World U21's 2014

[2ndbendbeerhut]

1. Piotr Pawlicki (Pol) - 13 (3,3,2,3,2)

2. Mikkel Michelsen (Dk) - 13+3 (3,2,2,3,1)

3. Nicklas Porsing (Dk) - 11+2 (3,1,2,3,2)

4. Kacper Gomólski (Pol) - 10+3 (2,2,1,2,3)

5. David Bellego (Fra) - 10+2 (2,3,3,2,d)

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6. Oliver Berntzon (Swe) - 10+1 (1,3,3,0,3)

7. Ilja Czałow (Rus) - 10+d (3,1,3,2,1)

8. Adam Ellis (GB) - 8 (2,0,1,2,3)

9. Kai Huckenbeck (D) - 8 (2,1,1,1,3)

10. Aleksandr Łoktajew (Rus) - 6 (d,0,3,1,2)

11. Andrzej Lebiediew (Łat) - 6 (1,3,2,d,u)

12. Stanisław Mielniczuk (Ukr) - 5 (0,2,0,1,2)

13. Michal Skurla (Cze) - 4 (0,0,0,3,1)

14. Danny Maassen (Ger) - 4 (1,2,1,0,0)

15. Joel Andersson (Swe) - 3 (1,1,0,1,0)

16. Kenny Wennerstam (Swe) - 1 (0,0,0,0,1)

Heats

1. Czałow, Huckenbeck, Andersson, Wennerstam

2. Porsing, Ellis, Lebiediew, Łoktajew (d)

3. Michelse, Gomólski, Maassen, Mielniczuk

4. Pawlicki, Bellego, Bernzton, Skurla

5. Bernzton, Gomólski, Huckenbeck, Ellis

6. Bellego, Maassen, Czałow, Łoktajew

7. Lebiediew, Mielniczuk, Andersson, Skurla

8. Pawlicki, Michelsen, Porsing, Wennerstam

9. Łoktajew, Pawlicki, Huckenbeck, Mielniczuk

10. Czałow, Michelsen, Ellis, Skurla

11. Bellego, Porsing, Gomólski, Andersson

12. Bernzton, Lebiediew, Maassen, Wennerstam

13. Michelsen, Bellego, Huckenbeck, Lebiediew (d)

14. Porsing, Czałow, Mielniczuk, Bernzton

15. Pawlicki, Ellis, Andersson, Maassen

16. Skurla, Gomólski, Łoktajew, Wennerstam

17. Huckenbeck, Porsing, Skurla, Maassen

18. Gomólski, Pawlicki, Czałow, Lebiediew (u)

19. Bernzton, Łoktajew, Michelsen, Andersson

20. Ellis, Mielniczuk, Wennerstam, Bellego (d)

Run off 4th/5th

21. Gomólski, Bellego, Bernzton, Czałow (d)

Run off for 1st

22. Michelsen, Porsing

Top 5 qualify

[dontforgetthefueltapsbruv]

Good effort from Adam. Done as well as couldve been expected.

[racers and royals]

Terenzano updates here http://www.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel/wydarzenie/24814

[HenryW]

A few big names going out in that round today.

Having said that, it did seem to be by far the strongest round of the three, so I guess some had to miss out.

[Bagpuss]

Unlucky Adam, great experience though no doubt. Well done Niklas!

[SteveLyric2]

Well done to Poole's Vaclav Milik for winning the Terenzano round with 14 points after a run-off with Nicolai Jacobsen!!

 

Full results/links are in the 'International Speedway' section!

 

 

PS. Thank goodness the next round is on July 19th when Poole take their second visit to Eastbourne. A decent guest methinks!!

Edited May 5, 2014 by Skidder1

[MattK]

What is the line-up for the Leicester round?

[racers and royals]

What is the line-up for the Leicester round?

You might just find it in the OP

[racers and royals]

It has been reported by sportowefakty that the FIM have re-iterated their rule that no more than 5 from any one nation can contest a world final.

Denmark have 4 through to the u21 finals already-so if Michael Bech and Lasse bjerre at Leicester finish in the top 4-one is going to miss out.

the FIM might just have a get-out because there are 2 wild-cards at every round-and wildcards are not counted in the quota.

Edited May 6, 2014 by racers and royals

[Triple.H.]

It has been reported by sportowefakty that the FIM have re-iterated their rule that no more than 5 from any one nation can contest a world final.

Denmark have 4 through to the u21 finals already-so if Michael Bech and Lasse bjerre at Leicester finish in the top 4-one is going to miss out.

the FIM might just have a get-out because there are 2 wild-cards at every round-and wildcards are not counted in the quota.

Surely they cant base it on when your qualification meeting was if say 6 from one country qualify the the kne with the worst record should miss out. Even if it means a raceoff before the 1st round to sort it out

[racers and royals]

Surely they cant base it on when your qualification meeting was if say 6 from one country qualify the the kne with the worst record should miss out. Even if it means a raceoff before the 1st round to sort it out

They do the number qualifying from that method-Leicester no 3 qualifier therefore 4 only go through-so I`m sure they can also do as I have suggested they will(not agreeing with it necessarily )

[salty]

Forgive me if I've missed this on another thread, but did GB give up one of their places in the qualifiers. I thought Kyle Howarth was supposed to go to Italy?

Also anyone know why Garrity wasn't given a slot after his performance in the British Under 21 Final? Did he decide not to do the qualifiers again?

If so, it is sad that our youngsters aren't getting this vital experience.

[Fozzie4388]

Forgive me if I've missed this on another thread, but did GB give up one of their places in the qualifiers. I thought Kyle Howarth was supposed to go to Italy?

Also anyone know why Garrity wasn't given a slot after his performance in the British Under 21 Final? Did he decide not to do the qualifiers again?

If so, it is sad that our youngsters aren't getting this vital experience.

 

The top 4 from the British Under 21s (Bates, Ellis, Garrity and Nielsen) were the one's who were given places in the Qualifiers. Garrity chose not to compete. I'm not sure what happened to Howarth.

[MrMungo]

Forgive me if I've missed this on another thread, but did GB give up one of their places in the qualifiers. I thought Kyle Howarth was supposed to go to Italy?

Also anyone know why Garrity wasn't given a slot after his performance in the British Under 21 Final? Did he decide not to do the qualifiers again?

If so, it is sad that our youngsters aren't getting this vital experience.

He was offered a place, but Len Silver didn't want him to do it.

As far as I know, Howarth was then supposed to go to Italy, but for reason didn't.

Edited May 9, 2014 by MrMungo

[Fozzie4388]

According to the BSPA site. Ashley Morris replaces Berge, Kyle Howarth and Dan Greenwood are now meeting reserves.

[salty]

He was offered a place, but Len Silver didn't want him to do it.

As far as I know, Howarth was then supposed to go to Italy, but for reason didn't.

Really disappointing to see that only Adam Ellis has travelled to these qualifiers. I suppose we should be grateful that we have one on home soil.

I know they are costly events to travel to for the riders, but surely there should be some sort of assistance to the riders as the experience gained is invaluable.

[montie]

According to the BSPA site. Ashley Morris replaces Berge, Kyle Howarth and Dan Greenwood are now meeting reserves.

So the best U21 rider we have,Kyle Howarth is only the meeting reserve???

[Fozzie4388]

So the best U21 rider we have,Kyle Howarth is only the meeting reserve???

 

This is because he finished 7th in the British Under 21s meaning Bates, Ellis, Garrity, Nielsen, Morris and Jacobs would get in ahead of him.

[Nobblytriers]

For those that are interested, just taken a look at three different websites for weather forecasts and they all predict heavy rain/showers 4ish with lighter rain/showers predicted for 7ish and the remainder of the night. Leicesters track drains very well and there is a strong breeze. Hopefully this will be enough to allow the racing to go ahead.

[racers and royals]

1st of 3 final rounds on Saturday 19th July in Lonigo start time 8pm uk time-line-up courtesy of Sportowefakty

 

Lista startowa:
1. Nicklas Porsing (Dania)
2. Fredrik Engman (Szwecja)
3. Gino Manzares (USA)
4. Nicolas Vicentin (Włochy) - dzika karta
5. David Bellego (Francja)
6. Szymon Woźniak (Polska)
7. Piotr Pawlicki (Polska)
8. Nikolaj B. Jakobsen (Dania)
9. Jacob Thorssell (Szwecja)
10. Jonas B. Andersen (Dania) - dzika karta
11. Kacper Gomólski (Polska)
12. Mikkel Michelsen (Dania)
13. Lasse Bjerre (Dania)
14. Vaclav Milik (Czechy)
15. Mikkel Bech (Dania)
16. Krystian Pieszczek (Polska)

R1. Michele Paco Castagna (Włochy)
R2. Giorgio Trentin (Włochy)