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Australia (Red)

 

Davey Watt

Chris Holder

Troy Batchelor

Darcy Ward

Jason Crump

Team Manager: Craig Boyce

 

Russia (Blue)

 

Grigory Laguta

Emil Sayfutdinov

Roman Povazhny

Denis Gizatullin

Renat Gafurov

Team Manager: Stanislav Khan

 

Team Great Britain (White)

 

Chris Harris

Ben Barker

Lewis Bridger

Edward Kennett

Tai Woffinden

Team Manager: Neil Middleditch

 

Sweden (Yellow)

 

Andreas Jonsson

Freddie Lindgren

Antonio Lindback

Jonas Davidsson

Thomas H Jonasson

Team Manager: Bo Wirebrand

 

Confirmed line ups from the SGP website

 

Sorry forgot to add this earlier The referee for tonight’s meeting is Jim Lawrence from Great Britain.

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Surprised there's no Ryan Sullivan for Australia, especially the way he's riding at the moment.

 

Should be a cracking meeting. It's going too be tough for any team to get into the top two placings.

 

Go Great Britain. second place will do me.

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Surprised there's no Ryan Sullivan for Australia, especially the way he's riding at the moment.

 

Should be a cracking meeting. It's going too be tough for any team to get into the top two placings.

 

Go Great Britain. second place will do me.

 

Apparently there is or has been bad blood between Ryan and at the very least Craig Boyce ........ tbh with one eye on trying to create a future winning team i'm not sure i'd put him in either

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Why? 6 out of 9 isn't exactly bad on your debut!

 

 

Sorry if I've missed an explanation somewhere but why no Artem if his brother is ok to ride?...

 

6 from 9 wasn't great considering his first race finished with 2 riders. His second ride picked up a point because Lukas fell & was excluded from the re-run and in his last gets a win because the Pole Kolodziej couldn't be bothered and Darkin retired. So all in all the easiest 6 out of 9 he'll ever get.

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somewhat suprised that Barker kept his place ahead of unsteady...

Please he did though! :party:

Why? Whats Stead done to warrant a place? At least Barker has about 6 or 7 years before he's Steads age by which time he may be a SWC regular. Look at what the Danes did when Stekkers took over, dumped the old guard and brought in the kids - they went on to be a bloody good force for a few years - still are. They'll probably need to rebuild soon though.

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Why? Whats Stead done to warrant a place? At least Barker has about 6 or 7 years before he's Steads age by which time he may be a SWC regular. Look at what the Danes did when Stekkers took over, dumped the old guard and brought in the kids - they went on to be a bloody good force for a few years - still are. They'll probably need to rebuild soon though.

 

What is the point with brining in the kids and then dropping them a few years later to, er, bring in the kids?

 

Steady has a proven track record in SWC and would certainly show a lot more nous than immature hot-heads like Barker and Woffinden (the lattter being such a true Brit that he has an Australian flag tattoed on his back!!).

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Is there any other Australians or poles we can get in our team please,if the poles can have Holta anythings possible.

Nick Morris has dual nationality . Possibly a couple of years away from World Cup level , but he'd be worth persuading Blighty is the better option .

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Nick Morris has dual nationality . Possibly a couple of years away from World Cup level , but he'd be worth persuading Blighty is the better option .

Good call lets face it we need all the help we can get, and I am sure the Aussies won't mind.

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Nick Morris has dual nationality . Possibly a couple of years away from World Cup level , but he'd be worth persuading Blighty is the better option .

Any Aussie (or any nationality) who comes over here using British patriality should only be allowed to do so if they sign an agreement to stick to it and race for Britain should they get that far. not saying Morris did, he may have but Cameron Heeps for instance is using it to his advantage so if it's good enough to provide a training ground for them it's good enough when they make it.

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