KevH

That's what I thought when I heard the decision taken with Loram - If Andreas lodgesan appeal, and imo he should, the FIM will find it extremely hard to justify not awarding him the points. I believe the correct decision was taken with Mark, and the five points he got were a result of his qualifying position from last year so they were deserved - he earnt them on the track. He will be at a disadvantage in the next GP because he'll have to start in the qualifiers, so what goes round comes round. A good decision from the FIM, only spoilt because they haven't (yet) extended the ruling to Andreas.

You wish. yep, don't we all. this man is awesome (not Honey, I mean Rickardsson ) As I've said before, we are all priviledged to be watching a true speedway legend.

Halifax 38 Ian Cartwright 5:5:2 Kenny Carter 5:9:0 Merv Janke 4:4:0 Craig Pendlebury 3:2:1 Mick McKeon 4:6:1 Piotr Pyszny 5:12:1 Hackney 39 Finn Thomsen 5:11:0 Barry Thomas 2:0:0 Zenon Plech 5:14:1 Bo Petersen 5:8:2 Sean Willmott 2:0:0 Keith White 2:0:0 Roman Jankowski 5:6:2

The crowds at Waterden Road were "extremely disappointing", but it has to be said that the promotion could have been better. People living only a few miles from the track were unaware that speedway had returned.

Brilliant site Sidecar 121 and many happy memories were stirred by it. You got quite a few blank names on there so let's do a couple at a time - Picture 29 - l tp r - Terry Casserly, Graham Banks, Steve Koppe, Barney Kennett, Graham Clifton, Bob Spelta and Les Rumsey. Picture 30 - Barney Kennett Picture 4 - l to r - Les Rumsey, Ted Hubbard, Trevor Jones, Merv Jenke???, Ross Gilbertson, JSH, Graham Banks, Dave Piddock and Barney Kennett. I'll be back. ;-)

Thanks Iany

I know Seb Ulamek is one of the wild-cards on Saturday - who's the other?

Thanks for the clarification Steve - now you can see how much we need the village back :!:

If the rider is Barry Crowson the photo must have been taken in either 1968 or 1970, but the only year Kings Lynn rode in the old Second Division was 1969 - the mystery deepens!

Working nights last night and feeling tired Shazz? :clown Still waiting for IanH to confirm his World Final questions answer (If you can understand that )

I think the result of the WTC Qualifying Round in Latvia today finished as follows, can anyone please confirm? 1st - Germany - 65pts 2nd - Slovenia - 62 pts 3rd - Italy - 40pts

Please !! I'm not trying to change the views people have but some of them might be best left unsaid (unless they are on handlebars that is !!). And unsaid they are Lunchy ;-)

What mind?

Perhaps thats because you post a load of rubbish :?:

The doggie racing people might think that Canterbury speedway was the downfall of Canterbury and Speedway Well if they do - who cares? Canterbury and Speedway both benefited from the Crusaders and if you think any different - go watch dog racing :evil:

What with her bouncing up and down excitedly - you make a right couple ;-)

It was a car auctions site - not sure if it still is - maybe one of our learned Manny folk could clarify?

You told me she almost knocked you over Jo

Dave Gooderham?

And for any Scots who don't recognise her - Shazzy will be the one with an IOU jammed up her a.... ;-) :clown

Don't do that Lioness, I at least, find many of your posts very amusing - crack open another tin of Irn-bru and hit that keyboard.

I can't help thinking that commercial interests will have a bearing on the final deciision - so think about it - name two riders who come from well supported tracks who have no other representative. ;-)

Good days indeed, Cliv

I remember that meeting like it was yesterday and it's my opinion that the apre-race clash was no accident ;-) Another meeting which comes to mind was the Internationale at Wimbledon circa 1974 - Billy Sanders made his debut in the meeting, replacing someone who was injured and rode like a World Champion - I can't remember if he won the meeting but I know he came close.

Is her husband out tonight then?. :clown