Ghostwalker

Zengota to Smederna.

I disagree. Just taking the 15 highest from Poland doesn't means that they automatically are the 15 best IMO. It's still a subjective opinion. I see it more as groups of riders because there difference is very small between many of the riders. Riders that could challenge for a world title, riders that are good enough to be able to finish around top 8 in SGP and those who would be likely to finish at the bottom and far far away from top 8. The middle groups is IMO very large and I there differences between the riders in that group is very small. Like the difference between JK and MJJ averages in poland which is 0,095. A hundredth of a point/heat. Could just be that MJJ was nice and let a team mate win in a 5-1 situation once.

Well then, who are the 15 best riders in the world? Give me an unbiased list of the 15 best riders in the world and how you came to the conclusion that those riders are indeed the 15 best of the world. Just because a rider is riding in the GP-series doesn't means he is among the 15 best in the world.

MJJ stays with Smederna.

But it is a closed shop more or less. There are very small variations from year to year.

Dackarna have extended the contracts for Dudek, Janowski, Greg and Joel Kling, IMO Dackarna will be the favourites to win next season. This will likely be their lineup:

Madsen didn't do the Danish qualifying meeting and instead choose to ride in Speedway Best pairs.

Well Smederna have two larger stands with seats (wooden benches and regular folding plastic chairs) and roofs. Sannahed track also have a smaller grand stand with seats and roof.I don't know about other tracks though.

Danish A-, B-, C- and D- category riders for 2019 A-kørere (8): Nicki Pedersen Leon Madsen Michael Jepsen Jensen Niels Kristian Iversen Kenneth Bjerre Peter Kildemand Mikkel Michelsen Hans Andersen B-kørere (16): Mikkel Bech Anders Thomsen Nicolai Klindt Bjarne Pedersen Frederik Jacobsen Mads Korneliussen Nikolaj Busk Jakobsen Patrick Hougaard Andreas Lyager Rene Bach Ulrich Østergaard Claus Vissing Thomas Jørgensen Nicklas Porsing Jonas B. Andersen Michael Palm Toft C-kørere (12): Kenneth Kruse Hansen Rasmus Jensen Patrick Hansen Jason Jørgensen Jonas Seifert-Salk Kasper Andersen Mikkel B. Andersen Lasse Bjerre Kasper Lykke Nielsen Jonas Jeppesen Christian Thaysen Mads Hansen D-kørere (20): Emil Pørtner Emil Grøndal Sam Jensen Michael Thyme Matias Nielsen Tobias Thomsen Martin Steen Hansen Emil Engstrøm Tim Sørensen Marius Nielsen Mark Bayer Jacob Bukhave Kenneth Jürgensen Morten Piebenbrinch Benjamin Basso Emil Breum Sebastian Mortensen Jonas Knudsen Jannik Sørensen Nick Agertoft

Thorssell to Dackarna.

I disagree. There was a good GP in Prague 2-3 years ago. Since then the GPs there have been the usual gating paradise. Vojens is basically the same. The track has lots of potential but the grading is usually super slick unless it has rained.

Vojens? Just another super slick gaters only track.

Official reserves Robert Lambert, Max Fricke, Mikkel Michelsen, Vaclav Milik and Bartosz Smektala. http://speedwaygp.com/news/article/7048/sgp-2019-substitutes-and-rankings

In Denmark the qualifiers are based on Danish qualifying meetings. If a riders doesn't do them then he won't get a nomination.

http://speedwaygp.com/news/article/7042/sgp-2019-wild-cards-revealed Also so much for the "no wild card if he hasn't done the qualifiers". Except for Dudek and maybe Madsen these are really really boring picks. Don't really see the point of Zagar and Vaculik.