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1st Gathercole 2nd Hedley 3rd Proctor run-off between Herne brothers and Harding for last spot

After 4 races each, Corey Gathercole 11pts Tom Hedley 10pts Tyron Proctor 10pts Jay Herne 9pts

After first 4 heats: 3pts: Trev Harding, Cory Gathercole, Tom Hedley, Robert Ksiezak, 2pts: Lee Herne, Tyron Proctor, Mitchell Davey, not sure on any more than that at this stage.

Some of the guests lined up for the show are; Neil Machin John Berry Ivan Mauger If you want to listen follow the link from the above posting and click on listen live.

This Saturday, the 30th December sees the Australian Solo Championship qualifier at Gillman. South Australia. Live coverage of the event will take place on Radio Fremantle (www.radiofremantle.com) from 18.30-21.30 WA time (9.30am-12.30pm UK time). Neville Riseley will present a special Let's Talk Speedway show and will cross to John Gledhill at Gillman for updates after every four races. In between these updates Neville will have telephone interviews with fans and also has some special guests lined up. If you would like to take part in the show, please e-mail your telephone number and name to admin@radiofremantle.com no later than 2pm Friday (5am UK time). Neville will then contact you at a suitable time to confirm your participation. The line-up for this event is; Arlo Bugeja Mitchell Davey Cory Gathercole Trevor Harding Tom Hedley Jay Herne Lee Herne James Holder Mark Jones Robert Ksiezak Elliot Myers Tyron Proctor Ryan Sedgeman Korey Smith Daine Stevens Aaron Summers Kane Munro (Res) The normal Let's Talk Speedway show will still run Saturday morning 10-12 noon WA time (1-3am UK time).

Thanks for that BFD. Any news on how John Oliver did?

You can listen at www.radiofremantle.com Click on archives, then Saturday. Rod's interview starts 21 minutes into the hour long show.

Craig Boyce was interviewed on Radio Fremantle on Saturday. If you want to listen go to www.radiofremantle.com go to archives and then Saturday. Click on full program. Interview starts about 45 minutes in.

David Tapp was interviewed on Radio Fremantle Saturday morning regarding the changes for 2007. If you want to listen it is available on archive for 7 days at, www.radiofremantle.com go to archives go to Saturday and click on full program

I pre-booked tickets on the internet about 4 weeks before the GP, and had a choice of 10pm, 10.36pm or 11pm from Cardiff Central to Bridgend. On arrival at Bridgend for the journey into Cardiff there was a poster up saying "last train back from Cardiff 10pm". As the last race finished we rushed to the station and got there about 10.15pm to be told the 10pm had left, but another train would be put on for 11pm. We then stood in the queue until 10.55pm when security let us into the station. We missed the presentations and the fireworks because of some very poor communication by the rail companies. To add insult, when we got back to the campsite at Trecco Bay the people that had driven into Cardiff had got back before us. So much for public transport. Why don't we all drive into Cardiff next year and gridlock/pollute the place?