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Or "Wikipedia is wrong shock"

Jody Scott accepting a guest booking instead of appearing here hardly screams 'important meeting

I went to Grudziadz earlier this season and it was a sell out so I wouldn't buy on the day.

That it clashes with Oxford v Workington If it really was the NDLRC Luke Killeen would be in it and the Cheetahs using a guest. But it isn't and Killeen is riding for Oxford, not in some jumped up open junior meeting.

It was listed (as Caledonian Riders Champ) but has now disappeared, presumably as a result of other rescheduling. I imagine it will reappear later in the season

His British career spanned 14 years and he was over 40 when he retired from riding regularly in top line US meetings.

So you agree that RnR is right to correct you. He was a former Russian national and has since represented the Polish national team in FIM competition.

I think Workington have a pretty good excuse. NONE of their riders are available - because they are all riding for Workington at Oxford.

You clearly haven't read the Poole press release which claims otherwise.

It is crystal ciear: It is the NDLRC per Poole website (must be true?) The BSPL website says it is an NDL series round (in two separate places) - so doubly true. ... or maybe not? I don't know. ... ask me again on 27th June

Edinburgh announced a date for theirs (listed as the Caledonian Riders Champ)

Usually there is some, but for the last SoN it was all coned off with police enforcement notices.

At least when it's in Polish I don't end up shouting at the screen in frustration at the innumeracy of the commentators.

Isn't there a rule that you are only allowed to say nice things about Jaywick if you live there?

I don't think either of those are the most Improved. I'd nominate Sam Hagon.

He's under 21 (at 1.1.24) so yes

It depends on his reason for not riding in the qualifiers. That might count against him. Can anyone tell me why he wasn't involved?

He'll do well to finish in the top 6. He's done well to qualify, not many Brits do. And there's a reason - the foreign riders are better (at least on the continental tracks where these meetings take place) Przyjemski has to be favourite, and I honestly think Flint will finish about tenth (but I'd be pleased if he proved me wrong)

14 Europeans - so surely no 15 must be Australian (or possibly Lightcap)

Hurrah a Brit qualifies. Lightcap, Andersen and Bednar would be my preferences for wildcards. PS I'd forgotten about Blodorn who must be a dead cert given he couldn't be in two places at once today.

Yes. Can't say it was the most memorable meeting. Lebedevs a deserved winner though

There were four rounds in September and one in October last year (the Rawicz round wasn't staged. http://www.speedwayw.pl/inne/tpp_2023.htm Junior Pairs Tournament (for the six teams eliminated from first round of DMPJ) Pts 1st 2nd 3rd 1 Rawicz 92 3 2 0 Franciszek Majewski 61, Błażej Wypior 31 2 Gdansk 78 1 1 1 Miłosz Wysocki 49, Eryk Kamiński 29 3 Gniezno 67 1 1 0 Patryk Budniak 29 (3), Jędrzej Chmura 20 (3) 4 Pila 67 0 1 1 Bartosz Głogowski 47, Konrad Pawłowski 20 5 Rzeszow 64 0 0 2 Bartosz Curzytek 50 (4) 6 Opole 59 0 0 1 Oskar Stępień 44 (4) Point scorers from 5 rounds unless stated. Rawicz round postponed twice and not staged

But plenty can change when riders are young and developing. A year ago the general view on the forum was that Dan Thompson and Sam Hagon were not making significant advances, but step forward a year and they are both hot. Similarly Vinnie Foord made limited progress last year but is going great guns this year

Are they repeating the underwhelming pairs competition for the six eliminated teams?

Unless all the rounds are at Lonigo and you'd name is ...