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Sportofaktwe says at the moment Two other participants the in the Grand Prix (Kasprzak has been provided to this elite group) will select additional gears. The pass will compete Batchelor, Madsen, Zagar, Iversen and Dryml. 5 rider race! Surely not.

Does Dryml miss out on run-off due to worst countback?

Wow was that a prediction or a question re smoli.

Heat 20 Martin Smolinski 3 Grzegorz Walasek 0 Kristian Iversen Niels 1 Martin Vaculik 2 Smolinski from the start leading up to the mark. The second fight Walasek, Iversen and Vaculik. Eventually, the latter came to finish second.

Heat 18 Peter Ljung 2 Krzysztof Kasprzak 3 Troy Batchelor 1 Adrian Miedziński 0 Good output from the band scored Kasprzak and wrote to his credit three points. The competition did not count Miedziński. We already know that the "Kasper" will ride in next year's GP series! Heat 19 Krzysztof Buczkowski 1 Hans Andersen 3 Ales Dryml 2 Peter Kildemand 0 victory against Drymlem Andersen, who had a large part of the race lead. One "eye" Buczkowski dowiózł to the finish line.

And Heat 17 Leon Madsen 3Michael Jepsen Jensen 0Jurica Pavlic Zagar 2Matej When you start to run it wysforował Madsen, and he probably won. Zagar on the route was only able to stay ahead of Jensen.

Splitting up the erroneous long word gives us 'Judge jobs after completing kilkunasto minute break Decided to re equation of the track.' Are we any wiser? lol I can hazard a pretty good guess or two but i won't be mean and spoil everyone's fun at trying translate it themselves

Had company and only just getting to check this meeting out. Translated heat reports from Sportofaktwe (hope i spelt that right for once). Clearly been plenty of good racing. at times. Run 16 Peter Ljung 2Peter Kildemand 1Martin Vaculik 3Jurica Pavlic 0 Three top players "shuffling" the corners as the first two. Then he left to run Vaculik and he won with nearly 30-meter advantage. Adrian Miedzinski gear 15 0Krzysztof Buczkowski 3Matej Zagar 2Martin Smolinski 1 Buczkowski even on the first lap ahead of Zagara, who then found himself on the third deposit. Slovene to not forgive, HOWEVER, and passed on the route Smolinski. Miedziński big loss. Krzysztof Kasprzak run 14 1Ales Dryml 3Michael Jepsen Jensen Kristian Iversen 0Niels 2 very interesting rivalry Between Kasprzakiem and Iversen. Data finally at the finish line faster. The nearly 20-meter advantage Dryml won. Once again, the race at the end of Jensen graduated rates. 13 Troy Batchelor Run 3Hans Andersen dGrzegorz Walasek 1Leon Madsen 2 Fight the elbows Andersen and Madsen, a rivalry That used Batchelor, who probably won. Andersen defect on the route. The 12 Ales Dryml 2Martin Vaculik 1Matej Batchelor 0 3Troy Zagar Zagar coped adequately with Batchelor and Drymlem. Vaculik, in turn, later passed Batchelor, who finished in fourth place Eventually. Heat 11 Michael Jepsen Jensen 0Peter Ljung 3Krzysztof Buczkowski 1Grzegorz Walasek 2 Starting torque fell prey Ljung and Swedish rider easily won. Buczkowski launched a successful attack on the route Jensen position and finished the race in third place. Race 10 Hans Andersen 0Martin Smolinski 2Jurica Pavlic 1Krzysztof Kasprzak 3 Kasprzak broke the inaugural wirażu from the back in the first place. For the last meters "Kasper" harass Smolinski. HOWEVER, Germany failed to take Pole. Race 9 Peter Kildemand wAdrian Miedziński 3Leon Kristian Iversen Iversen Madsen 1Niels 2 fall on the third wirażu. As a result of fighting the Danes out of the replay you Kildemand. Interruption until the lead was Madsen. Miedziński won by the length of the motorcycle before Iversen. For the first two laps took an interesting battle for second place Between players from the country's Hamlet. Race 8 Martin Vaculik 2Michael Jepsen Jensen Andersen 0Hans 3Adrian they Miedziński very fierce battle on the first lap. Andersen was best at this stage of the race and maintained until the end of running. Miedziński Jensen passed for a distance of having hardware problems. Heat 7 Niels Kristian Iversen 2Jurica Pavlic uTroy Batchelor 3Krzysztof Buczkowski 1 Pavlica fall after weak output from the tape. Croat went down the pitch and run is not interrupted. Splendid duel Between Batchelor and Iversen. Australian finally left behind him the data. Heat 6 Gregory Walasek 0Matej Zagar 3Krzysztof Kasprzak Kildemand 1Peter 2 big advantage Zagara and Kildemanda the Poles, who are not counted in the rate for the top positions. Heat 5 Ales Dryml 2Leon 3Martin Madsen Madsen Ljung 0Peter Smolinski are ahead of the other wirażu Drymla, who had left the best start. Ljung and Smolinski were changing positions several times. On the dash was faster Swede. Jurica Pavlic 4th gear 2Grzegorz Walasek 3Adrian Miedziński Wales Dryml 1 Adriana Miedziński fall. "Miedziak" stood on its own, but the replay was excluded. Walasek won with nearly 20-meter advantage over Pavlic. Matej Zagar 3 Kristian Iversen gear 1Niels 3Peter Ljung 0Hans Andersen 2 Iversen took the lead just after the exit from the band, but even on the first wirażu Andersen passed him. Then "PUK" retaliated by compatriot and Eventually he triumphed in the race. For the last meters of the third place fight Zagar and Ljung. Race 2 Martin Smolinski 1Troy Batchelor 3Peter Kildemand 2Michael Jepsen Jensen 0 Rough start, excellent reflexes show off Kildemand and the judge Decided to replay. Batchelor had in the second part of the race to repel attacks Kildemanda. The data had previously fought with Smolinskim, but the Australian was not able to overtake. The competition did not count Jensen. Race 1 Leon Madsen 1Krzysztof Kasprzak 3Krzysztof Buczkowski 2Martin Vaculik 0 ratio based on Radio Elka. For next year's Grand Prix will advance the top three Contestants compete in Gorican. The presentation was completed. Stadium filled almost to the Brim. After a good start Kasprzak wysforował time to carry out and had no problems to bring the three points to finish. About one "eye" fought vigorously against Madsen and Vaculik, which came out victorious Dane.

Thanks for that it looks a very nice update page. Will it be updating heat-by-heat or in batches? Saturday evening has a plethora of great sports events running alongside each other but i shall certainly fit that update page on to a screen somewhere lol. It's going to be after midnight when we finally hit the town though because of it all!

I've just come on to ask if there will be ANY tv cameras present at the track. If so it would have been a nice little extra for Premier Sports to slot in. As they also do streaming in addition to their tv subscriptions they could gain one-off income for the meeting. Although i guess that would have depended what's on their schedule UPDATE EDIT Went and had a glance and they have programmed a French rugby union league match between Toulouse and Toulon! I so had to resort to Wikipedia to find out what a 'Top 14' match was. I had presumed it was rugby's version of football's European Cup but nope nothing so grand. As for the SGP Challenge there are some iffy riders in there and i also fear a rider who will be outclassed in the series itself getting lucky on the day. Shades of the considerable downside of the old one-off World Finals looming.

As i was typing the post i was trying to think of specific fixtures. I'm thinking particularly of the 70's! I was a child when i used to watch Belle Vue at Hyde Road. I've got a vague memory of something like a 'Northern Trophy' match also counting as a League fixture, or some similar combination. I was more thinking on the lines more recent times not involving Belle Vue. Speedway wouldn't be alone in doing this as international football has done it too. Cheers i was just about to point that out.

Was about to suggest they might do what clubs have done before in the past and instead of a double header have a single match count for both competitions. However, as i logged in the press officer's statement appeared. Hopefully the fact that Mildenhall are prepared to stage two seperate meetings (not sure how much interest riders or fans have in the National Trophy?) is a heartwarming sign that the club are doing well, very much bucking the national trend. A double header would beg the question which match comes first the important play-off semi-final (in case rain arrives) or the 'trophy' match. If the latter that would mean forcing fans to watch a match they may prefer not too lol. Pretty much joking to a fair extent on that last comment and also of course National League clubs stage far fewer meetings than the higher leagues so therefore have an appetite for as many matches they can get?.

Cheers for that much appreciated. I never got time to watch the semi-final links but certain i can find the time for the finals. Polish speedway has the lot top riders and usually large crowds and great atmosphere. I hear some of the tracks are quite big and racy too! My Lady will do a lot of things but she won't do that! i'm sure that's a song lyric too.

Both and all very welcome. Again i can't stress enough that everyone has their favourite format absolutely nothing wrong with that. I've still got the MiniMax league tables and play-offs etc to keep updating so clearly my wickedness dues are not paid up yet. Unlike last year i won't be toddling off on a four month holiday two days after the season ends, however rest assured, i won't be spending my time tweaking the cards. I leave the BSF, Speedway Star etc behind come the end of the season and tune in again very late February or early March to see what surprises good and bad the new season is to hold!

Best joke of the night by far lol. Alas, once again i won't get to watch the magnificence that is Polish speedway simply clashes with multiple sports tomorrow. Hopefully with Torun being the last meeting of the series and not Vojens fans and those negotiating media contracts will be left wanting more. Lol now there's a thought i wonder if i can get to the shops to buy some more tv's in time. Unfortunately, i've just posted at the same time i won't get to watch it as i still only got the one pair of eyes and ears and a limited brain capacity. Man's multi-tasking limited to pressing remote control button and scratching one's proverbials at the same time.

Lol Lol

MJJ win also increases the headache for the 2013 series wild card selectors. Do either Holder or Pedersen ride for Torun? Or is it not that much of a factor as all the top riders have raced there so often. Goosebumps getting bigger and only 13 and a half days to go lol.

I've got goosebumps ahead of the final round already.

Will be ten points separating the top three in Torun.

Nooooo you didn't did you? tell us you didn't have a second bet

God forbid if Holder doesn't make the final as Nicki wil be like a demon possessed in the final with a chance to take the championship lead ahead of next week. Forget about the rule don't try to pass Nicki on the outside, just don't dare try pass him anywhere.

The tv team talking about riders being cautious picking up injuries before the final round. I always check the news from the injury carnage that Poland has become on a Sunday with bated breath.

Ouch, wouldn't be so bad except i'm guessing it's not as if Haderslev has many/any other events bringing money in to the town or region like the SGP does. We've had a year of fantastic GP's but the casual tv viewer was too busy with the Olympics and various other major events to happen upon the speedway. The one weekend when there isn't that much else on and the riders are frequently strung out. Hampel must have Uri Geller tuning his engines tonight. Nice qualification battle looming in heat 20 between Lindgren and MJJ. Only slight problem for them Nicki Pedersen and Emil Sayfutdinov in the race too. Got to admit despite being English i don't think i'd miss Chris Harris trundling around when one could have one of the new rising stars, or rider's showing much better ability who are on the verge of a wild card place. It is a great shame as Harris can be a fantastic racer and he poured a lot of money into his equipment this year. His absence wouldn't stop me watching a GP for one second.

What's the reason Vojens is being dropped for next year? Is it something to do with construction or not at all. Whilst the racing is pretty poor so far, not for the first time at that track, the Italian GP is usually no better and held in front of a minsicule crowd. It's better for the sport to have a crowd of 17,000 (figure quoted by the Sky team) bored to tears than a 3,000 crowd bored to tears lol. Heat points from those gates just as bad for blue. 22 12 19 19 Very nice by MJJ.

NIce to see Chris Holder win that one, you don't want to drop a point in a race you are clear favourite to win. Nicki will be hoping gate two has improved (2 and 2 pts last two races including Ljung!)