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20th November 2010. I think there has been junior races, and a team fixture for the Darren and Sharron Boocock Scholarship tour.

I wish they'd use a different circuit in Denmark..... Getting very bored of watching Vojens and It's dodgey weather.

No space for Ludvig then? Would he find it hard to get a team place in the EL if not at Dackarna?

Theres talk of Freddie not wanting to stay at Zielona Gora, they could replace him easily in the short term, but having ridden for them for 5 years, It won't be easy on either front and long term he will be around for a lot longer than Hancock and Crump etc... He had some problems with the managment not letting him practise ahead of the final because he is terrible when his home track is slick. Possibly, he needs to race in Div 1 and become a heatleader there first?

I can't see it happpening. The new points limit may result in a few having to drop to the 1st division, but they'll all still find team places. I think the two GP rider rule still stands, although should possibly be changed to 2 in the top 10, three overall? Rumours: Crump to Rzeszów? Emil to Zielona Gora?

Has their been any major winter signings in Poland? There's talk of Emil leaving Bydgoszcz. Who are Rzeszów going to add to their squad to be able to compete?

My prediction, looks like a really tough series coming our way. 1. Jason Crump 2. Tomasz Gollob 3. Janusz Kolodziej 4. Jarek Hampel 5. Nicki Pedersen 6. Emil Sayfutdinov 7. Kenneth Bjerre 8. Rune Holta 9. Greg Hancock 10. Chris Harris 11. Andreas Jonsson 12. Freddie Lindgren 13. Chris Holder 14. Artem Laguta 15. Antonio Lindback

With just Bomber in the field, the Cardiff Wildcard will be a British rider. The idea to bring in this nominated wild card was to get Koldziej in. There's three rounds in Poland, 1 in Italy and 1 Czech Rep who don't have a rider that could compete, the nominated rider will be used during these rounds. They could basically put a British rider in for every other round.

Hans ans PK have both been disappointing for Dackarna this season, but their averages didn't drop by much?

I'm sure Tai will be very pleased to finally show Freddie his side of the world for a change! Ludvig will really relish this opportunity, he's a great guy, totally different personalilty to his brother, but still very pleasent to talk to. A good summer ahead for the guys, I wonder if there will be a live feed? Rob deserves this as he was such a great guy. Whoever wins will probably have aleast one memory of Rob close to their heart, so yes, Dirt an individual meeting with a great sense of purpose.

No way should Tai be even considered for 2011 after a nightmare 2010 season. As for the reason why his season has been pretty awful...... Tai has had at least 10 massive crashes. I mean, huge ones. I'm not sure how bad his injuries were, but having seein most of his crashes, I was surprised he didn't end up in the ambulance more often. He looks like he has pain in his ribs and can't hold the bike for 4 laps without making a mistake. He has already said that his fitness is his main priority this winter. Losing his dad I think made his whole preparation for the season very daunting. He has also said that he has had very little time to mourn his loss. However, the lack of support at GP's worries me. When you see Bjerre and Freddie's dad in the pits helping them out who are all accomplished riders and grown men and Tai is quite literally going it alone. He did most of the driving himself and missed quite a few of the practice's due to other comittments. Tai had Michael Lee with him, but that all went very sour when other GP riders told Tai he was being ripped off. Overall, I think he has learnt more about the set ups and the money side to the sport. He had a 'free ticket' this year - I'm sure he will not want to take another one until he can do himself justice.

Can see many of the Junior Foreign riders being loaned out next year. The 1st Division could get stronger because of it.

I'm praying that another Brit will be humiliated evey two weeks rather than Tai. I'd like to see 1. N Pedersen 2. E Sayfutdinov 3. J Kolodziej 4. L Richardsson/S Nicholls AJ and Hans look like they need a year out of the circus IMO.

On the contary, I like Hans and I like Rune Holta above any of the British riders as they come across as good guys as well as very talented riders.

I've always liked ZG because of their Micky Mouse badge... but they do seem a great club and the fans are out of this world.

Oh in 2007 Darcy was very much adored by all fans across the country, one of my friends didn't stop talking about him after seeing him debut at Buxton! I'd rather cheer on Freddie - a good guy and a good rider.

He meant in becoming loved and respected by the fans

Lets all agree and show Dirt that we all agree with him that Darcy Ward is a fabulos rider and that he is going to go places in a hurry. What people have a problem with Dirt is you slagging off other riders and team managers etc when Darcy has a bad meeting. It's obvious you're a passionate guy, but your comments come across as arrogant and offensive to other posters. Please, take it easy and let Darcy do the talking ON TRACK!

Ah good to see Ty Proctor has made an appearence in Sweden. He could be a good signing for a team in the Allsvenskan!

Zielona Gora's track is terrible. They are going to re-design it this winter according to another thread on here!

Come to Monmore.... Fred, PUK, Zengi and Greg can all race it...... Dudek, Drobucki and Pepe will get the hang of it

Seems Barrie Evans has been an inspired signing for the Heathens! I always thought he was a decent rider but he didn't ever seem to improve in the PL.

My stream froze, but when they replayed it... it looked like red fell on their own?

One of the races of the season!

Gate 1 looks very slick!