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Banks Olympique 16 Oct


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The annual individual meeting, the BANK'S OLYMPIQUE at Wolverhampton Speedway takes place this Tuesday evening where riders are handicaped in their next ride if they have scored points.

 

 

The meeting always features top riders, second strings and new riders and with the handicap system it always creates good races and plenty of passing.

 

 

Club legend Sam Ermolenko, 1993 World Champion will be making a one off track appearance in the meeting ..... not a demonstration ride ..... actually in the line up after making a successful track return in New York in August. He will be joined by fans favourite, Adam Skornicki who will be making the trip over from his Leszno base and hopefully do his trademark dough nutsone more time.

 

Coventry duo Scott Nicholls (British Champion) and Eddie Kennett, Birmingham skipper Danny King, Swindon’s Peter Kildemand and American ace Ryan Fisher who won the Gary Peterson meeting are also included along with Parrys International Wolves stars like Fredrik Lindgren, Nicolai Klindt, Ricky Wells, Pontus Aspgren and Jacob Thorssell.

 

 

Hopefully Tai Woffinden will also be in the line up but Ty Proctor has had to return to Australia early to get treamnt on an old hip injury so he can be ready for the Australian Campionships.

 

 

End of season firework finale will close the curtain on the 2012 Season

 

 

Really looking forward to this one !!

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No lindgren or schlien either or any other big names. Could it be cos so near to elrc

 

 

No Freddie ?

 

 

Havent heard anywhere that he is not riding, but with Nicholls, Kennett, Kildemand etc in the line up it will still be a great meeting with Sam making the line up and not just to makw up the numbers

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Line up

Nicolai Klindt (Wolverhampton),

Scott Nicholls (Coventry),

Ryan Fisher (Plymouth),

Tom Perry (Dudley and Somerset),

Freddie Lindgren (Wolverhampton),

Ricky Wells (Wolves and Sheffield),

Sam Ermolenko (Wolves asset),

Danny King (Birmingham),

Jacob Thorssell (Sweden),

Peter Karlsson (Lakeside),

Adam Skornicki (Wolves asset),

Aaron Fox (USA - Unattached),

Oskar Fafjer (Poland - Unattached),

Peter Kildemand (Swindon),

Pontus Aspgren (Wolves),

Eddie Kennett (Coventry).

Reserves: Ashley Morris (Dudley and Workington), Darryl Ritchings (Dudley).

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I would think the original plan to ask Royno but since his injury Tom was asked in his place. Wolves could have hardly been expected to twiddle thumbs waiting to see whether Royno would be fit again this season.

 

I've seen better and worse line-ups than that.

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Is there anyone going to this meeting who would be able to text updates to the updates site? If so, could you please either leave a message here or send me an email or pm.

 

Thanks

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The point of the Olympique is to have a mixture of riders in it, thus creating the situation where the top riders have to work there way through from the back. Too many top riders it could become a bit spread out.. although, the quality of the field is a lot lower in latter years than it was when Sam Ermolenko was in his heyday for instance.

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