PersonalResponsibility

You're right, but a stopped clock, etc. Why don't the LCQs just go 3-5-7-9 v 4-6-8-10? Is it designed to give an advantage to 3rd place?

Hopefully there'll be a reasonable chance of getting tickets for those choosing not to pay for packaged trips like this. I don't think the capacity is huge and, understandably, Aussies will no doubt be keen to watch a GP on home soil.

They did host this in 2013, which in hindsight had an insane level of talent. https://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/12642/world-u21-final-round-berwick

Lindgren? If he wants one, he should be in. He'd have been comfortably top 6-8 if he'd been fully fit all season, and is still entertaining.

Thank you R&R for running the competition + everyone for playing along, thoroughly enjoyed it. Hope to see you all again next year!

... because he seems like a decent bloke who has rattled the crossbar 2 years running? I'm not talking about his speedway ability.

You have to feel for Brady Kurtz. I don't think I've ever seen anyone so fed up.

The biggest night of his life and the first thing he's presented with is a tinpot Monster branded fuel tank. What a feeling 😂

Robert Lambert - World Champion 🏆🇬🇧 Unbefrickinglievable. YES.

There's every stat you could possibly want on here (translate to English in top right): https://live.baansportfansite.nl/event/1124/fim-speedway-gp-of-poland-torun.html. Did you mean no sprint races?

No they don't, but they're not randomly paired up either. It probably wouldn't work having 16 riders coming and going on to a speedway track, so just give them all a set time/amount of laps instead.

The qualifying system is so bad, especially when there's a Sprint race at the end. A rider will go 0.3/0.4 quicker than 10-12 riders and he'll lose out because he was drawn against the best qualifier. Why can't they just do 3 laps on their own, similar to F1?

Fair enough, it should've been safe to assume they were on given the number of dates!

Yeah, shame about that. Hopefully the TBC round is at the NSS, otherwise the racing has just taken a huge nosedive. It's great that Ipswich has loads of space, big capacity, etc., but the track is not a patch on the NSS, or even that good at all. Still, Coleman is entitled to do as he pleases. I am pleased the GP is going back to Oz. The rumours seemed to suggest 2028 but it's good news for the sport. It'll be a once in a lifetime type trip but it'll be great!

Ref is never going to exclude Thomsen surely (and rightly so)