ballinger 32 Posted June 9, 2010 Think theres another Brit riding in Same meeting as Richardson but who i have no idea. Just checked, and yes ACU have 2 riders for Terenzano, riding numbers 9 & 11. 5 rounds x 9 would be correct, going into 3 semis of 16 = 45 riders + a local nomination per semi. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fozzie4388 683 Posted June 9, 2010 Cool. Good Luck the British Boys. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fourentee 988 Posted June 9, 2010 Just checked, and yes ACU have 2 riders for Terenzano, riding numbers 9 & 11. 5 rounds x 9 would be correct, going into 3 semis of 16 = 45 riders + a local nomination per semi. That's how I thought the numbers would work when tomazpozrl posted (and thanks to all for the info, by the way). So from the semis presumably it's five apiece to the final and, what, highest-scoring sixth-placed rider? Home nomination? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sandie 53 Posted June 9, 2010 G'day Tomaz, hope you're well? Isn't there four rounds? Rory is in the Terazano (Italy) round Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
CrazyMadTom 0 Posted June 9, 2010 (edited) Anybody have the line up for Italy FIM INDIVIDUAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, TERENZANO (ITALIA). ROUND 2. 12/06/2010Share Today at 21:37 LINE UP 1 Christian Hefenbrock (Germania) 2 Emiliano Sanchez (Argentina) 3 Theo di Palma (Francia) 4 Mattia Cavicchioli (Italia) 5 Cory Gathercole (Australia) 6 Nicolas Covatti (Argentina) 7 Marco Gregnanin (Italia) 8 Martin Smolinski (Germania) 9 Simon Stead (Gran Bretagna) 10 Manuel Hauzinger (Austria) 11 Lee Richardson (Gran Bretagna) 12 Guglielmo Franchetti (Gran Bretagna) 13 Rory Schlein (Australia) 14 Martin Vaculik (Slovacchia) 15 Lucas Allende (Argentina) 16 Grzegorz Zengota (Polonia) TRACK RESERVE 17 Andrea Baroni (Italia) 18 Jonata Seren (Italia) just found it on facebook Edited June 9, 2010 by CrazyMadTom Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
smiles 7 Posted June 9, 2010 Looking at the 5 draws not alot them names will set the GP on fire next season, and how do GB only get 5 places when Czecho get 8, germany 5, slovenia 6 and argentina get 3???????? No Nicholls i see could haVe seen him getting through quite easy the way hes riding Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
smartace 0 Posted June 9, 2010 Top 9 go through? Wow that seems alot. Think theres another Brit riding in Same meeting as Richardson but who i have no idea. think you will find its 5...simon stead and rory schlein @ terenzano Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ballinger 32 Posted June 10, 2010 (edited) Anybody know the Balakovo line up ? Lista startowa: 1. Tobias Busch (Niemcy) 2. Andriej Kudriaszow (Rosja) 3. Grigorij Łaguta (Rosja) 4. Grzegorz Walasek (Polska) 5. Jan Jaros (Czechy) 6. Wiaczesław Gieruckij (Łotwa) 7. Władimir Dubinin (Ukraina) 8. Tomasz Jędrzejak (Polska) 9. Denis Gizatullin (Rosja) 10. Artiom Łaguta (Rosja) 11. Krzysztof Buczkowski (Polska) 12. Roman Povazhny (Rosja) 13. Filip Sitera (Czechy) 14. Jewgienij Karawackij (Łotwa) 15. Kirył Cukanow (Ukraina) 16. Andrij Karpow (Ukraina) R1. Denis Nosow (Rosja) R2. Władimir Borodulin (Rosja) Edited June 10, 2010 by ballinger Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Gray 11 Posted June 10, 2010 Lista startowa: 11. Krzysztof Buczkowski (Polska) R1. Denis Nosow (Rosja) Buczkowski - off Nosow - on Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
screm 8,069 Posted June 10, 2010 Anybody have the line up for Italy FIM INDIVIDUAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS, TERENZANO (ITALIA). ROUND 2. 12/06/2010Share Today at 21:37 LINE UP 1 Christian Hefenbrock (Germania) 2 Emiliano Sanchez (Argentina) 3 Theo di Palma (Francia) 4 Mattia Cavicchioli (Italia) 5 Cory Gathercole (Australia) 6 Nicolas Covatti (Argentina) 7 Marco Gregnanin (Italia) 8 Martin Smolinski (Germania) 9 Simon Stead (Gran Bretagna) 10 Manuel Hauzinger (Austria) 11 Lee Richardson (Gran Bretagna) 12 Guglielmo Franchetti (Gran Bretagna) 13 Rory Schlein (Australia) 14 Martin Vaculik (Slovacchia) 15 Lucas Allende (Argentina) 16 Grzegorz Zengota (Polonia) TRACK RESERVE 17 Andrea Baroni (Italia) 18 Jonata Seren (Italia) just found it on facebook Gino Franchetti,British. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gypilgrim 0 Posted June 10, 2010 The Fjelsted qualifier looks to be the most competetive round, but if you can't get into the top NINE then do you really belong in the Grand Prix series ? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HenryW 1,178 Posted June 11, 2010 The Fjelsted qualifier looks to be the most competetive round, but if you can't get into the top NINE then do you really belong in the Grand Prix series ? I guess that's a fair comment, but it DOES seem ridiculous that the Fjelsted round is so tough while, for example, the Terenzano round has so many complete "no hopers" in it. With all due respect to the Argentinians, they aren't in the same class just now yet all of their riders are in a round that also has all the Italians (again, no disrespect, but since Alfonso quit they have had nothing worthy) as well as the only Frenchman and Austrian in the qualifiers, not to mention 2 Brits, 2 Germans.... Terenzano has 3 riders from top level speedway nations, and 2 of them are Aussies who would be lucky to get into the Aussie SWC team and the other surely has no hope of getting into the Polish SWC team....it is a pathetically weak round....How do they decide which nation is represented in each round? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tocha 309 Posted June 12, 2010 Gino Franchetti,British. Well Fabio Capello is lol! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MARK246 243 Posted June 12, 2010 I guess that's a fair comment, but it DOES seem ridiculous that the Fjelsted round is so tough while, for example, the Terenzano round has so many complete "no hopers" in it. With all due respect to the Argentinians, they aren't in the same class just now yet all of their riders are in a round that also has all the Italians (again, no disrespect, but since Alfonso quit they have had nothing worthy) as well as the only Frenchman and Austrian in the qualifiers, not to mention 2 Brits, 2 Germans.... Terenzano has 3 riders from top level speedway nations, and 2 of them are Aussies who would be lucky to get into the Aussie SWC team and the other surely has no hope of getting into the Polish SWC team....it is a pathetically weak round....How do they decide which nation is represented in each round? To be dismissive of other nations riders is deluded. This season, Woffinden in the Swedish leauge has scored 5 points from 10 rides in three meetings. The only opposition rider he has beaten is Linus Sundström. With form like that the Danish round looks the easiest Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fozzie4388 683 Posted June 12, 2010 What times do these meetings start English time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
