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Right that He will not riding tonight but in Ollys race He will be in!?

 

 

Zetters, thank you. I was a little confuzzled here meself. ;)

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Right that He will not riding tonight but in Ollys race He will be in!?

 

 

Zetters, thank you. I was a little confuzzled here meself. ;)

 

Sorry guys that post was a little misleading. Martin won't be riding in the meeting, I've had confirmed.

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I've seen that scott nicholls, freddie lindgren & chris holder are others to join in the show, are these riders confirmed?

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FORMER Treble-winning Coventry skipper Scott Nicholls will be back at Brandon for Olly Allen's Testimonial meeting on Sunday, August 23.

Nicholls, currently on loan at Ipswich, will be one of several top stars vying for the first prize of a new GM engine at the event.

Also confirming their attendance are Wolverhampton duo Fredrik Lindgren and Tai Woffinden. Swedish star Lindgren is a current Grand Prix competitor, and he pulled off one of the rides of the season at Brandon earlier this month when he secured a dramatic draw for his team in the final race.

Woffinden, meanwhile, is one of the sport's big rising stars tipped for a Grand Prix future - and the same applies to Poole's Australian ace Chris Holder, who will also be taking part.

Several of the field are either current or former team-mates of Allen, with Brandon specialist Simon Stead having ridden alongside him at both Peterborough and Coventry.

And a new name for supporters is Swedish youngster Robin Bergqvist, who will be making his first appearance at Coventry.

With World Championship leader Jason Crump also involved along with current Buildbase Bees stars Chris Harris, Edward Kennett and Ben Barker - plus, of course, Allen himself, a terrific afternoon of racing is expected.

Turnstiles open at 11.30am, the parade is at 12.45pm with the first race at 1pm sharp. The meeting runs over 20 heats and a Grand Final for the top scorers, and is followed by a disco and auction in the Under-stand bar.

 

LINE-UP (Not in riding order)

Olly Allen

Tommy Allen

Ben Barker

Troy Batchelor

Robin Bergqvist

Jason Crump

Chris Harris

Chris Holder

Steve Johnston

Edward Kennett

Fredrik Lindgren

Chris Neath

Scott Nicholls

Joe Screen

Simon Stead

Tai Woffinden

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The final line-up looks superb & i wouldn't say it's a foregone conclusion Crumpie will win the GM on offer to the winner.

 

 

Really hoping Olly has the excellent day he deserves.

 

Oh, and a few extra pie & chips for Joe. :P

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The final line-up looks superb & i wouldn't say it's a foregone conclusion Crumpie will win the GM on offer to the winner.

 

 

Really hoping Olly has the excellent day he deserves.

 

Oh, and a few extra pie & chips for Joe. :P

 

Might have a look at this one - how much is the entrance fee????

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Normal EL entrance prices. £15, £10, £5.

excellent thanks - just hope the weather holds - should be a good one :rolleyes:

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Anybody know much about Robin Bergqvist?

 

It's hard to find much about him, he's 19 i think and it looks like he rides in Division 1 for Team Bikab in sweden. From 13 meetings he has an average of 8.07, according to the 'speedway.nu' website.

 

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Anybody know much about Robin Bergqvist?

 

Apparently when Olly is riding in Sweden, he stays at the Bergqvist household, so Olly invited him along to his event and

also to put himself in the 'shop window'.

Hope this helps.

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The final line-up looks superb & i wouldn't say it's a foregone conclusion Crumpie will win the GM on offer to the winner.

 

Do you still think that Colin after Crumpie's performance last night? :lol:

I'd say he is a dead cert to win - barring something untoward happening.

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Do you still think that Colin after Crumpie's performance last night? :lol:

I'd say he is a dead cert to win - barring something untoward happening.

 

I agree with you Gemini --- it almost makes me wish that he wasn't racing so that the whole meeting remained closer! Having said that I am a Crumpy fan and it is not meant as a personal remark before anyone accuses me of being anti social! :rolleyes:

 

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