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Overpriced, over rated Cardiff. £180 a night to lay on dog blankets at the "Cheap" Big Sleep. And you have to pay to get over the bridge too. I have been loads of times, but it has cost us a fortune. I can do flights, accommodation and tickets at Warsaw AND Prague cheaper than the one event at Cardiff. I would be in favour of getting it moved, can the Manc's guarantee a dry Saturday in July ? probably not !!!!

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Overpriced, over rated Cardiff. £180 a night to lay on dog blankets at the "Cheap" Big Sleep. And you have to pay to get over the bridge too. I have been loads of times, but it has cost us a fortune. I can do flights, accommodation and tickets at Warsaw AND Prague cheaper than the one event at Cardiff. I would be in favour of getting it moved, can the Manc's guarantee a dry Saturday in July ? probably not !!!!

 

Understand your frustrations but 40,000+ fans it isn't going anywhere!

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Overpriced, over rated Cardiff. £180 a night to lay on dog blankets at the "Cheap" Big Sleep. And you have to pay to get over the bridge too. I have been loads of times, but it has cost us a fortune. I can do flights, accommodation and tickets at Warsaw AND Prague cheaper than the one event at Cardiff. I would be in favour of getting it moved, can the Manc's guarantee a dry Saturday in July ? probably not !!!!

We skipped last year at Cardiff (first time ever) and did Prague and Torun for roughly the same price. Already booked Prague next year and waiting to see about the rest of the GP calendar before we choose our second...

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We skipped last year at Cardiff (first time ever) and did Prague and Torun for roughly the same price. Already booked Prague next year and waiting to see about the rest of the GP calendar before we choose our second...

 

See you in Prague cuz, I am also looking to do another GP but haven't decided yet.

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If the people on the BSF run businesses they'd never make any money. Hotels work on a supply and demand basis (as to planes and train) in that the less beds (or seats) they have the more they charge. You try getting a hotel bed on Cardiff GP night the week before and you won't, suggesting their pricing is spot on.

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THERE is a process that involves the FIM and their Autumn Congress ...

That's fine but why can't we have a published date, as they do in football, to announce the fixtures. Fans can look forward to that..

 

Do the the tour companies know before the bulk of fans ?

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That's fine but why can't we have a published date, as they do in football, to announce the fixtures. Fans can look forward to that..

 

Do the the tour companies know before the bulk of fans ?

Course the tour companies know before everyone else that's why at some venues the best hotels get picked over
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That's fine but why can't we have a published date, as they do in football, to announce the fixtures. Fans can look forward to that..

Because speedway is more amateur, and I mean that in the nicest sense of the word. I'd imagine some of the hosting clubs need to ensure their own dates are available and they have the budget to support the events - in the typical amateur world that doesn't/can't happen more than a year ahead.

 

Then I'd imagine the FIM want to ensure there are no clashes between certain events across disciplines, even if they care little for clashes with FIM Europe dates. That's presumably a reason why things have to wait until their Autumn meeting to be ratified.

 

And in fairness to the FIM, I'm not sure the F1 calendar for the following season gets confirmed very far in advance either, and much more money is riding on that.

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THERE is a process that involves the FIM and their Autumn Congress ...

FIM Europe plans to share the finished calendar after next saturday. From experience I'll say they need the FIM calendar first... Dont know if they know it though. LOL

Because speedway is more amateur, and I mean that in the nicest sense of the word.

Preliminary calendar from FIM Europe has a message attached that states on Oct 27th that they still needs organisers for next years events.

 

You are spot on.

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Because speedway is more amateur, and I mean that in the nicest sense of the word. I'd imagine some of the hosting clubs need to ensure their own dates are available and they have the budget to support the events - in the typical amateur world that doesn't/can't happen more than a year ahead.

 

Then I'd imagine the FIM want to ensure there are no clashes between certain events across disciplines, even if they care little for clashes with FIM Europe dates. That's presumably a reason why things have to wait until their Autumn meeting to be ratified.

 

And in fairness to the FIM, I'm not sure the F1 calendar for the following season gets confirmed very far in advance either, and much more money is riding on that.

Nothing you say stops speedway having a date to publish there World Champ calendar. Maybe speedway should be far more professional and not amateur.

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