To be dismissive of other nations riders is deluded.
This season, Woffinden in the Swedish leauge has scored 5 points from 10 rides in three meetings. The only opposition rider he has beaten is Linus Sundström.
With form like that the Danish round looks the easiest
IMO a good meeting as a neutral, the young Poles team riding was a pleasure to watch. Heat 8 when Kacper Gomolski overtook Nicholls, then team rode with Jablonski for another 5-1 over the ex GP rider was especially good.
Not sure if it was the first but 1978 in Hereford results were
1 Chris Baybutt GB 30
2 Franz Kolbeck D 24
3 Don Godden GB 23
4 Trevor Banks GB 19
The result in full is in Grasbahn Chronik
The 5 Qualifying rounds have been compleated.
The 2 Semi Finals are in Krsko and Landshut, each of these meetings have a Wildcard space, which should be taken by a Slovakian and a German rider respectively.So unless Bridger is offered one of the wildcard spaces he is out of the Championship
Good weekend all round, the Finns had everything organised really well, but the -17 on Sunday felt cold after the mild start to the winter in Sweden.
It always feels good to get the first ride of the season under the belt, all the new parts worked so I'm happy.
I'm hoping to ride Berlin this season, watch this space.
I don't know what I've done to upset f-s-p and be missed off the result list
Thanks Ian, I will be trying to ride wherever possible, as always.
I'm heading off to Finland this weekend for training in Rovaniemi. I hope the weather stays cold, 1,200 km's for a washout is no joke.
I've never really understood these 'veiwing' figures, when I was a resident in the Uk and had Sky tv no one asked me what I watched. How do they arrive at these figures? I know the music singles chart at one time was, three London record shop's sales, but how do Sky work out their numbers?
IMO your about 5,000 to many with active supporters.
Woffinden and Lindbäck were both eliminated at the Motala Semi Final. Woffinden scored 5 points, Lindbäck scored 7, with all the statistics neither will do much at GP level.
But on nationality Woffinden choose a winner, if he would have stayed an Aussie he would need to wait till Crump retired. Now he can guarantee the same 4 years as Harris regardless of results.