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Try this: http://se.aktuellspeedway.eu/match/7024/

Attendance 95 I see. https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/552036 - has broken 100k signatures.

No, just 8 dead heats (or less if you also have some 4 rider dead heats).

It seems very tough on Smektala as the list is promoting young talent. But because he's 22 he is overlooked for a load of 21 year olds, of whom only Lidsey is currently a match for him. (although I do think Kubera will turn out better than Smektala in the long run). My choices 1 Lidsey 2 Michelsen 3 Smektala or Pawlicki 4 Loktaev 5 Holder 6 Pawlicki or Smektala

And presumably 2020 GP scoring. I.e. the winner of the meeting's final will be champion even if outscored across all 23 races by another rider.

Sounds remarkably similar to BSI's proud boasts about 20 years ago.

Last night seemed to be a success. The obvious questions now are: How many people subscribed? and Where do we go from here?

That's the final of Division 2. Both were staged last Saturday.

50, a mere spring chicken. Bernd Diener is 60 and he should have been in this year's series, and did ride in the Challenge missing qualification for next year's series by a single place. Edit: and with Hummel and Pijper finishing in the series top 7 Diener should be in the GP next year

Next Tuesday is off, but the October fixtures might go ahead. How does this compare with amateur football? Is that continuing with crowds?

Simples He won the qualifyer (Golden Helmet http://www.speedwayw.pl/kaski/zk_2019.htm )

My refund's already come thru!

Plymouth's communications have been superb throughout the last month. The fact that in the middle of covid (with so many extra things to do) they were able to respond to complaints about lighting and respond by making improvements before the next meeting is quite a contrast with some clubs who can't even fix a PA system after three years of fans moaning.

I thought it had already been staged and won by Tero Aarnio?

It is worth noting, that in Germany Bundesliga soccer is taking place with crowds of several thousand and infection rates higher than many parts of Britain.

Just get in your time machine, go back to October 2020 and apply for your refund!

e-mail in my inbox timed at 9.59am Apply for refund before end of Oct or ticket rolls over to next year's event at Belle Vue (date unspecified)

Tobias Musialak and Rasmus Jensen didn't need visas to ride for Swindon last season. Did make them British? Crump is Australian, but I have no problems in him riding in this year's British Final Actually for once I feel sorry for the BSPA, they have sweated buckets to get this event on and been met with a barrage of whinges from fans, and now there is a strong likelihood that the event will be cancelled and they'll have to foot the sunk costs.

If you think the BSPA notice about spectator behaviour was prescriptive try reading the original diktat from which it was produced. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-guidance-on-phased-return-of-sport-and-recreation/elite-sport-return-to-competition-safe-return-of-spectators

I thought he looked pretty good, but had no speed. I think it is most likely he just hasn't had enough outings to sort out his set up.

Best hope is that those lobbying (and they have a strong case) for Berwick's removal from the 'enhanced' lockdown area are successful. Otherwise it is very unlikely to go ahead.

Made his Swedish debut for Njudungarna circa 1965 and was still riding for Vetlanda in 1997. A mere 33 years riding for the same team.

Simply a superb meeting, great racing and plenty of drama.

But they do know that Crump (J) was born in Bristol... I believe they mentioned it once!

Really! 'There's Dudek's father, no idea what his name is' Here's some clues: He rode for 23 years in the Polish League (14 of them with ZG) He appeared in 7 Polish Championship Finals (including a podium finish) He competed in this match: http://www.speedwayw.pl/dmp/1992/zgwr_1.htm