Dekker Posted March 28, 2010 Report Share Posted March 28, 2010 Edinburgh Monarchs v Glasgow Tigers (ST 1st leg) 27/03/10 7. Kalle Katajisto 3,2¹,3,0,2,1 = 11+1 GLASGOW v EDINBURGH - (ST 2nd Leg) 28/03/2010 7. Kalle Katajisto 0,3,3,F,6 = 12 Looking good there fsp, looks like he has got better from last season. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pugwash Posted March 29, 2010 Report Share Posted March 29, 2010 I'll get back to this later, have some winding up to do at the spring conference and just came back from a short break, with kids Don't forget the announcement Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 6, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 6, 2010 Finnish calendar as published April 2nd. SM-finaalit 7.8. ~ Speedway ~ SM-finaali ~ Kauhajoki, KauhjMK 24.7. ~ Speedway ~ SM-karsinta ~ Kuusankoski, KMMK 17.7. ~ Speedway ~ U21 SM-finaali ~ Lahti, SsMK 24.8. ~ Speedway ~ Pariajon SM-finaali ~ Kuusankoski, KMMK Extraliiga 22.5. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 1/8 ~ Pori, PMK 1.6. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 2/8 ~ Seinäjoki SeMK 5.6. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 3/8 ~ Lahti, SsMK 12.6. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 4/8 ~ Kauhajoki, KauhjMK 14.8. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 5/8 ~ Lahti, SsMK 17.8. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 6/8 ~ Pori, PMK 28.8. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 7/8 ~ Kauhajoki, KauhjMK 11.9. ~ Speedway ~ Extraliiga 8/8 ~ Kotkat, SeMK Kaupunki Cup 23.5. ~ Speedway ~ Kaupunki Cup 1/7 ~ Pori, PMK 30.5. ~ Speedway ~ Kaupunki Cup 2/7 ~ Seinäjoki SeMK 6.6. ~ Speedway ~ Kaupunki Cup 3/7 ~ Lahti, SsMK 13.6. ~ Speedway ~ Kaupunki Cup 4/7 ~ Kauhajoki, KauhjMK 15.8. ~ Speedway ~ Kaupunki Cup 5/7 ~ Lahti, SsMK 29.8. ~ Speedway ~ Kaupunki Cup 6/7 ~ Seinäjoki, SeMK 12.9. ~ Speedway ~ Kaupunki Cup 7/7 ~ Pori, PMK U16 Henkilökohtainen 80cc Suomen Cup 5.6. ~ Speedway ~ 80cc Suomen Cup 1/6 ~ Lahti, SsMK 6.6. ~ Speedway ~ 80cc Suomen Cup 2/6 ~ Lahti, SsMK 12.6. ~ Speedway ~ 80cc Suomen Cup 3/6 ~ Seinäjoki SeMK 13.6. ~ Speedway ~ 80cc Suomen Cup 4/6 ~ Seinäjoki SeMK 28.8. ~ Speedway ~ 80cc Suomen Cup 5/6 ~ Kauhajoki, KauhjMK 29.8. ~ Speedway ~ 80cc Suomen Cup 6/6 ~ Seinäjoki, SeMK Federation training camps 16.4. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri ~ U21 – Hallstavik (SE) 17.4. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri ~ U21 – Hallstavik (SE) 18.4. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri ~ U21 – Hallstavik (SE) 24.4. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri ~ 80cc – Hallstavik (SE) 25.4. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri ~ 80cc – Hallstavik (SE) 15.5. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri + kilpailu ~ 80cc+micro ~ Pori, PMK 12.8. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri U21 ~ Lahti, SsMK 13.8. ~ Speedway ~ Leiri U21 ~ Lahti, SsMK 3.-5.9. ~ Speedway ~ U21 Joukkue ~ Leiri – (SE) National meetings 13.5. ~ Speedway ~ Yyteri Speedway ~ Pori, PMK 29.5. ~ Speedway ~ Kauhajoki Speedway ~ Kauhajoki, KauhjMK tbc ~ Speedway ~ Kemppi Speedway ~ Lahti, SsMK 1.7. ~ Speedway ~ U21 Suomi vs. Teurnberg Swedish select ~ Lahti, SsMK 2.7. ~ Speedway ~ U21 Suomi vs. Teurnberg Swedish select ~ Pori, PMK Longtrack 8.5. ~ maarata ~ Leiri ~ Vaasa, VaMK 15.5. ~ maarata ~ Leiri + Kansallinen kilpailu ~ Heinola, HeMK/SsMK 16.5. ~ maarata ~ Leiri + Kansallinen kilpailu ~ Heinola, HeMK/SsMK 3.7. ~ maarata ~ SM-finaali ~ Forssa, FMS 21.8. ~ maarata ~ Kansallinen ~ Vaasa, VaMK Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 13, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 13, 2010 Finnish season starts this weekend with a training camp at Hallstavik, Sweden. Last time I spoke to our head coach Jyri Palomäki, the camp will go ahead alltough there's been a lot of snow at the track during the winter. Also Juha Hautamäki and Timo Lahti will ride at Vetlanda this coming weekend, or so I'm told. 80cc riders will head up to Hallstavik a week later. Many of them have been practising at Eskilstuna already this season. Kalle Katajisto was the first to get competitive action this season, alltough Kylmäkorpi had a practise very early on in March. Nieminen followed and now during the past few weeks Jari Mäkinen has been to Poland and Sweden and Niko Siltaniemi, Joni Keskinen and the Lahti bros all were at Eskilstuna. So it's all systems go now! With the silencers Finland was waiting what Svemo is gonna do and now we know that. Personally I thought I had enough info on the subject and was convinced that Svemo would allow the old one's too until the end of the year and Finland would follow. If we follow now, we risk losing most of the KC riders, since most of them ride for fun. What a mess, I see no point in keeping up with the conversation anymore other than to just laugh to the whole thing at times. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 15, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 15, 2010 The tarck at Varkaus was opened this tuesday by Appe Mustonen. So it's ok to ride in Finland too. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bream Posted April 15, 2010 Report Share Posted April 15, 2010 And Im in the wrong place! I think I should bribe my teachers to let me go back to Finland earlier. Because my plan to do training in Bydgoszcz went... Ei se nyt taas menny ihan niin ku piti prkl.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 16, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 16, 2010 And Im in the wrong place! I think I should bribe my teachers to let me go back to Finland earlier. Because my plan to do training in Bydgoszcz went... Ei se nyt taas menny ihan niin ku piti prkl.. With the amount of money you've saved drinking beer in Bydgosz instead of Kuopio this spring you could buy your own practise there... You should atleast go and try again as the track is a bit different.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bream Posted April 16, 2010 Report Share Posted April 16, 2010 Yeah, actualy life is easy here. With even student budget you can live very nicely. Problem in training in here was that I was not able to get a garrage.. because it was just stupid to bring bikes in here for just a weekend. But.. 3 weeks and flight home. Damn, I havent actualy been this long time away from my bikes in 8 years. I miss them more than the people in Finland. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 16, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 16, 2010 Yeah, actualy life is easy here. With even student budget you can live very nicely. Problem in training in here was that I was not able to get a garrage.. because it was just stupid to bring bikes in here for just a weekend. But.. 3 weeks and flight home. Damn, I havent actualy been this long time away from my bikes in 8 years. I miss them more than the people in Finland. Were all idiots so who cares! I lived practically like a king in Berlin some years back with just the basic student money+loan. Tried to find a apprentisship and if that would have happened nothing would have stopped us. It didn't and maybe that was for the better, we still had fun! First day of training at Hallstavik and Niko Siltaniemi is outshining the rest including that stupid icelandic fog. Tero Aarnio is apparently also doing really well and doing some riding style adjustments towards the better. He's there to do some training ahead of the new campaign. Looks like anyone who was smart enough to ask for a "license" to come was welcomed open heartedly. AS SHOULD BE THE CASE! Mika Loppi is also doing well I'm told. Improving by every lap. My feelings about him are made well known in last years thread. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 18, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 18, 2010 Finland won Stjärnorna at Hallstavik today by sixtysomething to twentysometing. Niko Siltaniemi and Timo Lahti both took max. Hope to get the results early next week. Some pictures can be found from roffe lundstedt site. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iris123 Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 See the SCW team has been announced and no Joonas.Saw he had a bad score the other night.Is he injured or what is the reason he isn't riding? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davidba Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 See the SCW team has been announced and no Joonas.Saw he had a bad score the other night.Is he injured or what is the reason he isn't riding? What is the team they've announced? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iris123 Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 SWC line-up Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MattyHart Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 (edited) Where does the winner go through to? Edited April 22, 2010 by MattyHart Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davidba Posted April 22, 2010 Report Share Posted April 22, 2010 The Kings Lynn round with GB,Aus+Sweden i believe which is why i was taking an interest in terms of who i will see whom i haven't seen before. Now do i cheer on the home team Italy as i've never seen Cavichiolli,Greganin and Novello, or Usa for Hedden,Slovenia for Krajlic or Finland to see Timo Lahti??? Was kinda hoping for another Lahti or Mustonen, and indeed Duh and Voldrih These things keep me awake at night!!Back to the funny farm..... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 23, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 23, 2010 (edited) The Kings Lynn round with GB,Aus+Sweden i believe which is why i was taking an interest in terms of who i will see whom i haven't seen before. Now do i cheer on the home team Italy as i've never seen Cavichiolli,Greganin and Novello, or Usa for Hedden,Slovenia for Krajlic or Finland to see Timo Lahti??? Was kinda hoping for another Lahti or Mustonen, and indeed Duh and Voldrih These things keep me awake at night!!Back to the funny farm..... Joonas was left out so he could sort himself and keep fit, not get injured again just before tapesup. His website says he's fine even though he pulled out at Wolves. Finland has a good team now, taking Mustonen onboard for a SWC qualifier would have been a bit like taking Gunnestad jr. for your PL team, just a new name... Mustonen wasnt at Hallstavik last weekend, so it's hard to say what his level is currently compared to the other Finnish U21's. Teemu Lahti would have been OK I guess, he even might get the call if something happens. His style changed last year and is now a lot smoother -> faster. Havent posted the results from last sunday yet because I dont have them yet, expecting to get them today. I did have a word with the coach though and he said Timo Lahti was absolutely flying at Orionpark. Those JRM's could not have taken him any faster around the track ad Lahti used all of it. Like they said with racing engines, if they start up they'll break down and they're at they best just before exploding. Thats exactly what happened to Timo's engines on tuesday P&P. We'll see what happens today as Brovst is riding against Outrup? in Superleague. EDIT: AND DO KEEP UP DOUG! The Finnish team was announced here on March 16th. Edited April 23, 2010 by f-s-p Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tomazpozrl Posted April 23, 2010 Report Share Posted April 23, 2010 There'll be one change in Slovenia lineup. Voldrih replaces Stojs. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iris123 Posted April 23, 2010 Report Share Posted April 23, 2010 EDIT: AND DO KEEP UP DOUG! The Finnish team was announced here on March 16th. But i was still in Ice Racing mode back then Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davidba Posted April 23, 2010 Report Share Posted April 23, 2010 There'll be one change in Slovenia lineup. Voldrih replaces Stojs. Yay,c,mon Slovenia!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
f-s-p Posted April 26, 2010 Author Report Share Posted April 26, 2010 (edited) Stjärnorna vs U21 Finland from week a go at Hallstavik. Stjärnorna 29 Robin Burestad 2R10 3 Robin Messing 1’111 4+1 David Hillborg 21M1 4 Peter Wall 1’01 2+1 Niklas Larsson 3100 4 Tomas Bäck 21d 3 Linus Lydin 013 4 Tobias Bäck 1’11 3+1 Robin Bergqvist 200 2 U21 Suomi 67 Timo Lahti 33333 15 Jari Mäkinen d2’2’3 7+2 Niko Siltaniemi 32'32’2’ 12+3 Tero Aarnio d332’2’ 10+2 Teemu Lahti 23332’ 13+1 Joni Keskinen 302’2 7+1 Aarni Heikkilä 102’0 3+1 Erä erältä: 1. T.Lahti, Burestad, Messing, Mäkinen 2. Keskinen, Bäck, Heikkilä, Lydin 3. Siltaniemi, Hillborg, Wall, Aarnio d 4. Larsson, Lahti, Bäck, Heikkilä 5. Aarnio, Bergqvist, Tob.Bäck, Keskinen 6. T.Lahti, Mäkinen, Hillborg, Wall 7. Aarnio, Siltaniemi, Messing, Burestad 8. Lahti, Heikkilä, Tob.Bäck, Hillborg M 9. T.Lahti, Mäkinen, Larsson, Bäck d 10. Lahti, Keskinen, Lydin, Bergqvist 11. Lydin, Keskinen, Tob.Bäck, Heikkilä 12. Mäkinen, Siltaniemi, Wall, Larsson 13. T.Lahti, Aarnio, Messing, Bergqvist 14. Lahti, Siltaniemi, Burestad, Larsson 15. Siltaniemi, Aarnio, Messing, Tob.Bäck 16. T.Lahti, Lahti, Hillborg, Burestad Ei ajanottoa Patryk Dudek will now join Claus Vissing on the idiot list of speedway riders trying to ruin Finlands chances in the SWC. Luckily Timo Lahti didn't hurt himself as badly last friday as Kylmä did a year ago. Was in Sweden for the weekend to see the Finnish 80cc training camp. Was quite impressed to see two 10 year olds racing against each other for a lap side by side from the tapes... Both had ridden only half a dozen times last year and always alone. ***Pictures from the 80cc camp*** Edited April 26, 2010 by f-s-p Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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