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:oops: I will hide somewhere for a week or so ... Thanks for pointing out the mistake, Sandie.

AMD Krsko has this week announced ticket prices for Grand Prix of Slovenia, which will be held in Krsko on September 22nd. Here are more details (courtesy of speedwaykrsko.si): SLOVENIAN GRAND PRIX TICKETS - 22. September 2007 PRICES : 1. Grandstand (practice gratis): - Sectors Cd, Cl, Bl: 60 € - Tickets Bd are reserved for title sponsors! - Sectors Ad, Al: 40 € 2. Standings: - Sector D: 23 € - Sector E: 18 € - Family ticket: 36 € - Children: 5 € - Practice: 5 € PAYMENT: 1. With CREDIT CARD - Name of the card: - Number: - Validity: - Holder: - Security number: 2. On BANK ACCOUNT: - Number: 03155-1000018420 - IBAN: SI56 031551000018420 - Bank: SKB Banka d. d. Ljubljana, Ajdovščina 4, 1513 Ljubljana - Swift code: SKBASI2X Our Address: AMD Krško, CKŽ 130 C, SI – 8270 KRŠKO Discount for organized groups: - 25 – 40 people 5% - 40 people or more 10% RESERVATIONS up to 15th September: - Fax: 386 7 4905 875 - E – mail: amd.krsko@siol.net - Tickets will be available at the stadium on the race day and the day before (we are not sending them). Tickets are considered booked when paid !

I think "D" on speedway.org means a disqualification, but I'm not sure where they got their info from. I had a look on Russian forum and from my (limited) understanding of Russian I think Lehtinen fell in his first ride. The word in bold (=padenie) means a fall in Russian.

Kolenko confirmed last week, that he will be riding for Wolfslake this year.

They are posted on that link that I gave: http://www.autoklub.cz/show.php?page=acr/f...liga.htm&asoc=3

Slovenia: http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/ind...showtopic=31223 Hungary: http://speedwayinfo.hu/hirek_reszletes.php?idx=594 http://speedway.dox.hu/modules.php?name=Ne...article&sid=422 Croatia: http://hms-moto.hr/Discipline/kalendar.htm#SPEEDWAY Austria: http://www.speedway-austria.at/termine_2007.htm Italy: http://www.motoclublonigo.com/file_calenda...ina_inglese.htm Anything else?

Check here for complete Czech speedway 2007 calendar: http://www.autoklub.cz/show.php?page=acr/f...ndex.htm&asoc=3

Here are the lineups for WC qualifying rounds: Qualifying Round 1 Saalfelden (Austria) 04.02.2007 1 IVANOV Ivan MFR RUS 2 ZORN Franz OeAMTC AUT 3 STELLINGWERF René KNMV NED 4 IVANOV Daniil MFR RUS 5 GEGENBAUER Sebastian DMSB GER 6 LINDSTRÖM Per-Anders SVEMO SWE 7 SIMON Harald OeAMTC AUT 8 GÖLDI Heinz FMS SWI 9 GADEYNE Claude FFM FRA 10 JOHANSSON Paul SVEMO SWE 11 BULANKIN Dmitri MFR RUS 12 NIEDERMAIER Max DMSB GER 13 SAETRE Jo NMF NOR 14 SKABRAUT Markus OeAMTC AUT 15 GATMANN Simon FMS SWI 16 SÖDERSTRÖM Joakim SVEMO SWE 17 VERHOEF René KNMV NED 18 POSCH Martin OeAMTC AUT Qualifying Round 2 Penza (Russia) 10-11.02.2007 1 DOSAEV Oleg FMU UKR 2 KHOMITSEVICH Vitaly MFR RUS 3 KREKLAU Marian DMSB GER 4 DIVIS Andrei ACCR CZE 5 LAGUTA Grigory LaMSF LAT 6 TSCHATSCHIN Dmitry DMSB GER 7 AAKKO Antti SML FIN 8 ARKHIPOV Stanislav MFR RUS 9 SERENIUS Per-Olov SVEMO SWE 10 KHOMITSEVICH Dmitry MFR RUS 11 WEBER Anton DMSB GER 12 LEHTINEN Kai SML FIN 13 KOIJ Peter SVEMO SWE 14 KLATOVSKY Antonin ACCR CZE 15 BURMAN Torleif SVEMO SWE 16 UZZELL Mark ACU GBR 17 BALTACHEV Sergei MFR RUS 18 BAZEEV Yunir MFR RUS Qualifying Round 3 Inzell (Germany) 10-11.02.2007 1 BAUER Günther DMSB GER 2 PECINA Jan ACCR CZE 3 tba OeAMTC AUT 4 LUNDKVIST johan SVEMO SWE 5 KRASNIKOV Nikolai MFR RUS 6 TUINSTRA Johnny KNMV NED 7 KLATOVSKY Jan ACCR CZE 8 PLETSCHACHER Stefan DMSB GER 9 BOGDANOV Mikhail MFR RUS 10 FLYKTMAN Tommy SML FIN 11 ROTH Andreas DMSB GER 12 ALA-RIIHIMÄKI Aki SML FIN 13 HOLSTEIN Sven KNMV NED 14 SVENSSON Stefan SVEMO SWE 15 tba OeAMTC AUT 16 HENRIKSSON Raimo SML FIN 17 MAYERBÜCHLER Franz DMSB GER 18 WEBER Helmut DMSB GER

UEM issued a press release after Management council meeting on Monday and included the following news in the release: The Ice Racing European Championship Semi-Final and Final, scheduled on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd February 2007 in Lukhovitsy (Russia), were cancelled because of particular weather conditions.

From yesterday's FIM press release: Due to the adverse atmospheric conditions (very mild temperature), the qualifying round 1 of the Individual Ice Racing World Championship in Saalfelden, Austria, previously scheduled on January 14, then on January 21, must be postponed again; the new date is Sunday 4 February. For the same reason, the Team Ice Racing World Championship final, scheduled in Saransk, Russia, on January 27 & 28, is postponed to March 3 & 4.

The following has been released by the FIM today: Following the decision taken by the Speedway Grand Prix Commission, please find hereafter the main modification for the 2007 Ind. Speedway World Championship Grand Prix Regulations. This modification in the regulation concerns the points system. We will keep the format with 20 heats, 2 Semi-Finals and one Big Final. The difference is in the points system: now, in the 20 heats and the two Semi-Finals the riders will score the following points: For first place 3 points For second place 2 points For third place 1 point For fourth place 0 points For the Big Final, the points would be doubled so the riders will score the following points: For first place 6 points For second place 4 points For third place 2 points For fourth place 0 points The qualification system for eligibility to the Big Final will be the same as in 2006: the eight top-scoring riders after Heat 20 will qualify for the Semi-Finals. The winner and second placed in each Semi-Final will qualify for the Big Final. Concerning the meeting result for each SGP round, the placings for the first, second, third and fourth rider will be determined by the results of the Big Final. The third and fourth placed riders of each Semi-Final who did not make it to the Finals will be classified according to their points scored in heats 1 to 20 plus the points scored in their Semi-Finals. For all other riders who did not qualify for the Semi-Finals, they will keep their points scored in heats 1 to 20. Points scored by each rider at the conclusion of the meeting will be credited as Grand Prix points in the overall classification.

I think you are referring to the Terme Catez complex. Check here: http://www.terme-catez.si/en/

Check Australian Yahoo Group: http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/aus_speedway_bikes 8 heats finished, Schlein and Nicholls unbeaten so far. Schlein beat Crump and Adams in his first two heats!

Hi guys Here is Slovenian calendar for 2007 season: Slovenian-Croatian-Austrian individual championship 07.04. Natschbach AUT 15.04. Prelog CRO 03.06. Ljubljana SLO 21.10. Mureck AUT Slovenian-Croatian-Austrian team championship 21.04. Lendava SLO 22.04. Wiener Neustadt AUT 22.06. Donji Kraljevac CRO 15.09. Natschbach AUT 30.09. Ljubljana SLO 06.10. Krsko AUT Slovenian-Croatian-Austrian-Hungarian junior championship 08.04. Krsko SLO 07.07. Gyula H 15.07. St. Johann AUT 02.09. Prelog CRO 23.09. Donji Kraljevac CRO Other meetings 19.05 Krsko - international meeting with GP riders 09.06. Krsko - Golden sign of AMD Krsko 16.06. Lendava - Golden helmet of Lendava 08.07. Ljubljana - GP qual. semifinal 2 22.09. Krsko - Grand prix of Slovenia

I don't know all the details about that incident, but from what I've heard from Zagar team, there was no "picking/choosing" and Matej apparently had a good reason why he missed the last couple of meetings in Sweden this year. As I said, I am not sure what it was all about, but apparently Matej had some medical proof that he couldn't ride in one of those meetings, and on other occasion he had other commitments. Matej also said that the situation in Vargarna club this year was not as good as it was last season when he first rode for the club and that relations between him and club officials were not so friendly any more. When he announced his plans to ride in Poland next year instead of Sweden (at the press conference in Ljubljana in October), he told Slovenian press that the main reason for that is that he hasn't learned anything new in Sweden in these two years, that he doesn't feel good in Sweden any more and that the whole atmosphere doesn't suits him. Therefore he decided to move to Poland to get new challenge. I can only guess, of course, if his current opinion of Sweden is connected with his argument with Vargarna.

This is pretty old news. Matej first talked about giving Sweden a miss in 2007 at the end of October at AMKT Ljubljana press conference and then repeated it a couple of times after that. Apparently he doesn't want too busy schedule next year and as he decided to try himself in Poland, Sweden had to be left out of his plans for next season. I heard he had some pretty decent offers from Swedish clubs, but I guess he will earn much more money in Torun ...

Jurica Pavlic signed for Leszno (according to: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...=619&Itemid=82)

Guys at uem-online.org are a bit lazy, I guess. They are always pretty slow at putting such info online. There was an UEM meeting in Netherlands this weekend where all calendars and rider allocation for UEM meetings in 2007 have been confirmed. And some guys (from Netherlands for example) have already received this info and published it. Check baansportfansite.nl for the details.

I don't have the averages, but complete results with heat details for SLO/AUT/CRO league can be found on my website www.speedway.si To save you some work, here are the links to the results for all 8 meetings: 1. Ljubljana: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=218&Itemid=82 2. Gorican: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=247&Itemid=82 3. Natschbach: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=287&Itemid=82 4. Lendava: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=326&Itemid=82 5. Krsko: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=448&Itemid=82 6. Prelog: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=547&Itemid=82 7. Mureck: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=576&Itemid=82 8. wiener Neustadt: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=596&Itemid=82

From FIM press release: The 2007 calendars of the Individual Speedway World Championship Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup are the following: Individual Speedway World Championship Grand Prix April 28 Italy Lonigo May 12 Poland Wroclaw May 26 Sweden Eskilstuna June 9 Denmark Copenhagen June 30 Great Britain Cardiff July 28 Czech Republic Prague August 11 Sweden Mallila August 25 Latvia Daugavpils September 8 Poland Bydgoszcz September 22 Slovenia Krsko October 6 Germanye (tbc) Gelsenkirchen Speedway World Cup July 14 Denmark Vojens July 16 Great Britain Coventry July 19 Poland Leszno July 21 Poland Leszno

Complete results are now available on our website: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=595&Itemid=82

From inspeed.de: 1. Crump 16 2. Kolenko 11 3. Nicholls 13 4. Adams 13 5. Johnston 10 6. Pavlic 14 7. Carpanese 9 8. D. Tessari 10 9. Castagna 9 10.Kugelmann 11 11. Kus 7 12. Maida 7 13. Jesper B. jensen 6 14. Simota 6 15. franchetti 6 16. Milanese 5 17. Tadiello 3 18. Terenzani 2 19. D. Tessari 1 20. Hauzinger 0

Matej Zagar won 4th and final round of Slovenian-Austrian-Croatian championship last night in Gorican, Croatia, and was crowned Slovenian champion for the 5th time in a row! Yesterday's results: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=582&Itemid=82 Final standings: http://www.speedway.si/index.php?option=co...d=583&Itemid=82

Zagar is fine. His neck and back hurt, but apparently nothing is broken. He is already on his was back home to Slovenia.

The lineup has not been announced yet officially, but here are some riders that are rumoured to be riding at this meeting: Jason Crump Leigh Adams Matej Zagar Scott Nicholls Jurica Pavlic Steve Johnston Simon Stead Joe Screeen Norbert Magosi Jesper B. Jensen Armando Castagna Simone Terenzani Daniele Tessari Mattia Carpanese Christian Miotello Guglielmo Franchetti Andrea Maida Alessandro Milanese