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Totaly agree. Pedersen won, three world titles using these tactics ,why not let Emil win this one bring on the pantomime. " he's behind you Emil "

Give him time

We can only live in hope

As always

All part of the pantomine

Harder and better

The rider that conned this referee in the GP's was ...........answers on a post card to any one who cares

Hopefully Emil will be at Kumla on Tuesday, can't wait for my league fix now

Another good entertaining GP , Good to see the old guard, percentage riders dropping down the score sheet, lots of passing and re passing, controversy, good nights viewing again.

No after tonight he's 17th out of 15

They do now.

The golden helmet race was against Martin Ashby at Cradley

Good crowd, good racing and a good referee. What a difference to last nights entertainment

Currently he's 16th out of 15 but as you say he's got 9 to go

Didn't deserve to make the semi, but Rob Lyon still has him as team GB captain

Don't need to, they just brush off the dust once a week

Try 13th /16th at the moment, hope Hampel doesn't get two wildcards

In the last GP series Nicholls won 5 races in 11 GP's, what he's not doing is getting close to fight for second place, which is where the majority of his points have come from in previous seasons. This season he's won less then 8 races in two leagues and two GP's. But I have no doubt if he wins the British final he will accept the Sky Sports wildcard again.

Thats impressive, photo's and race notes but totally correct, according to my notes.

Shame a really hard first heat, but all the Finnish riders did improve as the track got slicker. After heat 8 they really stepped up a gear.

The real problem is if Team GB come last they have to requalify, without home advantage. The current squad would have trouble beating the Czech, German and Slovenien teams anywhere except their own back yard

Nice edit

Personally I don't rate him either, but facts are facts

The question was asked, the answer is, on all the statistics available Lee Richardson is Britains no 1.

On current form using Swedish, Polish and UK averages Lee Richardson