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Mseno lineup: 1. Adrian Rymel 2. Fritz Wallner 3. Henk Bos 4. Krzysztof Kasprzak 5. Ales Dryml 6. Manuel Hauzinger 7. Tobias Kroner 8. Kaj de Jong 9. Daniel King 10. Renat Gafurov 11. Izak Santej 12. Lukas Dryml 13. Denis Sajfutdinov 14. Lewis Bridger 15. Jaroslaw Hampel 16. Thomas Stange 17. Hynek Stichauer 18. Richard Wolff from: speedway.org

Denis Stojs and Maks Gregoric. Izak Santej. Additionally, Jernej Kolenko has been seeded to the semifinal in Ljubljana on July 8th.

23.6. Terenzano - Rafal Dobrucki 23.6. Mseno - Jaroslaw Hampel in Krzysztof Kasprzak 24.6. Miskolc - Piotr Protasiewicz in Sebastian Ulamek 30.6. Motala - Pawel Hlib in Damian Balinski 8.7. Ljubljana - Grzegorz Walasek

But these do Russia 59 1 Denis GIZATULLIN 2,1,3,3,3=12 2 Roman POVAZHNY 3,2,3,2,2=12 3 Emil SAYFUTDINOV 3,3,3,3,3=15 4 Roman IVANOV 3,2,1,1,2=9 5 Renat GAFUROV 2,3,2,3,1=11 Czech republic 46 1 Ales DRYML 3,3,1,R,3=10 2 Lubos TOMICEK 2,d,2,1,2=7 3 Lukas DRYML 2,3,3,d,2,3=13 4 Zdenek SIMOTA 2,1,2,2,2=9 5 Josef FRANC 3,2,0,-,2=7 Italy 31 1 Andrea MAIDA 1,T,2,R-=3 2 Mattia CARPANESE 1,2,2,3,3,1=12 3 Marco GREGNANIN R,0,3,2,1,1=7 4 Guglielmo FRANCHETTI T,1,1,3,2,1=8 5 Alessandro MILANESE 0,1,0,-,-=1 Hungary 12 1 Sandor TIHANY 0,0,0,1,0=1 2 Zsolt BENCZE 0,0,-,1,0,0=1 3 Norbert MAGOSI 1,2,1,d,0=4 4 Attila STEFANI T,0,1,1,-=2 5 Josezf TABAKA 1,3,0,0,0,0=4

Matej Zagar today won the 3rd round of common Slovenian-Austrian-Croatian championship in Ljubljana. Complete results are posted here: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=875&Itemid=62 Current championship standings can be seen here: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=876&Itemid=62 The 4th and final round will be staged on October 21st in Mureck (AUT).

Blijham 17.6. Gorican 18.8.

Check one of the hungarian websites, they usually provide live updates for these kind of meetings: http://www.speedway.hu http://www.speedwayinfo.hu http://www.speedway104.hq.hu

Official results from Krsko meeting are now posted on our website: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=836&Itemid=62 It was a great meeting on a well prepared track. There were some fantastic passing manouvres (especially by Crump, Zagar and Pavlic) and the big crowd (around 6000) was delighted with riders' efforts.

I'm going to this meeting, it should be a cracker! Unfortunately we (at speedway.si) won't be providing live updates for this meeting (and I don't think anyone else will), but I'll try to post results as soon as possible after the meeting at http://www.speedway.si.

Vojens 16.6.: 1 Adrian GOMOLSKI PZM Poland 2 Lewis BRIDGER ACU Great Britain 3 Nicolai KLINDT DMU Denmark 4 William LAWSON ACU Great Britain 5 Friedrich WALLNER OeAMTC Austria 6 Edward KENNETT ACU Great Britain 7 Filip ŠITERA ACCR Czech Republic 8 Frank FACHER DMSB Germany 9 Morten RISAGER DMU Denmark 10 Kevin WÖLBERT DMSB Germany 11 Jurica PAVLIC HMS Croatia 12 Simon GUSTAFSSON SVEMO Sweden 13 Billy FORSBERG SVEMO Sweden 14 Chris HOLDER MA Australia 15 Matej KUS ACCR Czech Republic 16 Troy BATCHELOR MA Australia 17 Kenneth HANSEN DMU Denmark 18 Richard SPEISER DMSB Germany Daugavpils 17.6.: 1 Thomas H JONASSON SVEMO Sweden 2 Maksims BOGDANOVS LaMSF Latvia 3 Emil SAIFUTDINOV MFR Russia 4 Marcin JEDRZEJEWSKI PZM Poland 5 Tai WOFFINDEN ACU Great Britain 6 Martin VACULIK SMF Slovakia 7 Pawel HLIB PZM Poland 8 Ben BARKER ACU Great Britain 9 Ricky KLING SVEMO Sweden 10 Karol ZABIK PZM Poland 11 Patrick HOUGAARD DMU Denmark 12 Robert KSIEZAK MA Australia 13 Luboš TOMIČEK ACCR Czech Republic 14 Krzysztof BUCZKOWSKI PZM Poland 15 To be nominated LaMSF Latvia 16 Daniil IVANOV MFR Russia 17 Andriy KARPOV FMU Ukraine 18 Andrew BARGH MNZ New Zealand

Slovenian speedway website http://speedway.si kindly invites everyone to join the LIVE UPDATES from World U21 qualifying round in Gorican (Croatia), that will be held today. The lineup includes British riders Ben Barker and Daniel King, Croatian super talent Jurica Pavlic, Ukranian Andriy Karpov and 2 Poles Krzysztof Buczkowski and Marcin Jedrzejewski to name just a few. To join the updates, please click on the following link: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...=819&Itemid=127

From FIM press release: Due to injuries, the German rider Tobias Busch N° 8 will be replaced by Ramon STANEK (DMSB).

1 Emil SAIFUTDINOV MFR Russia 2 Dale FACCHINI AMA USA 3 Maciej PIASZCZYNSKI PZM Poland 4 Tai WOFFINDEN ACU Great Britain 5 Troy BATCHELOR MA Australia 6 Kenny INGALLS AMA USA 7 William LAWSON ACU Great Britain 8 Tobias BUSCH DMSB Germany 9 Mathieu TRESARRIEU FFM France 10 Daniil IVANOV MFR Russia 11 Robert KSIEZAK MA Australia 12 Stephan KURZ DMSB Germany 13 Andrew BARGH MNZ New Zealand 14 Jérémy DIRAISON FFM France 15 Kamil BRZOZOWSKI PZM Poland 16 Lewis BRIDGER ACU Great Britain 17 Adam ROYNON ACU Great Britain 18 Steve BOXHALL ACU Great Britain

Hello Slovenian speedway website http://www.speedway.si will open the new season of LIVE UPDATES with the European pairs championship semifinal in Natschbach (Austria) tommorow. Seven nations are participating in this meeting, which includes Sweden, Finland, Germany, Czech republic, France, Austria and Slovenia. Here are the lineups of all teams as announced by the organisers: Austria 1. Manuel Hauzinger 2. Fritz Wallner 15. Manuel Novotny Sweden 3. Viktor Bergström 4. Ricky Kling France 5. Stephane Tresarrieu 6. Jerome Lespinasse 17. Sebastien Broussillou Finland 7. Kaj Laukkanen 8. Joonas Kylmäkorpi 18. Juha Hautamäki Czech republic 9. Ales Dryml 10. Lukas Dryml 19. Adrian Rymel Germany 11. Max Dilger 12. Rene Schäfer Slovenia 13. Izak Santej 14. Jernej Kolenko 21. Denis Stojs The meeting starts at 5 pm CET and the results will be available at the following address: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...=800&Itemid=126

There is a big meeting coming up in Krsko on May 19th. It's a SAX Speedway Super Cup 2007 and is organized by a local company called SAX. Here is the lineup announced so far: Jason Crump Jaroslaw Hampel Bjarne Pedersen Rune Holta Lee Richardson Jesper B. Jensen Charlie Gjedde Grzegorz Walasek Joonas Kylmäkorpi Aleš Dryml Lukaš Dryml Jurica Pavlic Matej Žagar Matej Ferjan Izak Šantej Apparently the organizers invited all the top riders in the world, but some of them were not interested in coming to Krsko (Adams, Jonsson, ...). There is one spot in the lineup left to be filled, and from what I've heard they held discussions with Greg Hancock and Tomasz Gollob.

According to speedway.org Zabik will ride in semifinal 1 in Blijham (Netherlands) on June 17th, while Dryml will ride in semifinal 3 in Gorican (Croatia) on August 18th.

Slovenian speedway season starts this week with two meetings of national championship. Natschbach (AUT) tommorow stages first round of common Slovenian-Austrian-Croatian individual championship. Some info:li -lineup for groups A and B: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=710&Itemid=62 -description of riders participating: Slovenia: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=706&Itemid=62 Croatia: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=706&Itemid=62 Austria: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=708&Itemid=62 On Sunday first round of new common junior championship will be held in Krsko (SLO), where Hungary will join Slovenia, Austria and Croatia. The lineup and other info can be found here: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=711&Itemid=62

On Sunday March 11th there was a test match in Krsko between a mixed Slovenian/Croatian team and a Czech republic team. Here are the results: Croatia/Slovenia 1. Aleksander Conda SLO 2. Jurica Pavlic CRO 3,3,3,2,1 = 12 3. Davor Volk SLO R,1,0,2,2 = 5 4. Renato Cvetko CRO R,0,1,1 5. Matija Duh SLO 3,2,3,F,0 = 8 6. Dino Kovacic CRO 1,0,0,1,0 = 2 7. Samo Kukovica SLO 0,1,0,0 = 1 8. Aljosa Remih SLO 0,0 = 0 Czech republic 9. Filip Sitera 2,3,3,2 = 13 10. Michael Hadek 1,1,2,2,3 = 9 11. Lubos Tomicek 2,2,2,3,2 = 11 12. Matej Kus 3,R,1,R,3 = 7 13. Martin Gavenda 2,2,1,3,1 = 9 14. Martin Vaculik 3,2,R,3 = 8 15. Dominik Jech 0 = 0 1. Pavlic, Sitera, Hadek, Kukovica 2. Kus, Tomicek, Volk R, Cvetko R 3. Duh, Gavenda, Kovacic, Jech 4. Pavlic, Tomicek, Kukovica, Kus R 5. Vaculik, Gavenda, Volk, Cvetko 6. Sitera, Duh, Hadek, Remih 7. Pavlic, Vaculik, Gavenda, Kukovica 8. Sitera, Hadek, Cvetko, VOlk 9. Duh, Tomicek, Kus, Kovacic 10. Gavenda, Hadek, Cvetko, Kukovica 11. Sitera, Volk, Kovacic, Kus R 12. Tomicek, Pavlic, Vaculik R, Duh F 13. Hadek, Volk, Gavenda, Kovacic 14. Vaculik, Tomicek, Cvetko, Remih 15. Kus, Sitera, Pavlic, Duh Another test match is planned for 23rd/24th of March, when polish club from Poznan will be having practice sessions in Krsko.

He is still a Slovenian. AFAIK, he's been trying to get a Hungarian passport for a couple of years now, but he hasn't suceeded so far. Yesterday I found out that Hungarian motorcycling federation again sent a request to Slovenian federation to give them approval to issue Ferjan a Hungarian racing licence. According to the FIM rules, this is needed when one national federation wants to issue a licence to a rider who is a citizen of another country. Article 70.2.1 of the FIM Sporting code says: A FIM Licence may be issued to a foreign rider, after the FMN to whom the application is made has obtained the approval (release) of the FMN of the country of which he is a national or in which the applicant is a permanent resident. Such approval will be given only once for the period of validity of the licence. Requests for any additional international licence for the same period to another FMN are prohibited. Because of that request, I think that Ferjan still doesn't have Hungarian passport, otherwise Hungarian could issue a licence to him without the approval of Slovenian federation.

Hello everyone After my previous post, there were some modifications and additions to the calendar, which I have now added to my post. I can also report the lineups of Slovenian clubs this season: AMTK Ljubljana Matej Zagar Jernej Kolenko Maks Gregoric Matic Voldrih AMD Krsko Izak Santej Matija Duh Samo Kukovica Davor Volk Aleksander Conda Aljosa Remih (his first competitive season) ST Lendava Denis Stojs These are the riders that will compete in national championship rounds. There are of course also some other riders (in all 3 clubs) that are practising, but are not ready yet for the official competitive racing. AMZS has also declared most of the riders that will represent Slovenia in FIM and UEM championships: GP qualifiers Jernej Kolenko (seeded to the semifinal in Ljubljana) Izak Santej Denis Stojs Maks Gregoric World junior championship Matic Voldrih - other riders will be announced after the first round of junior championship on April 8th European championship Jernej Kolenko Izak Šantej - one place (in Togliatti) is still open European pairs championship semifinal Jernej Kolenko Izak Šantej Denis Štojs European junior championship Matic Voldrih Samo Kukovica Slovenian national team that will compete in World Cup qualifier will be declared at the end of April

There was supposed to be one of the rounds of Slovenian-Austrian-Croatian-Hungarian junior championship in St.Johann on May the 15th, but I think this meeting was moved to July. But as spanner47 has already said, german and austrian websites still list a meeting on that date in St.Johann, so I guess that they will stage some sort of open meeting.

This is the website of the TV: http://www.tv-rb.ru/ And here are the links to the online stream: -on website: http://www.tv-rb.ru/modules.php?name=tv -mms stream (can be watched with Windows Media Player): mms://media.tv-rb.ru:8080/ I've looked on the today's schedule of this TV and they have the following on speedway today: 19.30 - 21.30 World championship on motorcycle races on an ice. 22.00 - 22.10 Diary of the World championship on motorcycle races on an ice. This is probably in Ufa's local time. And according to this: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=356 Ufa is in GMT+5 or CET+4 hours time zone. That means that the program should start at 15.30 CET.

I think that the doctor didn't allow him to ride in the meeting. From what I understand, Posa's blood pressure was too high. But don't quote me on that one.

Khomitsevich fell in the A final and I think Arkhipov had an Ef in the B final. According to the post on russian forum the A final was very interesting. Krasnikov took the lead, Ivanov was second, Khomitsevich third and Bogdanov fourth. Then Krasnikov had some technical problems which allowed Ivanov and Khomitsevich to pass him. These two then fought a very hard battle for the win. Coming out of the final bend Khomitsevich hit Ivanov's bike and fell! Krasnikov came from behind and rode straight into Vitalij's bike, was thrown over the handlebars and crossed the finishing line in second place! Bogdanov came third. After the incident there was long discussion whether to rerun the A final, but at the end the refeere decided that the A final will not be repeated and that the results stand. Just for the record: I think that "the famous" Wojciech Grodzki was the referee today in Ufa.

Tommorow night at my place.