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will keep my eyes open then. I remember seeing a really good 80cc test match in 2005 between Sweden and Denmark at Gislaved. Are they likely to continue riding these in 2007 do you think?

Hi Iris. was wondering if you could help me? Am hoping to get to Denmark in August in hope of seeing some 80cc racing. Do you have any fixtures for this or know where I could find some. Also do you know if Michael LiGlad Jepsen Jensen is racing 80cc or stepping up to 500cc in 2007? thanks in advance. CM

Tack Anders och Gott Nytt Ar

Hi all. can anybody point me in the right direction to find the fixture list for the swedish domestic leagues in 2007? I have the complete Elitserien lists but am looking for the allsvenskan, div 1 andf 80cc fixtures any help much appreciated. thanks, CM

Emil is a huge talent and a classy rider to watch. Masarna have pulled off a great signing by getting him on board. Just a shame that he looks to be lost to the Elite League for a good few years yet.

thank you both very much for you help

thanks iris..any idea how old he is?

Hi all. was hoping that someone would be able to point me in the right direction for a rider profile / date of birth / club for Danish 80cc prospect Michael Jepsen Jensen? thanks in advance. CM

Couldn't see a thread for this anywhere else so thought I'd start one. Anyone got any news of rider/team line-ups and of possible updates? should be a good chance to keep an eye on some of the youngsters for the future.

I think that Antonio will mounting a serious challenge in a couple of years...but undoubtedly Crumpy is the man to beat now and in the foreseeable future. Think that Andreas Jonsson can also become more conssitent in the future if he stays away from bit part British racing and focuses on Sweden, Poland and GP's Other than that...Hampel is improving and looking further ahead maybe Lindgren, Kolodziej, Zagar could be in with a shout. As for the Brits...Kennett, Wright, etc need to make the big "gamble" and step into full tiem elite league racing and look to ride abroad aswell instead of messing about in the Premier for ever if they are to ever seriously be of a good standard in GP racing. Bridger needs to stay focused and keep going. Maybe Stead is Britains only chance in the coming years, but can't help but think if he was ever going to be good enough, he would already be in the GP series...but instead spent too long in the Premier League. Other than that you're looking at the real youngsters like Josh Auty and Brendan Johnson before you get to any seriously talented Brits.

Hi all anyone know whether there will be updates for tomorrows meeting from Germany? Hoping that our Polish friends at sportowefakty will come to the rescue? Thanks in advance. CM

Without wanting to alarm anyone...I booked my tickets around 2 weeks after they went on sale through ticnet.it and recieved them within 4 days of ordering them.

Ok I know it's getting very close to the actual race metting but..... We have 3 £75 tickets available and will accept £55 each for them. tickets are for seats located in block M12, row 15....seat numbers 4,5 & 6. This is also an airhorn free zone. If interested contact...07720839277 thanks CM

Rafal Kurmanski 22/08/82 - 30/05/04

After preliminary rounds.... 1. Sebastian Alden 14pts 2. Fredrik Lindgren 14pts 3 Antonio Lindback 13pts 4. Henrik Moller 12pts 5. Morten Risager 11pts 6. Robert Pettersson 11pts 7. Ricky Kling 9pts 8. Lars Hansen 8pts Final was then run to confirm the Nordic Champion... 1. Henrik Moller 2. Fredrik Lindgren 3. Antonio Lindback 4. Sebastian Alden ........ Patrick Hougaard only qualifies as reserve for the semi final in 9th place. Congratulations to all who made it through especially Antonio and Fredrik

Thanks Tarabanko...any idea when the rest of the fixtures will be released? (Allsvenskan, Div 1 and 80cc etc?)

Hi all. Does anyone know when the fixture lists for the Swedish leagues are due to be released??? thanks CM

THANKS

any updates available from both today and tomorrow?

I'd go for ... 1. Tony Rickardsson - Sweden 2. Jason Crump - Australia 3. Leigh Adams - Australia 4. Nicki Pedersen - Denmark 5. Greg Hancock - USA 6. Bjarne Pedersen - Denmark 7. Andreas Jonsson - Sweden 8. Tomasz Gollob - Poland 9. Antonio Lindback - Sweden 10. Jarek Hampel - Poland 11. Scott Nicholls - GB 12. Matej Zagar - Slovenia 13. Kenneth Bjerre - Denmark 14. Janusz Kolodziej / Greg Walasek - Poland 15. Rune Holta / Lukas Dryml - Norway(Poland) / Czech Republic Richardson, Andersen and Sullivan have had there chances and have failed to impress, time for some new blood, and also some riders who have impressed in the European leagues this year to have a go. Also think that the Under 21 World champion should be given a place in the GP next year.

congratulations from me aswell.

I think you'll find you are dreaming! He had an unconvinsing meeting in Poland (Tarnow) scoring 2,2,1,3,1 = 9 On the one occasion he came up against Lindgren the race result was... Shultz, Lindgren Davidsson, Jakobsen It's amazing that he managed to go unbeaten by Lindback considering Lindback was in the other semi final in Italy(Lonigo) However in the Scandinavian round of the qualifying (a preliminary round)Lindback won the meeting beating Davidsson

1. Anton Lindback 2. Kris Kasprzak 3. Pawel Hlib / Adrian Miedzinski

1. Andreas Jonsson 2. Tomasz Gollob 3. Jarek Hampel 4. Anton Lindback

I'll be there...am going out for the week and staying by lake garda. hired a car to avoid any possible travel problems