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Disappointed in you mate.Where are the results from Russia????I was waiting for you to put them on here as i didn't have much time yesterday.Or should i say i couldn't be bothered :wink:

 

Had a busy day myself and only cut and pasted the results from the other meetings. Completely forgot about the Team Championship.

 

Russian Super League Round 3 24.1.09

 

Ufa 25

Nikolai Krasnikov 18, Dmitri Bulankin 7, Sergei Baltachev DNS

Togliatti 24 +3

Ivan Ivanov 9, Dmitri Khomitsevich 8, Vitalli Khmoitsevich 7+3

Lukovitsy 24 +2

Sergei Makharov 13, Ilya Drozdov 11+2

Sterliamak 17

Igor Kononov 12, Vladimir Chapello 5,Sergei Zazakov 0

Kamensk-Ural 13

Eduard Krysov 7, Danil Goloshekin 6, Dmitri Tikhonov 0

Novosibirsk 12

Maxim Korchemakha 11, Andrei Zhdanov 1

Saransk 11

Andrei Gavrilkin 6,Maxim Zakharov 5, Maxim Lushnikov DNS

 

Krasnikov giving plenty of warning that he intends to retain his World Championship, whilst a big slip for the Saransk team.

 

League Table:

 

Bashkortostan Ufa 24

Mega-Lada Togliatti 18

Lukhovitsy 11.5

Mordovia Saransk 11

Kaustic Sterlitamak 10

Kamensk-Ural 6.5

Siberia Novosibirsk 6

 

Round 4 25.1.2009

 

Ufa 27

Nikolai Krasnikov 16, Dmitri Bulankin 9, Sergei Baltachev 2)

Togliatti 26

Dmitri Khomitsevich 15, Vitalli Khomitsevich 11, Ivan Ivanov 0

Kamensk Ural 17

Danil Golosheykin 9, Eduard Krysov 8, Dmitri Tikhonov DNR

Saransk 16 +3

Maxim Zakharov 10, Andrei Gavrilkin 6, Maxim Lushnikov DNR

Lukhovitsy 16+2

Sergei Makharov 9, Ilya Drozdov 7

Novosibirsk 12

Maxim Korchemakha 9, Andrei Zhdanov 3, Alexander Kochetov DNR

Sterlitamak 11

Igor Kononov 11, Vladimir Chapalo 0, Sergei Zazakov 0

 

League Table:

Bashkortostan (Ufa) 32

Mega-Lada Togliatti 24

Mordovia Saransk 15

Lukhovitsy 14,5

Kamensk- Ural 11,5

Kaustic Sterlitamak 11

Siberia Novosibirsk 8.

 

Have a look at this Crash sequence too: ON THIS LINK

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Thanks for everyone insights into the british ice racing team . I did hear that their was a lot of fighting amongst themselves but I will leave it there good luck to all british riders in the meetings they race in this year and I hope you can find some sponsors soon!

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Posa continues to amaze.I thought he might struggle this time,but he is right up there again with the Russians

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World Championship QR Sanok, Day 1

 

Finishing Order

1. Yunir Baseev (Rus) - (3,3,3,2,3) 14

2. Per Olof Serenius (S) - (3,3,2,3,3) 14

3. Antonin Klatovsky (CzR) - (1,2,3,3,3) 12

4. Paveł Tschajka (Rus) - (1,3,3,3,2) 12

5. Per Anders Lindstrom (S) - (2,2,2,3,2) 11

6. Johnny Tuinstra (NL) - (2,1,2,2,3) 10

7. Kai Lehtinen (SF) - (w,2,3,2,1) 8

8. Jouni Seppanen (SF) - (1,3,1,1,0) 6

9. Martin Leitner (A) - (3,1,1,d,1) 6

10. Henri Malinen (SF) - (2,1,1,0,2) 6

11. Mario Schwaiger (A) - (3,0,1,0,1) 5

12. Stefan Pletschacher (D) - (0,w,2,1,2) 5

13. Jan Pecina (CzR) - (0,2,0,2,0) 4

14. Oleg Dosaev (Ukr) - (2,w,d,1,0) 3

15. Michał Widera (Pl) - (1,1,0,1,d) 3

16. Zdzisław Żerdziński (Pl) - (0,0,0,0,w) 0

17. Mirosław Daniszewski (Pl) - NS

 

 

Heats

1. Serenius, Tuinstra, Tschajka, Pecina

2. Schwaiger, Dosaev, Widera, Lehtinen (u/w)

3. Baseev, Lindstrom, Klatovsky, Pletschacher

4. Leitner, Malinen, Seppanen, Żerdziński

5. Seppanen, Pecina, Widera, Pletschacher (u/w)

6. Baseev, Lehtinen, Tuinstra, Żerdziński

7. Tschajka, Lindstrom, Malinen, Dosaev (u/w)

8. Serenius, Klatovsky, Leitner, Schwaiger

9. Lehtinen, Lindstrom, Leitner, Pecina

10. Klatovsky, Tuinstra, Malinen, Widera

11. Tschajka, Pletschacher, Schwaiger, Żerdziński

12. Baseev, Serenius, Seppanen, Dosaev

13. Klatovsky, Pecina, Dosaev, Żerdziński

14. Lindstrom, Tuinstra, Seppanen, Schwaiger

15. Tschajka, Baseev, Widera, Leitner

16. Serenius, Lehtinen, Pletschacher, Malinen

17. Baseev, Malinen, Schwaiger, Pecina

18. Tuinstra, Pletschacher, Leitner, Dosaev

19. Klatovsky, Tschajka, Lehtinen, Seppanen

20. Serenius, Lindstrom, Widera , Żerdziński

 

 

Results from http://live.sportowefakty.pl/zuzel2.htm

 

Got to give it to Posa - 61 in March and still mixing it!

I do think whoever is nominated by the Poles as their "Seeded" rider is really going to struggle though.

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Good score from Johnny Tuinstra :).

 

Any info about the Polish nomination? Is it possible that the Polish Federation select Grzegorz Knapp (if he's fit) for the GP's? As he's quite the best Pole, might be able to score a few points, the others will realy struggle I guess :unsure:.

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Good score from Johnny Tuinstra :).

 

Any info about the Polish nomination? Is it possible that the Polish Federation select Grzegorz Knapp (if he's fit) for the GP's? As he's quite the best Pole, might be able to score a few points, the others will realy struggle I guess :unsure:.

From where is this nomination info originating? I went through my FIM emails and riders allocation sheets and found nothing! There were 5+1 going through from the other two and Sanok should see 6 get a place in the GP.

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From where is this nomination info originating? I went through my FIM emails and riders allocation sheets and found nothing! There were 5+1 going through from the other two and Sanok should see 6 get a place in the GP.

 

Christian Weber wrote in Speedway Star on 17.1.09, "Only the top four from this [saalfelden] meeting are certain of a place in the finals, while the fifth has to wait until all three qualifiers are completed to learn if a rider from each of the nations that host either a qualifier or a final round, has made it through. If not, the fifth placed rider will lose his qualifying spot in favour of a seeded rider from the host nations."

I'm sure I read somewhere that this would happen when the fixtures were finally confirmed.

So if this is correct, Poland will get a slot in the Finals, as will the Netherlands if neither country has a rider in the top 5/6.

If you remember, they did it last year with Johnny Tuinstra when the KNMV had no representative, so they have set a precedent and the PZM could argue that they staged a QR, so they get a seeded rider.

But can they give it to Knapp if he hasn't ridden in a qualifying round? Otherwise they'll have a rider who is half a lap behind the rest whenever he races, as their choice may not be as experienced as Knapp.

 

 

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@f-s-p

 

If you look on the FIM rules for Iceracing you can find the following information:

 

"...Each FMNR of an Ice Racing World Championship meeting (Qualifying Rounds,

and Finals) is guaranteed at least one rider from its Federation in this meeting

and in all Finals. ...."

 

So also Poland will have a guarenteed place.

 

@Ian

There is no extra rule that the Federation only could seed a rider, who has taken part at the QR rounds, so I think they could seed any rider they want.

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@f-s-p

 

If you look on the FIM rules for Iceracing you can find the following information:

 

"...Each FMNR of an Ice Racing World Championship meeting (Qualifying Rounds,

and Finals) is guaranteed at least one rider from its Federation in this meeting

and in all Finals. ...."

OK, thanks.

 

EDIT: I'm told Poland wont use their slot since Knapp is injured but there's still the NL slot to be seen during tonight. They've just started so a couple of hours still to go for us to know.

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Looks like Johnny Tuinstra will reach the GP's on his own "powers" :approve: Go Johnny!! :D.

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World Championship QR Day 2, Sanok 26.1.2009

 

Scores (Day 1 + 2)

1. Yunir Baseev (Rus) - (3,3,3,2,3) 14 + (3,3,3,3,3) 15 = 29

2. Paveł Tschajka (Rus) - (1,3,3,3,2) 12 + (2,3,3,3,3) 14 = 26

3. Per Olof Serenius (S) - (3,3,2,3,3) 14 + (3,2,3,1,2) 11 = 25

4. Antonin Klatovsky (CzR) - (1,2,3,3,3) 12 + (2,3,2,2,2) 11 = 23

5. Johnny Tuinstra (NL) - (2,1,2,2,3) 10 + (3,3,1,3,2) 12 = 22

6. Kai Lehtinen (SF) - (w,2,3,2,1) 8 + (1,2,2,3,3) 11 = 19 +3

7. Per Anders Lindstrom (S) - (2,2,2,3,2) 11 + (3,2,d, 2,1) 8 = 19 +2

8. Stefan Pletschacher (D) - (0,w,2,1,2) 5 + (2,1,0,2,3) 8 = 13

9. Martin Leitner (A) - (3,1,1,d,1) 6 + (1,1,2,2,1) 7 = 13

10. Mario Schwaiger (A) - (3,0,1,0,1) 5 + (0,2,2,0,2) 6 = 11

11. Henri Malinen (SF) - (2,1,1,0,2) 6 + (0,0,3,1,1) 5 = 11

12. Jouni Seppanen (SF) - (1,3,1,1,0) 6 + (2,1,1,1,w) 5 = 11

13. Jan Pecina (CzR) - (0,2,0,2,0) 4 + (1,1,1,0,1) 4 = 8

14. Michał Widera (Pl) - (1,1,0,1,d) 3 + (1,0,0,0,0) 1 = 4

15. Oleg Dosaev (Ukr) - (2,w,d,1,0) 3 + NS = 3

16. Mirosław Daniszewski (Pl) - NS + (0,0,1,1,0) 2 = 2

17. Zdzisław Żerdziński (Pl) - (0,0,0,0,w) 0 + NS = 0

 

 

Heats (2nd Day)

21. Baseev, Tschajka, Lehtinen, Schwaiger

22. Serenius, Klatovsky, Leitner, Malinen

23. Tuinstra, Seppanen, Pecina, Daniszewski

24. Lindstrom, Pletschacher, Widera

25. Tschajka, Serenius, Pletschacher, Daniszewski

26. Tuinstra, Lehtinen, Leitner

27. Klatovsky, Schwaiger, Pecina, Widera

28. Baseev, Lindstrom, Seppanen, Malinen

29. Tschajka, Leitner, Pecina, Lindstrom

30. Serenius, Lehtinen, Seppanen, Widera

31. Malinen, Schwaiger, Daniszewski

32. Baseev, Klatovsky, Tuinstra, Pletschacher

33. Tschajka, Klatovsky, Seppanen

34. Lehtinen, Pletschacher, Malinen, Pecina

35. Tuinstra, Lindstrom, Serenius, Schwaiger

36. Baseev, Leitner, Daniszewski, Widera

37. Baseev, Serenius, Pecina

38. Lehtinen, Klatovsky, Lindstrom, Daniszewski

39. Pletschacher, Schwaiger, Leitner, Seppanen (u/w)

40. Tschajka, Tuinstra, Malinen, Widera

 

Run Off for 6th Place

41. Lehtinen, Lindstrom

 

Looks Johnny T made it by sheer guts

 

 

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I think the Poles gave the seeded place back as they've just runned a run-off for the 6th place :unsure:.

 

RESULTS:

 

1. Junir Bazeev RUS 14 + (3 3 3 3 3) 29

2. Pavel Tsjajka RUS 12 + (2 3 3 3 3) 26

3. Per Olov Serenius SWE 14 + (3 2 3 1 2) 25

4. Antonin Klatovsky CZ 12 (2 3 2 2 2) 23

5. Johnny Tuinstra NL 10 + (3 3 1 3 2) 22

6. Kai Lehtinen FIN 8 + (1 2 2 3 3) 19 +3

 

7. Per Anders Lindström SWE 11 + (3 2 X 2 1) 19 +2

8. Stefan Pletschacher GER 5 + (2 1 0 2 3) 13

9. Martin Leitner AUT 6 + (1 1 2 2 1) 13

10. Henri Malinen FIN 6 + (0 0 3 1 1) 11

11. Mario Schwaiger AUT 5 + (0 2 2 0 2) 11

12. Jouni Seppänen FIN 6 + (2 1 1 1 X) 11

13. Jan Pecina CZ 4 + (1 1 1 0 1) 8

14. Michal Widera POL 3 + (1 0 0 0 0) 4

15. Oleg Dosaev UKR 3 + (- - - - -) 3

16. Miroslaw Daniszewski POL 0 + (0 0 1 1 0) 2

17. Zdzislaw Zerdzinski POL 0 + (- - - - -) 0

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If that is the case, I make the 18 riders for the Finals are:

Franz Zorn (A)

Harald Simon (A)

Marcus Skabraut (A) (Res)

Antonin Klatovsky (CzR)

Gunter Bauer (D)

Johnny Tuinstra (NL)

Danil Ivanov (Rus)

Dmitri Khomitsevich (Rus)

Ivan Ivanov (Rus)

Nikolai Krasnikov (Rus)

Pavel Tschajka (Rus)

Vitali Khomitsevich (Rus)

Yunir Bazeev (Rus)

Per-Olof Serenius (S)

Stefan Svensson (S)

Antti Aakko (SF)

Kai Lehtinen (SF)

Tommy Flyktman (SF) (res)

 

Edit after checking Speedway.org

 

However, if the Poles do take their seeded spot then I think Lehtinen will be reserve and one of the other reserves will be out.

Edited by Conkers

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