German Speedway Fan

Yes my opinion too.. Some Years ago there has been a series of 6 or Seven Meetings in group south and north for the U21 Juniors to qualify for the final.. Now we have2 or three meetings.. no second and third Bundesliga like we had some years ago. Smolinski, Hefenbrock, Stange, Schultz, Kroner and some others have been the result of these U21 Series.. The youngsters had a lot of meetings... Now I have to see riders who aren't strong enough for the Bundesliga riding against Magosi and Hefenbrock... Boring heats...

1. Diedenbergen 42 (M. Schultz 14, Stange 13, Magosi 11, Deddens 1, Gaevert 2 2. Brokstedt 32 (Katt 10, Kolenko 9, Petersen 7, Tebbe 3, Zyweck 0 3. Landshut 26 Hefenbrock 12, Speißer 6, Schützbach 3, Rudolph 2 4. Neuenknick 25 (Wölbert 11, Sekula 5, Busch 4, Bartz 4, Pape 1 Matze Schultz, Tommy Stange, Stephan Katt, Christian Hefenbrock and Kevin Wölbert rode realy well. My Opinion was: Matze Schultz Man of the meeting...

Hallo Tommy, Check out: www.dmv-lg-berlin.de Tickets you should get at the track, i've never had any problems.

3.000 Tickets have been sold yet.

I'll get a copy now. Thank you to all that would have helped me...

Hi, does anybody has a copy of the Danish GP from Sky sports live ??? Maybe anybody could do a copy for me and send it to Germany ? Have been there and i'm now looking for a copy.

Hülse is a real entertainer and a rider that seem to be able to ride every cind of vehicle that has weels... 2003 he was eigth in German Icespeedwaychampionship and 2004 he was starting in World Championship Qualifiying round at Kuusankowski.... He is realy an entertainer, never been a rider like Robert Barth or Gerd Riss on german Longtrack, but he is a rider who can do some surprises...

For me everything is booked now too: Train, Hotel.. Will stay at Winters Hotel in Berlin. Conkers There you are too ?? Maybe wo should meet after the meeting for a beer !! I'll surely be wearing a Smolinski-Speedway Cap

Bad Luck for Gegenbauer if you see the heat detailsm, egnine failure in his last heat and an ef. But well done by Max Niedermeier

From www.speedwaywolrd.tv The richest minute in motorsport will take place at VELTINS-Arena, Gelsenkirchen, Germany. The final round of the world championship FIM Speedway Grand Prix Series (SGP) - the FIM German Speedway Grand Prix - will be held at the former FIFA World Cup venue, with the winner walking away with $100,000, the biggest in the sport’s history. The event, to be held on Saturday 13th October, will be the 100th Grand Prix since the Series’ conception in 1995 and the first time world championship speedway has taken place at VELTINS- Arena. Paul Bellamy, managing director – speedway, BSI, rights holders of the SGP Series, said: “This is very exciting for the Series. Not only are we adding another world class venue to the calendar, but to celebrate the milestone of the 100th Grand Prix with the richest first prize in the history of the sport is great for the world championship and will make the final round of the 2007 Series an unmissable event. “Bringing the Grand Prix to the VELTINS-Arena keeps in line with our strategy to showcase world championship speedway in the world’s great stadiums. It is the perfect backdrop for the richest minute in motorsport and a fitting finale to the 2007 season and the centenary Grand Prix.” To transform the VELTINS-Arena into a world championship speedway stadium a specially built track will be constructed, under the eagle-eye of three times world champion and FIM Race Director, Ole Olsen. Olsen and his team already build tracks at the FIM British Speedway Grand Prix at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, and the FIM Dansk Metal Danish Speedway Grand Prix at PARKEN, Copenhagen, and will use this knowledge to build a world class track at VELTINS-Arena. “The track building team are looking forward to creating a first class track inside this great stadium,” said Olsen. “The final minute of the FIM German Grand Prix with a $100,000 first prize will be a fantastic climax to the 100th Grand Prix and I am sure the VELTINS-Arena will create its own chapter in the history of the FIM Speedway Grand Prix Series.” Olsen added: “I only wish I was young enough to give the top riders in the world a run for their money in the final race…$100, 000 may give me the incentive to get back on a bike!” Tickets for the Richest Minute in Motorsport, the FIM German Speedway Grand Prix, are on sale now via: Local (Germany): www.veltins-arena.de Tel: 01805 150 810 International: www.seetickets.com/speedway Tel: +44 1159 934 111 UK Only: 0870 143 2207

Yes Dortmund is very near to Gelsenkirchen, from there you can go by train to Gelsenkirchen...

I've made a week Holiday at Saalfelden and hoped they had been able to run this meeting, but it is too warm. Have been at the track on Sunday afternoon and it would have been impossible to run a meeting. If it is getting cold in Austria i think they would be able to build a track. Anybody told me that the ice have to be 60 cm strong to hold a meeting. at the moment i believe too the meeting will be held at finland.

Try this Homepage for getting Tickets: http://www.dmv-lg-berlin.de/ Will be there too for this meeting. I always have been able to buy my tickets at the track.

At the Stadium at Gelsenkirchen. there have been Stockcarmeetings and more. They are able to put the footballfield out of the stadium

Would love to see a german GP. Pictures VeltinsArena Gelsenkirchen: http://www.stadionwelt.de/stadionwelt_stad...ch=stadionfotos

I think the crowd will be the biggest problem so i think a GP at Landshut or Pocking on a permanent Speedway track would be a much better choice than the Arena auf Schalke. I realy would love to see a GP back at Germany... If it's now on a permanent track or in a big Stadium....

In Germany we're realy happy with our three german Riders in Elite League... In Herxheim Tommy Stange was realy good two. Don't forget, he broke his hand six weeks ago... !!! From our Younger prospects, with Max Dilger only 17 years old and Richard Speißer (18) there are some new riders coming. Also Kevin Wölbert. Stephan Katt missed the meeting cause he had to win the European Grasstrack title, Kevin Wölbert rode in Poland, rene Schäfer injured. Robbie Kessler had to ride in German League, because nominated have been first 8 from last years Championship and top 8 Riders from 1. and 2. Bundesliga. Robbie didn't ride in Germany, so he hasn't been riding this Meeting. In the Finale Hefe won the start ahead of Tobi Kroner. Smoli took Tobi after 2nd croner and was hunting for Hefenbrock. His engine failure stopped his title dreams. Think without Martins engine failure we would have seen two interessting last laps...

1. Hefenbrock 15 Punkte, 2. Kroner 14 3. Somlinski 12 4. Stange 12 5. Weis 9 6. Busch 9 7. Dilger 8 8. Speiser 6 9. Mell 6 10. Möller6 11. S. Petersen 5 12. Rath 5 13. Bartz 4 14. Kugelmann 4 15. Facher 2 16. Haupt 2 Final: 1. Hefenbrock 2. Kroner 3. Stange 4. Smolinski (engine failure)

Nr. 1 Tobias Kroner Nr. 2 Steffen Mell Nr. 3 Nr. 4 Martin Smolinski Nr. 5 Christian Hefenbrock Nr. 6 Nr. 7 Tobias Busch Nr. 8 Nr. 9 Thomas Stange Nr. 10 Nr. 11 Nr. 12 Daniel Rath Nr. 13 Roberto Haupt Nr. 14 Nr. 15 Nr. 16 Res. 17 Res. 18 Following Riders have to go through a Qualification in the morning of September 24th and have the chacne to qualify for the open Places: Tobias Gävert, Michael Diener, Kevin Wölbert, Max Dilger, Richard Speiser, Björn Danielczik, Ronny Weis, Herbert Rudolph, Christian Hülshorst, Michael Möller, Christoph Demmel, Sönke Petersen, Matthias Bartz, Frank Facher, Joachim Kugelmann, Hans-Jörg Müller

@ Tiger Mirko Wolter stopped riding speedway. Yes it's Herxheim near Landau. On Saturday 23rd at Diedenbergen near Frankfurt the german U21 Final will be held. so the two german Finals on one weekend. Diedenbergen to Herxheim is just one hour by car. Think you can find a place to camp next the track. You'll sleep in your car or in a tent ? Send me a pm and i'll be looking for a place and tell you...

He got 21 last year in December so he isn't any longer a U21 Rider

Would love to see a real GP Challenge back... Maybe just 5 qualifiy and two riders to get seeded GP 2007 (Hmm.. who's riding for Reading ?? ) Jason Crump Greg Hancock Nicki Pedersen Andreas Jonsson Leigh Adams Tomasz Gollob Bjarne Pedersen Matej Zagar Andersen Jagus Holta seeded: Nicholls Lindback Hampel 2nd Brit: Richardson (still can improve in last GP rounds) Loram, Reserve: P. Karlsson C. Harris (He's Reserve, so i don't think he'll be called up...)

Go for a sensation Martin !!!!!

Mathias Schultz won't be riding, he broke his leg, i think there will be Tobias Kroner in or maybe Stephan Katt

I could just say: Well done Hefe !!! 11. Aleš Dryml ČEŠ 3 3 2 3 2 = 13 14. Christian Hefenbrock NEM 3 2 2 3 3 = 13 2. Jacek Rempala POL 3 3 3 2 1 = 12 3. Matej Žagar SLO 2 0 3 2 3 = 10 16. Adrian Miedzinski POL 2 0 3 3 2 = 10 ----------------------------------------------------- 7. Bohumil Brhel ČEŠ 2 2 3 0 3 = 10 ----------------------------------------------------- 13. Mariusz Puszakowski POL 1 3 2 1 1 = 8 4. Krzysztof Jablonski POL 0 3 1 3 1 = 8 12. Jernej Kolenko SLO 0 1 2 2 2 = 7 1. Andrejs Koroljovs LAT 1 2 0 1 3 = 7 5. Sergey Darkin RUS 3 1 1 1 0 = 6 6. Josef Franc ČEŠ 1 1 1 2 0 = 5 8. Roman Ivanov RUS 0 2 1 0 2 = 5 10. Marian Jirout ČEŠ 2 0 0 0 1 = 3 15. Kjastas Puodzuks LAT 0 1 0 1 0 = 2 9. Maksims Bogdanovs LAT 1 0 0 0 0 = 1 1. Rempala, Žagar, Koroljovs, Jablonski 2. Darkin, Brhel, Franc, Ivanov 3. Dryml, Jirout, Bogdanovs, Kolenko 4. Hefenbrock, Miedzinski, Puszakowski, Puodzuks 5. Puszakowski, Koroljovs, Darkin, Bogdanovs 6. Rempala, Hefenbrock, Franc, Jirout 7. Dryml, Brhel, Puodzuks, Žagar 8. Jablonski, Ivanov, Kolenko, Miedzinski 9. Miedzinski, Dryml, Franc, Koroljovs 10. Rempala, Kolenko, Darkin, Puodzuks 11. Žagar, Hefenbrock, Ivanov, Bogdanovs 12. Brhel, Puszakowski, Jablonski, Jirout 13. Hefenbrock, Kolenko, Koroljovs, Brhel 14. Dryml, Rempala, Puszakowski, Ivanov 15. Miedzinski, Žagar, Darkin, Jirout 16. Jablonski, Franc, Puodzuks, Bogdanovs 17. Koroljovs, Ivanov, Jirout, Puodzuks 18. Brhel, Miedzinski, Rempala, Bogdanovs 19. Žagar, Kolenko, Puszakowski, Franc 20. Hefenbrock, Dryml, Jablonski, Darkin 21. Žagar, Miedzinski, Brhel 22. Dryml, Hefenbrock