Terry

Exactly. There was an Evel Knievel documentary on the other week. Great stuff!

Channel 172 on virgin.

Never mind the Louis's, this is the big one. Ivan or Kym? I would say Ivan, but I would be willing to hear arguments to the contrary. Only joking

Danny did ok on monday, but I think it's fair to say he's more or less reached his level, and it seems a good opportunity to give another youngster some international experience.

I wouldn't bother with Cook anymore, I don't think he's got it. I would stay with the same four, maybe Kyle Howarth for Danny King if he goes well at practice

Young Lambert didn't show him too much respect last night. Why the hell isn't he in the british final. These organisers are idiots.

Damn I don't remember that at all. I must have been out of the country. I certainly wouldn't have missed that. I know he had his problems, but Mike the bike was truly the most talented rider I've ever seen. Topping the national averages at 18. Incredible!

I never saw him ride but I thoroughly enjoyed his book.

Andrew was the better rider but Len prepared the better track. ..speaking of Rye House, Barry or Dave King? I would say Barry.

ITV, World Of Sport, Dickie Davis, happy days.

Hancock might!

Why? he's chosen the best riders available. What annoys me is listening to Scott Nicholls saying, "yeah, team GB have got a good chance of winning." Well, we'd have a better chance if you were in the team.

I'll admit watching live I thought the Russian tried to go through a gap that wasn't there, but just one replay showed as clear as day he was fenced by Sundstrom. Surely the ref would watch at least one replay before making a decision?

I guess it's all about opinions but I wouldn't put Jimmy in ahead of anyone in the line-up. There wasn't any obvious absentees like any other year.

I would say the only year the best 16 riders were in the world championship was 1996.

I remember Tomasz Gollob 'team riding' lesser nations round. That must have blown Kelvins mind!

Oh Kelv, you're not doing yourself any favours

I thought I was the only one who noticed that. I think CrumPPP was the best one!

The legend that is Tomasz Gollob hopefully.

..and the award for worst bet ever placed goes to..

You're right, after watching the replay he was fenced by Sundstrom. Terrible news for Jarek

These Russians are dodgy.

Go Milik!

Not very original I know but Poland should dominate tonight, over 47 points 10/11. Milik over 7 points 8/11, rubbish odds but hoping he'll get an extra ride.

Michael Lee Dave Jessup Malcolm Simmons Gordon Kennett Steve Bastable Chris Morton Tony Davey John Davis Les Collins Peter Collins Reg Wilson Doug Wyer Alan Grahame Jim McMillan John Louis Dave Morton The 1978 British final line-up. Slightly better than this year!