Gp Challenge Final Gorican Saturday 29th September

[Ghostwalker]

 

 

Nothing against him personally - he's a nice young lad - but it would have been a travesty had Pavlic made it.

 

agree, judging by his scores so far though, it seems that he won't make it.

[Jacques]

Presuming so as he has not been seen since

 

I didn't see it. I suppose we could have a wager on his new forum name? MJ000?

[A ORLOV]

Where's his online boyfriend MJJ/KrisAd these days

Known as THJRacing when banned, but now using others.

Back to the meeting NKI. KK and Zagar in the lead after 3 rides each.

[Panthers89]

You could deal with them 3 as qualifiers.

[PHILIPRISING]

You could deal with them 3 as qualifiers.

 

WOULDN'T be the worst scenario that's for sure

[Jacques]

I'd love to KK get through..

[iris123]

• no.Smolinski would be a bum deal,so i heard
  

[DougieD]

I want Hans, KK & Iversen to go thru

[iris123]

Fairly open by the looks of it,with a good chance of one or two duffers getting in......hmmmmm

[JT]

Fairly open by the looks of it,with a good chance of one or two duffers getting in......hmmmmm

 

Oh no not a Dryml, anything but Ales Dryml...

[PHILIPRISING]

DRYML getting too close for comfort

[manchesterpaul]

Had company and only just getting to check this meeting out.

 

Translated heat reports from Sportofaktwe (hope i spelt that right for once). Clearly been plenty of good racing. at times.

 

Run 16 Peter Ljung 2Peter Kildemand 1Martin Vaculik 3Jurica Pavlic 0 Three top players "shuffling" the corners as the first two. Then he left to run Vaculik and he won with nearly 30-meter advantage.

 

Adrian Miedzinski gear 15 0Krzysztof Buczkowski 3Matej Zagar 2Martin Smolinski 1 Buczkowski even on the first lap ahead of Zagara, who then found himself on the third deposit. Slovene to not forgive, HOWEVER, and passed on the route Smolinski. Miedziński big loss.

 

Krzysztof Kasprzak run 14 1Ales Dryml 3Michael Jepsen Jensen Kristian Iversen 0Niels 2 very interesting rivalry Between Kasprzakiem and Iversen. Data finally at the finish line faster. The nearly 20-meter advantage Dryml won. Once again, the race at the end of Jensen graduated rates.

 

13 Troy Batchelor Run 3Hans Andersen dGrzegorz Walasek 1Leon Madsen 2 Fight the elbows Andersen and Madsen, a rivalry That used Batchelor, who probably won. Andersen defect on the route.

 

The 12 Ales Dryml 2Martin Vaculik 1Matej Batchelor 0 3Troy Zagar Zagar coped adequately with Batchelor and Drymlem. Vaculik, in turn, later passed Batchelor, who finished in fourth place Eventually.

 

Heat 11 Michael Jepsen Jensen 0Peter Ljung 3Krzysztof Buczkowski 1Grzegorz Walasek 2 Starting torque fell prey Ljung and Swedish rider easily won. Buczkowski launched a successful attack on the route Jensen position and finished the race in third place.

 

Race 10 Hans Andersen 0Martin Smolinski 2Jurica Pavlic 1Krzysztof Kasprzak 3 Kasprzak broke the inaugural wirażu from the back in the first place. For the last meters "Kasper" harass Smolinski. HOWEVER, Germany failed to take Pole.

 

Race 9 Peter Kildemand wAdrian Miedziński 3Leon Kristian Iversen Iversen Madsen 1Niels 2 fall on the third wirażu. As a result of fighting the Danes out of the replay you Kildemand. Interruption until the lead was Madsen. Miedziński won by the length of the motorcycle before Iversen. For the first two laps took an interesting battle for second place Between players from the country's Hamlet.

 

Race 8 Martin Vaculik 2Michael Jepsen Jensen Andersen 0Hans 3Adrian they Miedziński very fierce battle on the first lap. Andersen was best at this stage of the race and maintained until the end of running. Miedziński Jensen passed for a distance of having hardware problems.

 

Heat 7 Niels Kristian Iversen 2Jurica Pavlic uTroy Batchelor 3Krzysztof Buczkowski 1 Pavlica fall after weak output from the tape. Croat went down the pitch and run is not interrupted. Splendid duel Between Batchelor and Iversen. Australian finally left behind him the data.

 

Heat 6 Gregory Walasek 0Matej Zagar 3Krzysztof Kasprzak Kildemand 1Peter 2 big advantage Zagara and Kildemanda the Poles, who are not counted in the rate for the top positions.

 

Heat 5 Ales Dryml 2Leon 3Martin Madsen Madsen Ljung 0Peter Smolinski are ahead of the other wirażu Drymla, who had left the best start. Ljung and Smolinski were changing positions several times. On the dash was faster Swede.

 

Jurica Pavlic 4th gear 2Grzegorz Walasek 3Adrian Miedziński Wales Dryml 1 Adriana Miedziński fall. "Miedziak" stood on its own, but the replay was excluded. Walasek won with nearly 20-meter advantage over Pavlic.

 

Matej Zagar 3 Kristian Iversen gear 1Niels 3Peter Ljung 0Hans Andersen 2 Iversen took the lead just after the exit from the band, but even on the first wirażu Andersen passed him. Then "PUK" retaliated by compatriot and Eventually he triumphed in the race. For the last meters of the third place fight Zagar and Ljung.

 

Race 2 Martin Smolinski 1Troy Batchelor 3Peter Kildemand 2Michael Jepsen Jensen 0 Rough start, excellent reflexes show off Kildemand and the judge Decided to replay. Batchelor had in the second part of the race to repel attacks Kildemanda. The data had previously fought with Smolinskim, but the Australian was not able to overtake. The competition did not count Jensen.

 

Race 1 Leon Madsen 1Krzysztof Kasprzak 3Krzysztof Buczkowski 2Martin Vaculik 0 ratio based on Radio Elka. For next year's Grand Prix will advance the top three Contestants compete in Gorican. The presentation was completed. Stadium filled almost to the Brim. After a good start Kasprzak wysforował time to carry out and had no problems to bring the three points to finish. About one "eye" fought vigorously against Madsen and Vaculik, which came out victorious Dane.

Edited September 29, 2012 by manchesterpaul

[Chris Brown]

Oh no not a Dryml, anything but Ales Dryml...

 

At the end of the day he has gone through the qualifiers from the very start whereas other prima donnas skip the qualifiers thinking they have a devine right to be iven a wildcard

 

If its Ales, in fact its true for any of the guys who qualify from tonight then they will have MORE right to be in the GP series than ANY wildcard.

 

God only why he wants to do it given the cost but there are other riders who are so arrogant that they just sit at home waiting to be asked, in some cases even when asked they cant be arsed to do it until it suits them better

 

Go on Ales, stick it up 'em mate and spoil their plans

[bill361808]

1 Neils Kristian Iversen 3 2 2 2 =9

2 Matej Zagar 1 3 3 2 =9

3 Troy Batchelor 3 3 0 3 =9

4 Krystof Kasprzak 3 1 3 1 =8

5 Ales Dryml 1 2 2 3 =8

6 Leon Madsen 1 3 1 2 =7

7 Krystof Buczkowski 2 1 1 3 =7

8 Greg Walasek 3 0 2 1 = 6

9 Peter Ljung 0 1 3 2 =6

10 Martin Vaculik 0 2 1 3 =6

11 Hans Andersen 2 3 0 0 =5

12 Peter Kildemand 2 2 0 1 =5

13 Adrian Miedzinski 0 1 3 0 =4

14 Martin Smolinski 1 0 2 1 =4

15 Jurica Pavlic 2 0 1 0 =3

16 Michael Jesper Jensen 0 0 0 0 =0

Edited September 29, 2012 by bill361808

[racers and royals]

Comment on Sportowefakty about heat 17(or before )

google translation

Judge the competition after having decided to re kilkunastominutowej equation breaks track.

[Robbie B]

At the end of the day he has gone through the qualifiers from the very start whereas other prima donnas skip the qualifiers thinking they have a devine right to be iven a wildcard

 

If its Ales, in fact its true for any of the guys who qualify from tonight then they will have MORE right to be in the GP series than ANY wildcard.

 

God only why he wants to do it given the cost but there are other riders who are so arrogant that they just sit at home waiting to be asked, in some cases even when asked they cant be arsed to do it until it suits them better

 

Go on Ales, stick it up 'em mate and spoil their plans

 

Totally agree with you.

 

It's a World Championship all riders no matter who they are should have to qualify. Wild Cards spoil it for me, if your face fits you get picked it should never happen for a World Championship.

 

Come on Ales, Madsen and Zagar.

 

Iversen deserves his pace if he makes it.

Edited September 29, 2012 by Robbie B

[manchesterpaul]

Comment on Sportowefakty about heat 17(or before )

google translation

Judge the competition after having decided to re kilkunastominutowej equation breaks track.

 

Splitting up the erroneous long word gives us 'Judge jobs after completing kilkunasto minute break Decided to re equation of the track.' Are we any wiser? lol

 

I can hazard a pretty good guess or two but i won't be mean and spoil everyone's fun at trying translate it themselves

Edited September 29, 2012 by manchesterpaul

[JC!]

At the end of the day he has gone through the qualifiers from the very start whereas other prima donnas skip the qualifiers thinking they have a devine right to be iven a wildcard

 

If its Ales, in fact its true for any of the guys who qualify from tonight then they will have MORE right to be in the GP series than ANY wildcard.

 

God only why he wants to do it given the cost but there are other riders who are so arrogant that they just sit at home waiting to be asked, in some cases even when asked they cant be arsed to do it until it suits them better

 

Go on Ales, stick it up 'em mate and spoil their plans

 

This . Ales has stepped up and put himself in this position through committing to the qualifiers so good luck if he gets through, even if there are others I would rather see go through.

 

Some others even turn down a Wild Card then expect a divine right to be offered another one the next year!!

[racers and royals]

great chance for Batch now !

[SCB]

Heat 17, I'd have through Pavlic would have given 2nd to his mate Zagar. Zagars GP chances may have just gone.