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Great Britain v Australia - Glasgow, Saturday August 4 - 3pm


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7 minutes ago, Fingersfin said:

Great Britain  
Tai Woffinden 
Craig Cook 
Dan Bewley 
Chris Harris 
Steve Worrall 
Adam Ellis  

Australia 
Chris Holder 
Max Fricke 
Brady Kurtz 
Sam Masters 
Rohan Tungate 
Jack Holder

The Final line ups. 

Tasty! 

Six a side?

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5 minutes ago, SPD444 said:

Must say I am surprised Mark has not selected Troy Batchelor before either Rohan or Jack. Whether they like each other is immaterial this is business.

Maybe it is the other way around and Batch doesn’t want to deal with the guy,like one or two Danes don’t want to deal with Nielsen?

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1 minute ago, iris123 said:

Maybe it is the other way around and Batch doesn’t want to deal with the guy,like one or two Danes don’t want to deal with Nielsen?

Could be, Mark didn't select him the Speedway of Nations meetings so maybe he has got the hump. He did guest for the Aces when Craig was ill I think?

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Coming up for this one. Not been to Glasgow for years and certainly not since the alterations. Can anyone tell me what the parking situation is?  There used to be a small car park next to a social club but don't recall it being big enough for the expected crowd. Appreciate any information, thanks

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20 minutes ago, coldace said:

Coming up for this one. Not been to Glasgow for years and certainly not since the alterations. Can anyone tell me what the parking situation is?  There used to be a small car park next to a social club but don't recall it being big enough for the expected crowd. Appreciate any information, thanks

There is a large manned, you have to pay, car park west of the stadium, no more than 10 minutes walk away. Try scrolling down the official Facebook page. It gives maps, train and other info 

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2 hours ago, racers and royals said:

This man is never wrong :D

But what if there is (perish the thought) a four-man pile-up in the first heats?  They will HAVE to have at the very least a local standby reserve each.  Jye EghedidgeofJosh Pi keyring for Aussies, and, er, er, dunno for GB. I get 6-man teams, but..... 

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2 hours ago, Mr Blobby said:

Would be surprised if any of the poles are happy with this taking place a day before their matches with their top boys riding in it. I’m surprised more haven’t pulled out. 

Tough breast if they aren't happy.

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8 hours ago, waytogo28 said:

Seems quite likely to happen. How hard would Schlein try if riding for GB against Australia? With no Doyle and no Lambert ( for various reasons ) it looks more and more like a Championship lineup. Issue the teams , as known today please. We know that riders can be injured at any time so why do we not know of the "squad" members? 

None of the Aussie team ride CL and nor does Woffy so can't agree with that. Looks like two evenly matched sides to me, should be good.

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1 minute ago, racers and royals said:

What Polish matches on Sunday ?? Lodz v Gdansk, Rzeszow v Bydgoszcz and the Extraleague riders championship.

I think Blobby is probably green with envy that Glasgow are hosting this and thought he'd stir the pot a bit.

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8 minutes ago, crescent girl said:

But what if there is (perish the thought) a four-man pile-up in the first heats?  They will HAVE to have at the very least a local standby reserve each.  Jye EghedidgeofJosh Pi keyring for Aussies, and, er, er, dunno for GB. I get 6-man teams, but..... 

I believe ;) that the No.6 is classed as Reserve, has to be the lowest average rider and can have up to 7 rides in total.

5th highest average is classed as a supplementary reserve, but does not have to ride at No. 5.

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On 7/30/2018 at 2:51 PM, iris123 said:

Great.I was thinking there was more chance of a Scot or two with the track situation,but you are right!!

http://www.nsr13.co.uk/profile

I saw Stoneman race against the only other active Welsh rider I am aware of a few weeks ago - 52 year old Stoke Potter Tony Atkin. 

Up in Glasgow this weekend anyway for the European Track Cycling Championships and some football so this fixture has made the trip for me. 

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Don't think I've ever felt so uncomfortable with a speedway meeting as I do with this one.
Call me cynical but this surely has to be about 'buying a meeting' rather than a real Test Match?
The Glasgow Promotion is owned by Allied Vehicles who sponsored Team GB in the recent Speedway of Nations so surely this has got to be some sort of payback along with the fact that 5 out of the 12 riders involved ride for BV and the other major sponsor for this meeting just happens to be BV's major sponsor or 'partner'.

As a SPEEDWAY fan based in Scotland I was looking forward to a meeting with big names but even now 5 of the 6 GB riders double down in the CL anyway but the fact this is so commercialised has put me off going especially with the fact there is a booking fee for advanced tickets.

Speedway fails yet again. :sad:

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