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17 hours ago, arnieg said:

Run-off, penalties, coin toss or three darts nearest the bull?

What sort of fan do you call yourself if you don't even understand the simple rules of the sport ? :D

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https://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/schleswig-holstein_magazin/Erstes-Trabrennen-nach-20-Jahren-in-Juebek,shmag93950.html

The track has been renewed and the first event took place yesterday. Horses though, but the Motorcycle club had a stand hoping to get interest among the fans. Not that it looked like there were that many attending

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Rzeszow Final 1:

1    666    Romano Hummel
2    37    Chris Harris
3    111    Martin Malek
4    125    Lukas Fienhage
5    109    Zach Wajtknecht
6    444    Josef Franc
7    93    James Shanes
8    15    Marcin Sekulla
9    58    Stanislaw Burza
10    86    Hynek Stichauer
11    115    Theo Pijper
12    56    Mathieu Trésarrieu
13    333    Kenneth Kruse Hansen
14    44    Tero Aarnio
15    79    Jacob Bukhave

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16    16    Jörg Tebbe
17    17    Adam Skornicki

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Wyniki 1. rundy cyklu FIM Long Track World Championship w Rzeszowie

1. Kenneth Kruse Hansen (Dania) – 17 (4,4,4,1,4) + 1. miejsce w finale (21 pkt do klas. gen.)
2. Stanisław Burza (Polska) – 13 (2,4,w,3,4) + 2. miejsce w finale (19 pkt)
3. Chris Harris (Wielka Brytania) – 12 (4,d,2,2,4) + 3. miejsce w finale (17 pkt)
4. Mathieu Tresarrieu (Francja) – 15 (4,w,4,4,3) + 4. miejsce w finale (15 pkt)
5. Martin Malek (Czechy) – 13 (1,3,3,4,2) + 5. miejsce w finale (13 pkt)

6. Theo Pijper (Holandia) – 10 (2,2,1,2,3) + 1. miejsce w finale pocieszenia (11 pkt)
7. Tero Aarnio (Finlandia) – 12 (1,4,1,4,2) + 2. miejsce w finale pocieszenia (10 pkt)
8. Zach Wajtknecht (Wielka Brytania) – 12 (3,3,3,d,3) 12 + 3. miejsce finale pocieszenia (9 pkt)
9. Hynek Stichauer (Czechy) – 12 (2,3,2,3,2) + 4. miejsce w finale pocieszenia (8 pkt)
10. James Shanes (Wielka Brytania) – 10 (3,2,4,0,1) + wykluczenie w finale pocieszenia (7 pkt)

11. Lukas Fienhage (Niemcy) – 9 (3,w,3,3,0) (5 pkt)
12. Jacob Bukhave (Dania) – 6 (0,2,2,1,1) (4 pkt)
13. Joerg Tebbe (Niemcy) – 4 (0,1,0,2,1) (3 pkt)
14. Marcin Sekulla (Polska) – 4 (1,1,1,1,0) (2 pkt)
15. Romano Hummel (Holandia) – 1 (d,1,d,d,0) (1 pkt)
16. Mateusz Pacek (Polska) – NS

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STARTING LIST FIM Long Track World Championship – Challenge 13th July 2022 – Marmande (FRA)

  1 Jacob Bukhave DMU Denmark

2 Stephan Katt DMSB Germany

3 Mathias Trésarrieu FFM France

4 Martin Malek ACCR Czech Republic

5 Jörg Tebbe DMSB Germany

6 Hynek Stichauer ACCR Czech Republic

7 Paul Cooper ACU Great Britain

8 Josef Franc ACCR Czech Republic

9 Chad Wirtzfeld ACU Great Britain

10 Romano Hummel KNMV The Netherlands

11 Christian Hülshorst DMSB Germany

12 Charley Powell ACU Great Britain

13 Mathieu Trésarrieu FFM France

14 Mika Meijer KNMV The Netherlands

15 Andrew Appleton ACU Great Britain

16 Thomas Valladon FFM France

17 Jérôme Lespinasse FFM France

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FIM Long Track World Championship 03rd July 2022 – Mühldorf (GER)

 1 111 Martin Malek ACCR Czech Republic

2 86 Hynek Stichauer ACCR Czech Republic

3 37 Chris Harris ACU Great Britain

4 63 Dave Meijerink KNMV The Netherlands

5 58 Stanislaw Burza PZM Poland

6 56 Mathieu Trésarrieu FFM France

7 666 Romano Hummel KNMV The Netherlands

8 79 Jacob Bukhave DMU Denmark

9 109 Zach Wajtknecht ACU Great Britain

10 444 Josef Franc ACCR Czech Republic

11 15 Stephan Katt DMSB Germany

12 125 Lukas Fienhage DMSB Germany

13 333 Kenneth Kruse Hansen DMU Denmark

14 115 Theo Pjiper KNMV The Netherlands

15 93 James Shanes ACU Great Britain

16 16 Jörg Tebbe DMSB Germany

17 17 Fabian Wachs DMSB Germany

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I fear for the future of the World long track Championship as year on year there are less riders wanting to take part. I remember in the past 8 rider races then 6 & now 5.

The Polish have a round on a speedway track but there seems little interest from any Polish riders to compete outside their homeland. The Germans are nowhere near as keen to watch after many great years with Muller, Maier, Lausch & Riss.

Tracks are closing for many reasons, I understand it's a massive undertaking to hold enough land for a 1000 metre circuit to host 2 meetings a season when it could be used or sold for development.

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19 minutes ago, Technik said:

I fear for the future of the World long track Championship as year on year there are less riders wanting to take part. I remember in the past 8 rider races then 6 & now 5.

The Polish have a round on a speedway track but there seems little interest from any Polish riders to compete outside their homeland. The Germans are nowhere near as keen to watch after many great years with Muller, Maier, Lausch & Riss.

 Tracks are closing for many reasons, I understand it's a massive undertaking to hold enough land for a 1000 metre circuit to host 2 meetings a season when it could be used or sold for development.

6 months ago I would have said LT will die before ice racing. Now I'm not that sure anymore.

LT is a discipline where an intermediate speedway rider can buy success through equipment and with that some dont bother. Increasing cost of travel, smaller prize money, less crowd... You do the math.

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2 hours ago, f-s-p said:

Increasing cost of travel, smaller prize money, less crowd... You do the math.

that is part of the problem. Another part is the high FIM approval fees. At the current stage, the clubs should be relieved. The officials could also be drawn from the respective event country.

The death knell could ring for the Ice Speedway World Championship next winter ...

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34 minutes ago, secondbend said:

that is part of the problem. Another part is the high FIM approval fees. At the current stage, the clubs should be relieved. The officials could also be drawn from the respective event country.

 The death knell could ring for the Ice Speedway World Championship next winter ...

Approval fees as on prize money? Someone suggested that with Disvovery money the prize should be reduced for the next five years, even sent it to a CCP member. I bet nothing came out of it.

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Just now, secondbend said:

If the prices were reduced, Armando Castagna and his friends would have to stay at home ... ;-) 

Discovery is SGP/SGP2 only but what about LT and Ice?

What prices and how much are they? 

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