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Everything posted by waiheke1
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2013 Gp Prediction Game
waiheke1 replied to T.N.T.'s topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Emil Freddie tai jonsson -
255 Emil 200 holder 200 tai 200 Freddie many thanks
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Beat The Bookie 2013 Gp Prize Competition
waiheke1 replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Emil 20 more li.dgren 20 more Johnson 20 more -
Robert Lambert National League Next Year?
waiheke1 replied to Damon's topic in National League Speedway
have only seen a bit of him on YouTube, how highly is he rated as a talent? is he at a darcy ward/mike lee level, a tai woffenden level or ...? when is a realistic timeline for gps? any allegiances to any particular el side? -
40 emil 35 hampel 5 zagar 7.50 ward
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Robbie - still dont think the figures are right, for example dont get how u have 540 quid. u won 300 on hampel, 75 on gollob , plus 60 quid stakes back on those winning bets, so shouldnt u be on 435 quid?
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racers - thanks for doing the calc, however you've ignored that i had a 100 quid opening balance i.e. the seventy five quid you've deducted came out ofthat rather than my winnings. so based on your calc i reckon my balance should be 87.50 to look at it another way i had a hundred quid and bet it all. what i get back is 87.50 per above so that should be my new balance. Edit: maybe im doing something wrong,and not wanting to be a pain as i appreciate robbie b setting up this vomp, but ive used a spreadsheet to check and actually think almost all the balances calculated are incorrect
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Robbie b are u sure my balance is right? with quarter odds for gollob getting a place shouldnt i have roughly 50 quid?
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2013 Gp Prediction Game
waiheke1 replied to T.N.T.'s topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Gollob zagar emil vaculik -
International Best Pairs Tournament Torun - June 8th
waiheke1 replied to LagutaRacingFan's topic in International World of Speedway
yes the main pointvis that teams compete as a pair. Rather than a glimpse forward, its move to rexestablish the world pairs from the past - the comp actually got dis establushed when they merged it with the old wtc in the 90s, i think this is a step towards having both again, no way bsi would get rid of the world cup (imho). -
International Best Pairs Tournament Torun - June 8th
waiheke1 replied to LagutaRacingFan's topic in International World of Speedway
Should be an excellent meeting and great that the world pairs has been resurrected. just a shsme that its not an official world championship event and thst there is no team gb/ england. perhaps 2014 could see this made official, the new Belle vue stadium would seem an appropriate venue. certainly it would represrnt the best chance gb would have for a world championship medal even if they would start as probably only sixth favourite. -
Beat The Bookie 2013 Gp Prize Competition
waiheke1 replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Buczowsi 50 more emil 20 more hampel 20 more hancock 10 less lindback 10 less -
Ben Barker In Trouble With The Police
waiheke1 replied to madame muck's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Without having the full details around the accident, it would seem his actions are probably on a par, or perhaps slightly worse, than those of Darcy in December. I can't see this thread running to twenty odd pages however, unless his manager (or the England manager) come out with some nonsense about "it's what all the kids are doing isn't it" -
Well, you're right that someone is obviously lacking in the brain food department, I'm not sure its scb though..
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No Double Points On Final ? Better Or Worse?
waiheke1 replied to Mixy230's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
but u already get a point reward in the semi. Personally i think they should have stuck with the double points, but unlikely to make much difference over a season -
Prize Money For Gp's
waiheke1 replied to Fromafar's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
in a Chris holder interview i read (don't know if it was on the net or in the paper) he was saying they can't believe that they travel all this way and don't have to pay a thing, unlike the gps in Europe. he didn't specify what they have to cover themselves for the other gps -
How Many Heats In A League Meeting ?
waiheke1 replied to rusky's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
end of the day what is worse. someone rated say number20 out of England riders not getting a chance in the qualifiers? or a genuine world title contender missing out on a final because of injury or engine trouble at the wrong time? -
How Many Heats In A League Meeting ?
waiheke1 replied to rusky's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
He keeps mentioning Mike Lee... -
Prize Money For Gp's
waiheke1 replied to Fromafar's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
does bill buckley pick up the tab for that? -
How Many Heats In A League Meeting ?
waiheke1 replied to rusky's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
top eight are picked? there i was thinking their qualification was based on performance over 12 meetings, more meetings than any rider going through the old qualifying route had to ride in. -
Prize Money For Gp's
waiheke1 replied to Fromafar's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
all expenses for theriders - flights, accommodation, shipping of equipment - are paid for for the nz gp . i presume they still have to pay for their support team but not certain. -
How Many Heats In A League Meeting ?
waiheke1 replied to rusky's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
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New Zealand Gp.
waiheke1 replied to STARRGAZER1's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
I'm confused... So just to confirm, hot, dry summer weather doesn't impact upon track preparation, but hot summer sun does? -
Air Jackets-how Do They Work?
waiheke1 replied to speedwaysliders's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
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New Zealand Gp.
waiheke1 replied to STARRGAZER1's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Ok, the GP was another excellent afternoon/evening’s entertainment, can’t wait for next year, a few thoughts on the day. Whereas last year I was absolutely buzzing after the event, this year I was a little disappointed. The crowd was clearly a few thousand down on last year, which makes me concerned that next year could be the last, and I would be gutted if it was. There were some mitigating factors – another motorcycle event which Buckley reckons drew away a couple of thousand fans, the test match and a beer festival would also have drawn away some of the casusal sports fans who may have othersise turned up. We really need a bumper crowd next year – aliied with some council backing – to make sure Bill is willing to keep going with the series. The racing was not as good as last year – in fact it was probably about in line with what I expected last year, which overdelivered. It may have been the track, but perhaps it was just a result of The gate positions were unbelievably unequal. The fact that red had such an advantage, and yellow such a disadvantage I think must have contributed to the lack of passing – try catching Hancock or Gollob when they have a 10m head start by the first corner. Red picked up 54 points out of a possible 60 in the heats (including a zero from Bunyan), while yellow delivered jsu 11 (3 of which came from Jonssons win, 2 from beating Bunyan, and two from beating excluded riders). While gate advantage is not unheard of in world finals (Odsal 85 saw red score 32 out of a possible 36 points by the interbal, while Gothenburg in 80 saw gate three score only 18 points all meeting)- to have two gates with such a massive difference had a definite bearing on things. And a couple of things that made me smile: I know the grid girls aren’t selected (entirely) for their brains, but seeing them line up in the wrong order (red on the outside, yellow the inside) for the first heat was pretty special. Hearing the explanation for the 4pm start time as being “because of the global television viewing audience.” Yes, that was it, nothing to do with the NIMBY’s forcing restriction on racing after dark, everythijng to do with how much better it was for you guys in the UK and Europe to get up at 3 or 4 am to watch it rather than having it start at 6 or 7 am your time!