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I would crack open a bottle of Krug and drink down the lot in one go.

 

After a post like that you must have started early. You won't be celebrating after Norway (apart from toasting Crump 2004) so you might as well empty the bottle after the sad events in Poland for the still as always 5 times bloke :D

 

Shovlar's not an ar*e (although he does support Poole and there's no law against that, yet :lol: ), he does it to get a reaction and he generally succeeds. Just take it for what it is, a bit of banter

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Crumpy needs to get to Semi-Final to be 100% sure.

 

As if TR wins and Crumpy goes out as 3rd place in last eliminator he would have 8 pts, which would leave both level on 155 pts and this would mean a run-off for World Championship as confirmed in GP rules.

 

Having followed Phil Crump in 70's and Jason since he started, I booked my flight and tickets yesterday to be there on the night the best rider in World Speedway in each of the past 3 years and about the only rider who gives 100% in EVERY race no matter what competition, finally gets his just rewards!

 

Go Jason!

 

Dave

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I'm really pleased for Crumpy. After being runner-up on more than one occasion in recent years, he's basically got the cat in the bag. I was fortunate enough to meet him in March at Jan Staechmann's Juiblee. It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy!

 

B) Potters Lass  B)

He's a great rider, deserves to be world champion, but is, i am afraid, as mad as a hatter.

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He's been the best rider in the world for three years now and absolutely deserves to take the title.

 

I'll be delighted to see Crumpy win the title, but I'm confused as to where this oft stated "fact" comes from.

 

Over the last 3 seasons Tony has achieved a higher average in the UK twice, a higher average in Sweden twice and a higher average in Poland every year.

 

In the GP series Jason finished 2nd last year to Tony's third, whilst the year before he finished 2nd to Tony's first. Looks like Jason might finish ahead again this year.

By my calculations they have the same number of GP wins over this period. Jason has more seconds and Tony far more thirds (thanks mainly to this season).

 

Obviously when playing with statistics, you can make them say what you want, but I certainly don't think these figures suggest Jason has been the best over the 3 years. :blink:

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