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SAYFUTDINOV and the Laguta brothers have refused to ride in the SWC because they have no support from the Russian federation.

Short-sighted or what?.

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RUSSIAN federation provide no help for Emil or any of their riders for that matter. That's one reason why they have no competed in the SWC of late.

Do the BSPA provide any "help" for any of our riders?

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Do the BSPA provide any "help" for any of our riders?

Pretty sure they at least cover the travel expenses to swc meetings

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Money is more important than the world title, the world title doesn't pay the bills when your 50 or 60.

Emil is milking the SEC.

 

He gets paid more with exclusivity rights.

I'd have thought the best financial pay out in Speedway would be the year you are World Champion with increased exposure comes better sponsorship and a little more money in every race from every club you ride for.

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Is there an Australian gp next year?

 

If so, will rory schlein get a chance to ride in a gp as a wildcard?

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SAYFUTDINOV and the Laguta brothers have refused to ride in the SWC because they have no support from the Russian federation.

But then what support do the Russian federation get from BSI/IMG?

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Is there an Australian gp next year?

 

If so, will rory schlein get a chance to ride in a gp as a wildcard?

Surely would be darcy or batch assuming one misses out on next year's series?

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Last time they had an Aussie GP at the end of the season a few riders who had nothing to ride for become injured anyway. So you might find they need a few replacements.

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But then what support do the Russian federation get from BSI/IMG?

AS the Russian federation are members of the FIM, maybe that question should be aimed at Geneva

Last time they had an Aussie GP at the end of the season a few riders who had nothing to ride for become injured anyway. So you might find they need a few replacements.

A few?

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Aussie GP next year? Please say its gonna be in Melbourne!

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SAYFUTDINOV and the Laguta brothers have refused to ride in the SWC because they have no support from the Russian federation.

So basically exactly what they did last time and I think the time before that.

I don't blame them to be honest. They have said it's not just for them but for Russian riders who are up-and-coming and I believe them.

Russia could have won two world cups if not for a bigger bunch of imbeciles in charge than we have. :(

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My Ideal pics would be: NKI, Kildemand/MJJ, Jonsson/THJ & Zmarzik........ possibly Smoli for his fanbase.

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Aussie GP next year? Please say its gonna be in Melbourne!

Yes. Rumoured to be Oct 24th at the Etihad Stadium in Melbourne. See you there :D

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Yes. Rumoured to be Oct 24th at the Etihad Stadium in Melbourne. See you there :D

Does anyone know if this is a one-off?.

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