Phil The Ace

You and all your profiles on here could get a 100 page topic on her just by yourselves just by talking to yourself

Making the trip down Who do u want me to put as rider of the season panthers fans

Erm...... Yes you would as that fixture was already rode. The meeting at end of season was a totally different fixture

THREE of the World’s top four riders will be in action at Swindon in the Elite League Riders’ Championship on Saturday October 19. World Champion Tai Woffinden is assured of a rapturous reception from supporters of all clubs after confirming his title triumph at Torun earlier this month. Woffinden’s next challenge is to complete an immediate double by adding the ELRC to his trophy collection for the first time – a feat managed by Chris Holder this time last year – and it would also mean two major event victories in the UK, as he became British Champion on his home Wolverhampton circuit in May. Holder unfortunately misses out on the chance to retain the ELRC due to injury, but the riders finishing third and fourth in the World Championship are both in the line-up. Danish star Niels-Kristian Iversen has enjoyed another strong season both domestically and internationally, culminating in a third-place GP finish, whilst evergreen American Greg Hancock has been a vital component in Poole’s Elite League title push since joining the club as a replacement for Holder. Hancock is one of three former ELRC winners in the field, having triumphed back in 1997 – the first year of the Elite League – when racing for Coventry. The Pirates are one of six clubs with two representatives in the meeting as Hancock is joined by Australian sensation Darcy Ward, whilst both Matej Zagar (Belle Vue) and Kenneth Bjerre (Peterborough) have scored heavily in away wins for their clubs at Blunsdon this season – and Woffinden’s Wolverhampton team-mate Fredrik Lindgren won the event in 2010. The other former winner is Swindon track specialist Bjarne Pedersen, who was victorious on home territory when racing for Poole in 2004. The host club, whose top three were all closely matched by average, will be represented by Danish duo Hans Andersen and Peter Kildemand, with the spectacular Kildemand making his first appearance in the event. SpeedwayGB Events co-ordinator David Hoggart said: “Swindon take great pride in staging this event, and we are delighted to be taking it back to the Abbey Stadium once again. “It is firmly established there at present and we know they will have the stadium and facilities in perfect condition for the meeting. “It’s a terrific line-up and of course for Tai it’s the chance to complete an incredible set of World, British and Elite League individual titles, but I’m sure there will be several of his rivals going out there to stop him.” ELRC (Swindon, Oct 19, 6pm): Danny King (Birmingham), Tai Woffinden (Wolverhampton), Scott Nicholls (Coventry), Craig Cook (Belle Vue), Greg Hancock (Poole), Krzysztof Buczkowski (Peterborough), Fredrik Lindgren (Wolverhampton), Hans Andersen (Swindon), Kenneth Bjerre (Peterborough), Bjarne Pedersen (Eastbourne), Davey Watt (Lakeside), Jason Doyle (Birmingham), Darcy Ward (Poole), Niels-Kristian Iversen (King’s Lynn), Matej Zagar (Belle Vue), Peter Kildemand (Swindon).

LEICESTER SELECT 34: Magnus Karlsson 10, Ryan Fisher 8, Ricky Wells 7+2, Kevin Doolan 6, Jan Graversen 1, Alex Edberg 1, Ashley Morris 1. BELLE VUE SELECT 55: Craig Cook 14, Rene Bach 11+1, Thomas Jorgensen 9, Ryan Douglas 8, Steve Worrall 6+2, Max Fricke 4, Richard Lawson 3+1.

We're stopping in gdansk on Friday and lodz on Saturday night. That's half way from torun to tarnow. And staying back at lodz on the Sunday then back to gdansk on the Monday to fly home. Thanks

no need to. Driving the 6 hours to watch it live.

No offence but that's a bit disrespectful Tabaka is a decent rider. All action. He's not boring. Races to the finish line

And he still lost lol

So when are we at Leicester. Because seriously. This is not belle Vue speedway

Barker has crashed at Newcastle tonight and is off to hospital with suspected broken knuckles. Must be a doubt for tomorrow now and throw a massive spanner in the works.

Big fight in the pits apparently. Don't know who One can only imagine who they are

Bad season but better than normal. We had a great start but that was due to facing the poorer teams in the league early Pipe gate was a disaster add to that a month break really set us back Then kind of got it bk at end of season Not enough fixtures for me though One last thing that I enjoyed was the racing at kirky lane. A million times better this year so a big pay on the back to merideth for that

I'm going to this after torun. Anyone else going

Hearing Leicester versus belle Vue in a 2 legged affair Belle Vue on the 2nd october and at Leicester on the 5th October Don't think Zagar or zorro are riding at belle Vue or Leicester but heard a whisper that KK might turn out for Leicester at belle Vue. How true I don't know though

Ashley birks has broke his back badly in 2 places Get well soon. Gutting news for the lad

Kenneth as also signed for a club in 2014 already He flies round Brandon so no surprise if he will be coventrys first signing for 2014

Yep if the rumoured leagues will come to force As I said early. No one will have any idea of what teams will be like till end of November. Then we can all start GUESSING

Worrall will be at Lynn. Our team will be Zagar Cook Wolbert Fricke 3 others 1 maybe being lassie bjerre if atwoods still in charge But who knows what changes will be to the league. We will have better idea what teams will be like come November

Forget worrall and hougaard

Can some kind person please send me a link for the speedway later. That would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance

We are coming

Fighting with a minor is a crime. Punishment will follow Bridger now. Or so it should. That's if it's true

Classic porky

Of course. So it does.. Thanks SCB Can this thread get locked please