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PERMANENT RIDERS:
Mathieu Trésarrieu – France
Zach Wajtknecht – Great Britain
Chris Harris – Great Britain
Lukas Fienhage – Germany
Romano Hummel – The Netherlands
Theo Pijper – The Netherlands
Kenneth Kruse Hansen – Denmark
James Shanes – Great Britain
Jacob Bukhave – Denmark
Stephan Katt – Germany
Hynek Stichauer – Czech Republic
Martin Smolinski – Germany
Josef Franc – Czech Republic
Mika Meijer – The Netherlands

SUBSTITUTES:
Max Dilger – Germany
Gaétan Stella – France
Martin Malek – Czech Republic
Tero Aarnio – Finland
Dave Meijerink – The Netherlands
Mathias Trésarrieu – France
Jake Mulford – Great Britain

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On 11/9/2022 at 3:29 PM, DutchGrasstrack said:

PERMANENT RIDERS:
Mathieu Trésarrieu – France
Zach Wajtknecht – Great Britain
Chris Harris – Great Britain
Lukas Fienhage – Germany
Romano Hummel – The Netherlands
Theo Pijper – The Netherlands
Kenneth Kruse Hansen – Denmark
James Shanes – Great Britain
Jacob Bukhave – Denmark
Stephan Katt – Germany
Hynek Stichauer – Czech Republic
Martin Smolinski – Germany
Josef Franc – Czech Republic
Mika Meijer – The Netherlands

SUBSTITUTES:
Max Dilger – Germany
Gaétan Stella – France
Martin Malek – Czech Republic
Tero Aarnio – Finland
Dave Meijerink – The Netherlands
Mathias Trésarrieu – France
Jake Mulford – Great Britain

As a matter of interest how are crowds levels holding up nowadays,the standard of big name riders seems to have dropped ( that is not to say entertainment is less).?

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6 hours ago, JamesHarris said:

What actually defines a Longtrack these days? I always assumed it was the 800 - 1000m tracks 

It used to be a minium length of 450m and up to 1000m long. But to get Poland involved the FIM dropped the minimum length a few years ago, and it is now open for any kind of track, sand, shale or grass and regardless how long or short, which is just ridiculous. They have reduced the number of riders in the world long track championship to only five in a race, which was neccessary because of the smaller tracks such as the Polish venues. 

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On 4/23/2023 at 9:20 PM, Bavarian said:

It used to be a minium length of 450m and up to 1000m long. But to get Poland involved the FIM dropped the minimum length a few years ago, and it is now open for any kind of track, sand, shale or grass and regardless how long or short, which is just ridiculous. They have reduced the number of riders in the world long track championship to only five in a race, which was neccessary because of the smaller tracks such as the Polish venues. 

Me thinks it’s a fine line between getting a Polish track involved and getting a track anywhere involved in LT.

Also the main reason in going to 5 rider races was to make them race each other in the prelis like in speedway. Guess they only started with the format a week before the season to realise it would not happen…

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Thinking of trying to get along to Marmande in July. Is there anywhere nearby to camp does anyone know or even on site? Would have the kids and by all accounts it's a late start so they might not make the "post midnight final and fireworks"! Any pointers appreciated.

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FIM Long Track world championship 18th May 2023 – Herxheim (GER)

  1 79 Jacob Bukhave DMU Denmark

2 666 Romano Hummel KNMV The Netherlands

3 84 Martin Smolinski DMSB Germany

4 333 Kenneth K. Hansen DMU Denmark

5 86 Hynek Stichauer ACCR Czech Republic

6 104 Gaétan Stella FFM France

7 109 Zach Wajtknecht ACU Great Britain

8 15 Daniel Spiller DMSB Germany

9 115 Theo Pijper KNMV The Netherlands

10 125 Lukas Fienhage DMSB Germany

11 444 Josef Franc ACCR Czech Republic

12 42 Stephan Katt DMSB Germany

13 31 Max Dilger DMSB Germany

14 37 Chris Harris ACU Great Britain

15 54 Mika Meijer KNMV The Netherlands

RESERVES

16 16 Jörg Tebbe DMSB Germany

17 17 Mario Niedermaier DMSB Germany

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