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With one round to go, so far we know Nicki Pedersen, Leigh Adams, Jason Crump, Neils K Iversen, Lukas Dryml and Bjarne Pedersen will take six of the fifteen places.

 

It would be unthinkable that Tomasz Gollob and Hans Andersen will miss the top eight, so thats now eight out of fifteen secured. This leaves three automatic places left with Hancock, Harris, Nicholls, Holta, Jagus, Jonsson and Hampel all capable of filling those three spots.

 

187 Nicki Pedersen

142 Leigh Adams

109 Jason Crump

100 Tomasz Gollob

98 Hans Andersen

90 Greg Hancock

87 Chris Harris

83 Scott Nicholls

81 Rune Holta

75 Wieslaw Jagus

70 Andreas Jonsson

67 Jaroslaw Hampel

66 Bjarne Pedersen

48 Matej Zagar

31 Antonio Lindback

 

Zagar and Lindback will be out, making way for Iversen and Dryml, but will there be any riders not in the current series that could get a nomination ?

 

Fredrik Lindgren - The first rider in the queue has to be the 22 year-old Swede who scored 21 points in his two appearances this season, including one Final place. With Sweden, like England and Poland having to have TWO riders in the Series, Lindgren and Jonsson should be 2 nominations.

 

Harris and Nicholls will both be eligable for a nomination should one of those two fail to qualify,while Rune Holta will get a nomination (ahead of Hampel) if he fails to make the top 8

 

So the Final 15 for 2008 are

 

Seeded

 

01 Nicki Pedersen

02 Leigh Adams

03 Jason Crump

04 Tomasz Gollob

05 Hans Andersen

06 Greg Hancock

07 Chris Harris

08 Nicholls or Holta

 

Qualifiers

 

09 Neils K Iversen

10 Lukas Dryml

11 Bjarne Pedersen

 

Nominations

 

12 Nicholls or Holta

13 Fredrik Lindgren

14 Andreas Jonsson

15 Jagus or Hampel

 

The final place will be down to Poland/FIM to choose between Jagus and Hampel. Cant see Kasprzak getting in front of these two.

 

Should Hancock finish 9th, then I would say Jagus and Hampel will both get nominated ahead of the ever present Greg.

 

 

Anyone I've Missed :blink:

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I'm gonna say:

 

1. Nicki Pedersen

2. Leigh Adams

3. Jason Crump

4. Hans Andersen

5. Tomasz Gollob

6. Greg Hancock

7. Scott Nicholls

8. Chris Harris

9. Niels K Iversen

10. Lukas Dryml

11. Bjarne Pedersen

12. Rune Holta

13. Fredrik Lindgren

14. Andreas Jonsson

15. Wieslaw Jagus

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Harris and Nicholls will both be eligable for a nomination should one of those two fail to qualify

Please let it be Chris Harris or we're going to have another load of "Nicholls is a beggar" posts that will last for the next 6 months. :P

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With TNT in the team, you've really got to think the Eggheads smashed the BSF team, haven't you?

What a load of ill-informed nonsense.

2 Swedes - 2 Poles and 2 English riders have to be in the line up.

 

Seems Mildenhall07 has the same 15

I'm gonna say:

 

1. Nicki Pedersen

2. Leigh Adams

3. Jason Crump

4. Hans Andersen

5. Tomasz Gollob

6. Greg Hancock

7. Scott Nicholls

8. Chris Harris

9. Niels K Iversen

10. Lukas Dryml

11. Bjarne Pedersen

12. Rune Holta

13. Fredrik Lindgren

14. Andreas Jonsson

15. Wieslaw Jagus

 

Emma Louise = If both Greg and Leigh finish, which is unlikely (especially Leigh), then Hampel or Jagus gets the one place (or two)

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Fredrik Lindgren - The first rider in the queue has to be the 22 year-old Swede who scored 21 points in his two appearances this season, including one Final place.

 

Does it?

 

Cant see Kasprzak getting in

 

Despite the fact he scored 17 points in 1 appearance.

 

Although he doesn't ride for Wolves of course.....

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Interesting in this week's Speedway Star to read Philip Rising's report of the Gp Qualifying Final.

The paragraph in question read ...."Lindgren, though disappointed, has the consolation of knowing that he will almost certainly win a seeded place for 2008 but the case for Kasprzak, despite his place on the podium in Bydgooszcz, is less clear".

Given that Philip Rising is also Deputy Race Director for the GP's (or some such important title) I think it is fair to surmise that he has a rough idea of the way the nominations will go.

Kasprzak's hope of a nomination are clouded by the claims of Holta, Jagus and Hampel.

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Nicki, Leigh, Jason, Hans, Greg and Tomasz will fill the top 6

 

The 7th & 8th placed riders will be filled by Bomber and Beggar :o

 

Bjarne, Lukas and Niels are already in so that makes it 11

 

The remaining slots will go to AJ, KK, Freddie & Zagar. Zagar will only be in for the sake of the Slovenia GP

 

So the 2008 register will be

 

Nicki Pedersen

Leigh Adams

Jason Crump

Hans Andersen

Greg Hancock

Tomasz Gollob

Chris Harris

Scott Nicholls

 

Niels Kristian Iversen

Lukas Dryml

Bjarne Pedersen

 

Andreas Jonsson

Matej Zagar

Freddie Lindgren

Krzysztof Kasprzak

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Can't see Zagar getting back in. Too far behind in the points to have a nomination ahead of Holta or Jagus, previous 9th and 10th places have got in the following year.

I have doubts that it is that important to have a Slovenian in the series, surely he would just be a Wild Card for Krsko.

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