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Probably this one: http://soccer-live.pl/transmisje.php?id=motorsport You'll probably need "sopcast" to watch the action.

I don't think so. Last season the Swedes picked Lindgren as "wild card" for both their GPs, which I think more or less sealed his place for 2008. I think by not selecting Davidsson for Malilla the Swedes are stating a preference to Lindgren remaining in the series, rather than bringing Davidsson in.

And Rzeszow drop Davey Watt and Kenneth Bjerre for Sunday's meeting against Leszno: http://www.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel/2008/07/...bjerre-i-watta/

Okay, looks like some Rzeszow supporters might've been a little bit more forceful in their comments: http://www.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel/2008/07/...dy-w-rzeszowie/

Can't argue with that - some glorious action, of that there's no doubt. I thought the Coventry versus Peterborough meeting was reasonably good, but then you see action like the Bydgoszcz versus Ostrow meeting and you realise that it was mundane.

Another shameful display from the global superstar by the looks of things. I gather a couple of Rzeszow supporters let him know exactly what they thought of his efforts after the meeting in Wroclaw at the weekend.

Not so, young W: http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/ind...43244&st=60

0048 453 89 11 is the number listed on the club's website ( http://www.zkzkronopol.pl/index.php ). You could e-mail the club at: klub@zkzkronopol.pl

Presumably it came from six rides at reserve. So, it isn't that good, is it?

I'm guessing Prague will be getting ready for some events to remember the 40th anniversary of the Warsaw Pact invasion while the GP is on.

And the results: Dackarna 43 : 53 Lejonen Hammarby 51 : 45 Masarna Avesta Indianerna 60 : 36 Vastervik Rospiggarna 46 : 50 Piraterna Smederna 45 : 51 Vetlanda

Drop a cog is Colonel Blimp.

That is true. But the global superstar and Harris no doubt believe that they have a God-given right to be in the GPs.

That's because they expect BSI to be knocking on their door asking them to join the circus.

Be interested to know how he'd manage to ride for both Great Britain and Australia? Facing facts, the only Australians likely to want to ride for Great Britain are the ones not good enough to get into the Australian team.

It's good for a laugh.

I watched the Rzeszow versus Zielona Gora meeting - Falubaz were certainly pushing their luck at the starts and a couple of their riders were caught out touching the tapes. But, apart from that, they prospered at the starts and Rzeszow could do nothing about it. An abject display from Rzeszow, who just offered nothing. The global superstar was pathetic. But he wasn't alone. Bjerre was useless and Watt was worse than that.

I doubt anyone reading the above could doubt your stupidity. I've never read such nonsense in my whole life. That would be heat your beloved Bjerre did a pirouette all by his odious little self on turn 2 and still managed to get into the re-run - shameful decision from the referee.

Why is anyone surprised? Sky is just a second rate broadcaster with plenty of cash to flash around.

No, read it again - in 2009 one round of the SGP (Grand Prix) and the SWC Race-off and Final will be at Leszno.

Speaking of Nicki P, in his interview after the final he seemed to believe one of the rival teams last night was a weird 1980s Rockabilly group:

You're not wrong. Your view is definitely through "white cross" tinted glasses. You probably didn't think Bjerre should've been excluded in Ht 18. That was one of the worst refereeing decisions ever. But Gollob hard on Pansy Pedersen? What on earth are you on about? The Pansy just about had Gollob in the fence going down the back straight. Is this just a case of the limp-wristed Bjarne wanting to dish it out but not able to take it? And it doesn't matter if the deflector hit him - he wasn't going to make it so he laid it down. He should've been excluded.

What was that all about? Bjarne Pedersen should stop being such a pansy. Gollob did nothing at all wrong - just typical limp-wristed riding from Bjarne Pedersen. And he should've been excluded for laying his bike down in Ht 7 - he even admitted he laid it down in interview.

Don't believe everything Peter Oakes writes in the Speedway Star. BSI signed a contract with Unia Leszno in 2006 for the following events: 2007: SWC Race-off and Final 2008: SGP round and SWC round 2009: SGP round and SWC Race-off and Final The full details can be found at the following: http://www.crash.net/news_view~cid~19~id~137758.htm I read the Speedway Star, I wrote to the Speedway Star, they e-mailed me back saying it "looked like" I was right, but Peter Oakes continued writing that Coventry would hold the Race-off and Final in 2009. I wrote to Unia Leszno and they replied that there was "no doubt" the Race-off and Final would be hosted on their track.

Ah, what the hell: 1..Australia 2..Denmark 3..Sweden 4..Poland