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4 hours ago, Rob B said:

Is it not SF1 gets moved to Wednesday and SF2 moved to Thursday?

From the SON 2024 rulebook

The SoN race meetings can be held either during daylight or during the evening under floodlights. The SoN calendar will be established pursuant to art. 20.1.2 of the FIM sporting code. Once the allocated dates for the race meetings are known, no other Track Racing race meeting(s) or practice sessions of any kind can be staged at the venue five days prior to that date and until two days after, unless it’s a FIM/WBDS promoted event. To provide for postponements that may be necessary, for example because of weather conditions, the FMNR or the organiser must declare one re-staging date for each meeting. The re-staging date must always be the day after the original date of the race meeting. This must be notified in the supplementary regulations (SR’s).

09th July - SoN semi-final 1 practice & race meeting

10th July - SoN semi-final 2 practice & race meeting | Re-staging day SoN semi-final 1.

11th July - Rest day | Re-staging day SoN semi-final 2.

12th July - SoN2 final practice & race meeting.

13th July - SoN final practice & race meeting.

14th July - Re-staging day SoN final or SoN2 final.

If semi-final 1 or 2 is postponed again and cannot be held on the re-staging date, the race meeting classification will be decided according to 2024 ranking list (art. 8.1): Highest team ranking is placed 1 st , second highest team ranking is placed 2nd and so on. The SoN and SoN2 final tournaments have precedence over any other Track Racing race meeting, with the exception of the FIM SGP race meetings.

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1 hour ago, racers and royals said:

Not as per the SON 2024 ruldbook.

Yes I’d read that, they not going to run 2 meetings on one day!
The way I read it, 10 July is either Semi final 2 or restaging of semi final 1 

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20 minutes ago, Rob B said:

Yes I’d read that, they not going to run 2 meetings on one day!
The way I read it, 10 July is either Semi final 2 or restaging of semi final 1 

It doesn’t say that - it says that if a semi can’t be run on the designated re- staging day it won’t be run.

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21 minutes ago, racers and royals said:

It doesn’t say that - it says that if a semi can’t be run on the designated re- staging day it won’t be run.

Yes so if it rains on the restaging 2nd attempt it won’t be run. Each event has a restaging date. 

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If semi-final 1 or 2 is postponed again and cannot be held on the re-staging date, the race meeting classification will be decided according to 2024 ranking list (art. 8.1): Highest team ranking is placed 1 st , second highest team ranking is placed 2nd and so on. The SoN and SoN2 final tournaments have precedence over any other Track Racing race meeting, with the exception of the FIM SGP race meetings.

If this was to be the case (hope not) what about refunds?

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19 minutes ago, 1stbendharry said:

Any idea what time the stadium opens for the final on Saturday? 

Also is there a fanzone taking my daughter and she wants to go?

Fanzone opens at 2.30pm on Saturday and closes at 6pm- i would guess stadium opens 5pm or 5.30pm. All details on Fanzone are on FIM Speedway website - click on SON and then final and it’s all there.

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On 7/3/2024 at 5:43 PM, DutchGrasstrack said:

He's on a Swedish passport & license.

Timo Lahti has a Swedish passport on account of him riding in Sweden for numerous years, but it makes him as Swedish as it makes me a Finn (my wife being Finnish).

Rding on a Swedish licence is out of convenience too, as although he is a Finn, he counts as a Swede for team building purposes in the Elitserien.

Sadly speedway in Finland is really struggling, withno meetings held this season, due to the well documented insurance nightmare. Otto Raak being picked at reserve is largely due to their being no one else left to ride, rather than his ability as a 16 year old up and coming rider.

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4 hours ago, BluTiger said:

So Eurosport is not showing the SON final. It seems that the Climbing World Cup and Show Jumping are much more important...

No Kabbadi to show. ?:D

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41 minutes ago, racers and royals said:

Gusts injured and out of SF 2 replaced by Kostigovs.

is Bednar fit?

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22 hours ago, moomin man 76 said:

Timo Lahti has a Swedish passport on account of him riding in Sweden for numerous years, but it makes him as Swedish as it makes me a Finn (my wife being Finnish).

Rding on a Swedish licence is out of convenience too, as although he is a Finn, he counts as a Swede for team building purposes in the Elitserien.

Sadly speedway in Finland is really struggling, withno meetings held this season, due to the well documented insurance nightmare. Otto Raak being picked at reserve is largely due to their being no one else left to ride, rather than his ability as a 16 year old up and coming rider.

I  read something about this yesterday. A meeting due to be ridden in Finland has now been moved to Germany, and they mentioned insurance problems. I just thought it was for the meeting/track, i didn't realise it was a national problem

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