Crazy Munchie

1. Hancock 2. Jonsson 3. Hampel 4. Sullivan

janniro has been struggling with a knee inury for a while.

well done tomasz hope slawomir isn't too bad

thanks you're both stars.

anyone got any information regarding the line up for this meeting also will there be any updates?

those two would be the obvious choices and if they do get the wildcards then they will be well deserved. To be honest I can't see past them two unless they decide to use ronni pedersen. One things for sure, if Kenneth and Niels get the chance they won't disapoint.

Congratulations to Antonio

come on Floppy and Robbo

1. Rickardsson 2. Crump 3. Sullivan 4. Holta

Matej Ferjan even went as far as taking out an Australian license to cut ties with the Slovenian authorities.

1.Tony Rickradsson 2.Jason Crump 3.Ryan Sullivan 4.Scott Nicholls 5.Andreas Jonsson (if he stays fit)

totally agree with you Dekker

If anyone can possibly think that Scotty is a crap rider then maybe they've been watching a completely different sport for the last couple of years. Mind you some of the Berwick riders can't be all that good otherwise they would be riding against the likes of scotty week in week out maybe then we'd see who the real GP star is. I think we might already know though. I'd go for scotty getting a top 4 finish next year.

For me Tony is still the best rider in the world and will win the title back next year. I also think that as much as I dislike the man Jason deserved the title this year, but will never win the title now. As for Pedersen, the mans a cheat and simply holds onto the bike for his life. He has no control and will never win the title again. At least you can say Crump is a talented rider. For me the likes of Crump, Sullivan and Adams are on the way down and will be replaced by Scotty, Andreas and Lukas Dryml. Tony's got another couple of top class years in him yet but the youngsters are on his heels.

1. Tony Rickardsson 2. Rune Holta - won polish championship at this track 3.Tomasz Gollob 4. Andreas Jonsson GO TONY GO!!!!!!!!!

Or maybe Grzegorz Walasek. Wally was always a great entertainer in one way or another.

don't tthink Kasprzak will be riding as he has a broken ankle.

Aparently in the next couple of years BSI are looking to take the GP series to the Stade de France and to Hong Kong.

Antonio Lindback. Like a younger Tony Rickardsson, very exciting to watch. Quick out of the gate but can also overtake. Crashed against the fence at poole coming out of the second bend, didn't panic and turned the throttle back on to go from last to second and follow home his team mate. Never gives up which is the making of a future world champion.

Well I'd certainly rather have your options than that of Team GB at the minute.

Ok here's my top 10.............. 1. Tony Rickardsson - pure class 2. Jason Crump - as long as he doesn't have too many rushes of blood! 3. Lukas Dryml - fights all the way 4. Greg Hancock - Always there or there abouts 5. Leigh Adams - talented, quietly gets on with the job in hand 6. Nicki Pedersen - peeked to early and unpredictable 7. Rune Holta - Mr. consistency 8. Tomasz Gollob - mad man! (nothing else to say) 9. Scott Nicholls - slowly growing into a world beater 10 Andreas Jonsson - If stays clear of injury for rest of year.

1. TRicky 2. Dryml 3. Adams 4. Hancock. GO TONY GO.

Thanks Zetters. I take it you'll be going to the meeting tomorrow then. Have a good time mate.

Hi Zetters. any information on who went the fastest or just who looked comfortable on the track would be good. Particularly how did Andreas Jonsson go?

If it does take place in Avesta then Tricky's just secured another 25 points. It's his home town. It could turn out with a top three of Rickardsson, Adams, Zetterstrom. All of whom ride for Masarna.