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I think Bach has to go for that one. He Nicki Ped Mitko.

No idea, but Ole Olsen obviously isn't in charge of this meeting. He's religious when it comes to breaks. It would've been five races and then a re-grade and water. Four breaks in total, no messing about. He's a golem, but he's a well-organised golem.

If Batchelor hadn't won Ht 16 he might as well have given up.

True, but what a pathetic ride from Risager.

Janowski not so hot if he misses the gate. Poland are missing Pawlicki and Gomolski, but will the loss of Kildemand mid-meeting cost the Danes dearly?

No, it plays in Media Player from the "soccerlive" site.

Peter Kildemand.

Kildemand hit a rut and fell awkwardly with both Nilsson and Mroczka glancing his back as they rode past.

Nilsson, Proctor was miles in front.

http://soccer-live.pl/transmisje.php?id=motorsport MS Juniorow U-21 Zawody Druzynowe - w Holsted Just click on the first Media Player "play".

Good point, well made.

And looks like a re-staging date of next Thursday. Are Swindon due to ride that night?

But a 5-1 for Torun in Ht 11 looks like a death blow to the hopes of Falubaz.

It's glorious. Puts Monday's Sky meeting in its proper place: second class and second rate. This is the real deal.

Fantastic from Sullivan in Ht 9. But what about his illness of yesterday? It's shocking the nonsense the BSPA allows to happen over here. They'd probably laugh in Sullivan's face if he tried to pull such a stunt in Poland.

Break, I suspect. Torun will get a result here and run away with the meeting. Edit: Fantastic gate from Walasek - awesome start.

They certainly aren't taking any prisoners in Torun - fast and furious action.

Coverage of Torun versus Zielona Gora just started and with Czestochowa versus Leszno to follow, it should fill the evening.

Two of them have to enter, nevermind qualify.

According to the Speedway Star, should it survive in the calendar, the final is set for these shores next season.

You wear it well, a little old fashioned but that's alright.

Is that when the name dropping curfew is lifted?

Qualifiers or nominated, they're still going to be cannon fodder. People decry the qualification process and say that it provides "weak" riders, but on the whole since the re-introduction of qualifiers they've performed better than the nominees. Look at the riders nominated since then: 2006 Nominees Global Superstar Lee Richardson Jaroslaw Hampel Antonio Lindback Niels-Kristian Iversen Piotr Protasiewicz Matej Zagar Two of the above qualified by right for 2007 (Zagar and Hampel) and they were helped by the retirement of Mr Rickardsson. 2007 Nominees Global Superstar Chris Harris Bjarne Pedersen Antonio Lindback One of the above qualified by right for 2008 (Global Superstar) and was helped by injury to Andreas Jonsson and Jaroslaw Hampel. 2008 Nominees Chris Harris Andreas Jonsson Fredrik Lindgren Krzysztof Kasprzak Only one of the above looks like qualifying (Andreas Jonsson). The Grands Prix circus consists of six riders, Andreas Jonsson (who seems content to faff around on the margins) and the cannon fodder.

Surely would've meant missing ANOTHER Edinburgh fixture, with the re-arranged meeting being a Friday?

Yes it was. Yes it does. Andersen was kicked out of the GP series at the end of 2005. He was "Wild Card" for the Danish GP and won it, was a "Wild Card" in Scandinavian GP at Malilla and featured in others as a replacement for the retired Tony Rickardsson. He did so well he ended up fifth overall in the standings, in spite of only riding in 6 of the events. And entered the qualification process and together with Wieslaw Jagus and Rune Holta entered the circus proper in 2007. Here are the tables from the years in question, beginning with 2005: http://www.speedwayworld.tv/en/sgpchamp http://www.speedwayworld.tv/en/sgpchamp06 http://www.speedwayworld.tv/2007champ.html