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So Crump was happy finishing 2nd in the World Championship 3 years running? He never looked that happy about it.

And consider this: had Hampel been fit for the 2nd and 3rd GPs there's no guarantee Crump would be standing 2nd at the minute, is there? You disagree? Well, true, there's no way of knowing. Just as there's no way of knowing Crump would have qualified for the semis without the refereeing decisions.

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So Crump was happy finishing 2nd in the World Championship 3 years running? He never looked that happy about it.

And consider this: had Hampel been fit for the 2nd and 3rd GPs there's no guarantee Crump would be standing 2nd at the minute, is there? You disagree? Well, true, there's no way of knowing. Just as there's no way of knowing Crump would have qualified for the semis without the refereeing decisions.

 

Balderdash

 

Sorry, just trying something out (Rubbish) whereby you completely disregard the post you are replying to (Utter Tosh) by posting a few random words (Balls) or go onto make another point as though they are somehow related. (Arse)

 

Nope, doesn’t do it for me. (Bernard Crapper, Colin Pratt, oops, it’s not as easy to stop as I thought.)

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Balderdash

 

Sorry, just trying something out (Rubbish) whereby you completely disregard the post you are replying to (Utter Tosh) by posting a few random words (Balls) or go onto make another point as though they are somehow related. (Arse)

 

Nope, doesn’t do it for me. (Bernard Crapper, Colin Pratt, oops, it’s not as easy to stop as I thought.)

 

You can always plead insanity.

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You may be suprised to learn that they have changed the format for deciding the world speedway champion. Instead of the old one off 'night itself' world individual final they now use a series called the Grand Prix a bit like motor racing.

Oh yes. That reminds me... This "Grand Prix" thing...

 

Tony Rickardsson SWE 25 20 25 25 = 95

Jason Crump AUS 18 25 16 4 = 63

 

Looks like Tony might take a holiday and miss the next GP, while he gets himself sorted to give his services to another British team ???

Another 4 points for Crump in the next "Grand Prix" round, will bring him up to 67. That would mean another holiday for Tony. :lol:

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Yep, if Trick could but even more daylight between him and Crumpy to seal the championship mid season, that would keep the interest high and enable us to attract sponsors and media attention more easily. I’m looking forward to more GPs run with the same success at the Aussie GP the other year. We need GPs as close as this year so we can hopefully grow the series world-wide….blah blah blah

 

So I’m whinging again. Need to knock this habit of wanting what’s best for speedway.

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I fully agree with what you have wrote, Crump is back to his old self,not a nice man, last year he seemed a changed man and hence raced on to be WC.

 

Crump needs to grow up and think to himself why he isnt popular and why he is Not a role model for young riders.

 

Crump is a top rider and the best on his day, sadly his attitude lets him down.

 

"He has grown up quite a lot."

 

Dunno who said that about Crump but, before last night, I would have agreed. Last year he had the most mature attitude I've seen from him. He took things on the chin, he was confident about his ability without blaming others, and he cut down on the temper tantrums . . . and, funnily enough, he actually became World Champion as his ability deserved!

 

However, from this GP (and I know it's only one) he seems to have reverted back to type. And he will not be World Champion with an attitude like that.

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No need for capitals old fellow.

And someone interviews TR after every grand prix. He's usually the last one they interview and that's because he's won it.

 

Rickardsson is a very clever rider, he knows just what he can get away with, Crumpy is an out and out racer, just like his dad. Both are capable of winning GP's.

It shows that its better to race with your head than your Heart, most of the time.

 

And when Sky do try and interview Trick after a bad race his mechanics muscle the interviewer out of his garage, all round the team is cleverer at PR. Probably because Speedway is such big buisness in Sweden, and not here or in Oz.

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And when Sky do try and interview Trick after a bad race his mechanics muscle the interviewer out of his garage, all round the team is cleverer at PR. Probably because Speedway is such big buisness in Sweden, and not here or in Oz.

 

and there is nothing wrong with that so long as no one acts inapropriatly

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It's what Sky are there to do.

They caught Jonsson out in Eskilstuna and a couple of riders tonight. So credit to Scott Nicholls for always taking time to speak to them and ALWAYS being polite and measured in his responses.

Except when he uses the F word on Monday night, in front of the sky cameras.

Which he did

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