for the first races. The 9th longtrack meeting (on August 15th 1957) was staged as a speedway event with a 4 Team Tournament. The riders did represent winner Germany (40 points), Austria (28), Finnland (28) and Sweden (21). The next meeting (on May 1st 1958) was also run as a speedway meeting. Germany (34) was the winner again with Austria (32), Netherlands (31) and England (17) following. The last ever longtrack meeting at this track (in Homburg district named Erbach) was on May 14th 1961. The track was then declared as a building site. The club later did stage grasstrack meetings from 1962 until 1965. If someone is interested I can send you copies of the 5 pages from the chronicle (in german) which tell about the longtrack/speedway/grasstrack history of the Homburg club.