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The other way to look at it is that AJ finished below a guy who missed a quarter of the GP season. All the best Rob

Joe, this is the sixth time that AJ has been handed a wildcard, one more than any other rider. Surely that's too many. Especially when there are the likes of Vaculik, who could come in and do a better job. I hope he's been told to finish in the top 8 next year or finish in the top 3 of the GP challenge. All the best Rob

What's your obsession with Bomber? He qualified fair-and-square on merit. There's 11 riders who qualified for the 2016 GP series. Bomber is one of them. I agree Vaculik would be a good addition to the GP. But it would be in place of another seeded rider. I would suggest AJ. All the best Rob

That makes no sense, with two Swedes seeded already. I'd use the reserve spots to nominate riders from nationalities not already picked e.g. 1. Vaculik 2. Milik 3. Smolinski Mind you, I'd have Vaculik in instead of perennial charity case AJ in the first place. All the best Rob

Oi!! Wayne Carter truly has the patience of a saint. All the best Rob

Barry does the music. Graham does the announcing. All the best Rob

I think it's the sixth time he's been seeded in. In which case, he supersedes the other three, who were all seeded in 5 times. All the best Rob

AJ again? How many times he has been seeded in now? All the best Rob

Full story here: http://scunthorpescorpions.co/?p=4515 Second signing to be revealed next Thursday. All the best Rob

Off the top of my head, 1951, 1960 and 1985 were three other years with a three-man run-off. All the best Rob

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Thank you for proving my point.. All the best Rob

SCB, but were any of those other 9th-placed riders already handed a wildcard in the Grand Prix Challenge? How much chances should a particular rider be given within a calendar year? Should it only be one wildcard per rider per year? The irony is poor Bomber Harris get more stick... and yet he's qualified on merit in the last two seasons. All the best Rob

But Greg isn't fake. He is genuinely nice. All the best Rob

It's not just one Challenge, though: 1. He was eliminated in the semi-finals of the qualifiers, after crashing out in his opening ride. 2. He received a wildcard for the GP Challenge, but failed to make it through. 3. He failed to finish in the top 8 of the Grand Prix series, although I accept he did three rounds less than everyone else in this case. So PK has had three chances to qualify for 2016 and blown the lot. In that case, should he be given a wildcard? Is there not an argument that any rider who is given a wildcard for the GP Challenge should not also be given a wild card for the GP series? Zmarzlik grabbed his extra chance with both hands and booked his place. All the best Rob

Surely AJ has been given enough wildcards already. Give Lindback the Swedish slot. He's a lot more entertaining. Not sure if Kildemand should be given a wildcard, on the grounds he was already given a wildcard for the Grand Prix Challenge, and failed to grab that additional opportunity. All the best Rob

Maybe it's because it's not BS. My own personal experience of Greg is that he's a top guy. You can put Travis McGowan in that bracket as well. All the best Rob

The Martin Knuckey/Danny Ayres battle was a fabulous one, as was Ayres' brave third to first move around the boards in Heat 5. I found the Mildenhall meeting much more entertaining than the Eastbourne one, because the Mildenhall lads were out there giving it their all. The first meeting was a farce at times. I think it was Heat 7 were Eastbourne held a 5-1 on the last lap, then both of their riders looked behind, slowed down (with Spiller pulling completely off the track) and let the Coventry riders past, as suddenly the race became a 4-2 to the Storm. All the best Rob

Here's what Masters has to say: http://www.theherald.com.au/story/3449048/sam-masters-why-i-had-to-fight/ I think Masters was a bit daft to be provoked that easily, but he is something of a hot-head. Meanwhile, I don't understand all the Greg hate on this thread, starting with the opening post. Certain Nicki fans would be throwing their toys out if that sort of hatred was directed towards Nicki. So why is it OK with Greg? Especially considering what a nice chap that Greg is. All the best Rob

It’s the Posa example which keeps me wondering exactly how long Greg could continue. If he manages to keep himself in shape, it’s not unreasonable that Greg could still be riding in five years’ time. It might be tough beyond that, because conventional speedway has more world class participants than its Ice Racing counterpart, in which the Russian Championship is probably tougher to win that the World Championship. Typically half the field in the Ice Racing Grand Prix are making up the numbers. All the best Rob

Gemini, Eastbourne dropped their combined averages by over a point yesterday. All the best Rob You can't treat the public as daft. They have got eyes. Spiller was particularly blatant. All the best Rob

Hi Neil, Sorry - have now cleared space in my inbox - it was full. All the best Rob

Second meeting was definitely the better of the two. Eastbourne were very disappointing, and it was clear that several of their riders were on a mission to reduce their averages. Daniel Spiller was particularly blatant about it. All the best Rob PS Disappointed not to have a programme to fill in - tried everywhere before the meeting, the kiosk, the track shop, the pit gate (couldn't try the office because it was locked up), but no luck. Not even any photocopies available. I could understand it, if there was a huge crowd, but there wasn't.

Cheers Neil - nice day today, so will be over later. All the best Rob