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Here are also the standings after round 3. One more round is left, on 10.9. in Krsko.
1 Matej Žagar SLO 37 37 40 = 114
2 Samo Kukovica SLO 33 33 37 = 103
3 Aleksander Čonda SLO 35 30 33 = 98
4 Dino Kovačić HRV 30 29 35 = 94
5 Aleš Kraljič SLO 31 31 31 = 93
6 Denis Štojs SLO 29 22 30 = 81
7 Jurica Pavlic HRV 40 40 - = 80
8 Matija Duh SLO 25 26 28 = 79
9 Beno Lipnik SLO 27 25 27 = 79
10 Renato Cvetko HRV 26 28 19 = 73
11 Nejc Malešič SLO 20 23 29 = 72
12 Jasmin Ilijaš HRV 19 27 25 = 71
13 Matic Ivačič SLO 22 24 23 = 69
14 Žiga Radkovič SLO 21 20 26 = 67
15 Matic Voldrih SLO 28 35 - = 63
16 Jernej Pečnik SLO 23 - 24 = 47
17 Ladislav Vida SLO 24 - 22 = 46
18 Kristian Revinšek SLO - 21 - = 21
19 Nejc Kladušan SLO - - 21 = 21
20 Nik Zupančič SLO - - 20 = 20
21 Maks Lipnik SLO 18 - - = 18
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Results from Lendava yesterday:
1. Matej Žagar SLO (3,3,3,3,3) 15
2. Samo Kukovica SLO (2,3,3,2,3) 13
3. Dino Kovačić HR (3,3,2,2,2) 12
4. Aleksander Čonda SLO (3,2,3,3,0) 11
5. Aleš Kraljič SLO (2,2,1,3,3) 11
6. Denis Štojs SLO (1,2,3,3,2) 11
7. Nejc Malešič SLO (F,3,2,1,3) 9
8. Matija Duh SLO (3,1,2,0,2) 8
9. Beno Lipnik SLO (2,1,2,2,1) 8
10. Žiga Radkovič SLO (0,1,0,2,2) 5
11. Jasmin Ilijaš HR (1,1,1,1,1) 5
12. Jernej Pečnik SLO (2,0,1,0,1) 4
13. Matic Ivačič SLO (1,2,0,0,1) 4
14. Ladislav Vida SLO (1,0,1,1,0) 3
15. Nejc Kladušan SLO (0,0,R,1,0) 1
16. Nik Zupančič SLO (0,0,0,0) 0
17. Renato Cvetko HR (Fx,-,-,-,-) 0
1. Kovačić, Pečnik, Vida, Cvetko Fx
2. Čonda, Kraljič, Štojs, Kladušan
3. Duh, Lipnik, Ilijaš, Radkovič
4. Žagar, Kukovica, Ivačič, Malešič F
5. Malešič, Kraljič, Lipnik, Vida
6. Kovačić, Ivačič, Ilijaš, Kladušan
7. Žagar, Čonda, Duh, Pečnik
8. Kukovica, Štojs, Radkovič, Zupančič
9. Kukovica, Duh, Vida, Kladušan R
10. Žagar, Kovačić, Kraljič, Radkovič
11. Štojs, Lipnik, Pečnik, Ivačič
12. Čonda, Malešič, Ilijaš, Zupančič
13. Čonda, Radkovič, Vida, Ivačič
14. Štojs, Kovačić, Malešič, Duh
15. Kraljič, Kukovica, Ilijaš, Pečnik
16. Žagar, Lipnik, Kladušan, Zupančič
17. Žagar, Štojs, Ilijaš, Vida
18. Kukovica, Kovačić, Lipnik, Čonda
19. Malešič, Radkovič, Pečnik, Kladušan
20. Kraljič, Duh, Radkovič, Zupančič
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Slovenian-Croatian senior championship continues in Lendava on Saturday with round 3. Here is the lineup:
1 LADISLAV VIDA SLO
2 DINO KOVAČIČ HR
3 JERNEJ PEČNIK SLO
4 RENATO CVETKO HR
5 ALEŠ KRALJIČ SLO
6 JURICA PAVLIC HR
7 ALEKSANDER ČONDA SLO
8 DENIS ŠTOJS SLO
9 BENO LIPNIK SLO
10 JASMIN ILIJAŠ HR
11 MATIJA DUH SLO
12 ŽIGA RADKOVIČ SLO
13 NEJC MALEŠIČ SLO
14 MATIC IVAČIČ SLO
15 MATEJ ŽAGAR SLO
16 SAMO KUKOVICA SLO
17 NEJC KLADUŠAN SLO
18 NIK ZUPANČIČ SLO
Matic Voldrih and Kristian Revinšek are missing due to injuries, Ladislav Vida and Jernej Pecnik make a comeback, and we'll see two new faces in the lineup, Nejc Kladušan from AMD Krsko and Nik Zupančič from AMTK Ljubljana.
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I hear that the wild card for this year's Grand Prix in Terenzano will not be an Italian, but a neighbour from the East...
It's official now, Zagar goes wild in Terenzano: http://speedwaygp.com/news/article/467/zagar-goes-italian
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Thanks, Anders, for this great report, you saved me from doing it.
I think we saw quite a good meeting and these little riders (we joked that they can't have more than 30 kilos each
) really showed some great and competitive racing. There were fast, they were aggresive and they never gave up. There was a lot of elbowing in the first corner, also some riders leaning on others, which showed that it really meant a lot to them and that they all wanted to win it. Pawlicki was a deserved winner in the end, I think, as he was very very fast.The weather forecast proved to be correct with 34+ degrees and those of us who could not stay in the shade got a nice little sun tan.
Despite the boiling heat we managed to prepare a good, safe track and the starting positions were pretty equal (which is not usually the case in Ljubljana). Gate 1 had 35% of the heat wins, gate 2 25%, and gate 3 and 4 both 20%.I knew Anders was in Ljubljana and I really hoped to meet him. I was so busy I didn't have time to try and find him before the meeting, but then after the meeting, when we were waiting for the last jury meeting, my brother comes to me and tells me that someone is looking for me. And there was Anders.
It was really great to have a little chat with you, mate. Would be great to talk to you some more and have a beer or two, but the last jury meeting didn't finish until after 9 pm so it wouldn't make any sense if I told you to wait for me. But I'm sure we'll meet again in the future. I hope you had a great time in Ljubljana and Slovenia. Some photos from the meeting are available here (including photos of me, in case someone else wants to put a face to my name, too
:http://www.fotokljucaric.net/gallery.php?f=LJ_final_9.7.2011
http://dragec.net/Fotogalerija/2011/SpeedwayU19LjubljanaG1/index.html
http://dragec.net/Fotogalerija/2011/SpeedwayU19LjubljanaG2/index.html
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As expected, there are some changes to the lineup. Check it on our live updates site: http://www.facebook.com/note.php?saved&¬e_id=223233461043121&id=114802425206605
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Promising information.
I guessed that the practise was on Friday, so just to be sure not to miss that, I booked a flight to arrive on mid day on Thursday. I'll come around to the stadium on Friday for sure.
Anders, you were worried about a possible postpoenment of the meeting in Ljubljana. I can now totally calm you down. We will have a nice and sunny day on Saturday, with a pleasant 32 degrees.
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If everything goes as planned, we will have LIVE UPDATES available from Saturday's U19 European championship final in Ljubljana!
To follow the updates visit AMTK Ljubljana Faceboook page, or click on the following link:
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Went through yesterdays results this morning and dug up the UEM papers from las year that showed allocations. Seinäjoki was supposed to get 4+1 through, but with no hosting fed rider it was gonna be 3+1 according to Annexxe II, dated November 30th. Any idea when this changed, anyone...
Yes, I have that PDF document and I thought the same as you. But in UEM Track Racing rules (available here: http://uem-moto.eu/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=Q8QLxXBJQ90%3d&tabid=186) on page 6 it says that 4+1 qualify from semifinals 1 and 2.
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Wozniak replace Kacpera. And who replace Wozniaka? Roman Cejka? Or Russian rider Borodulin become first substitute rider?
My guess would be Cejka. I'll let you know when we get the official confirmation.
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I hear that the wild card for this year's Grand Prix in Terenzano will not be an Italian, but a neighbour from the East...
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For anyone who plans to come to Ljubljana next saturday, AMTK Ljubljana has prepared a special website with the most important information about the meeting. Here is the link: http://www.amtk.si/speedway/ep-mladinci-finale-2011
The website is in Slovene only, but you can use some translation website to translate it to your language. I've checked Google Translate and Slovene-English translation is surprisingly good.
UEM has made the ballot for this meeting. Last three places will be known this Saturday after Scandinavian semifinal round in Seinajoki.
1 Artur CZAJA PZM
2 Kacper Gomolski PZM
3 Tobiasz MUSIELAK PZM
4 Vaclav Milik ACCR
5 Bartosz ZMARZLIK PZM
6 1. from Seinäjoki
7 Dino Kovačić HMS
8 Kai Huckenbeck DMSB
9 Matic Ivačič AMZS
10 Vitaly Belousov MFR
11 Danny Maassen DMSB
12 2. from Seinäjoki
13 Piotr Pawlicki PZM
14 Mikolaj Curylo PZM
15 3. from Seinäjoki
16 Andzejs LEBEDEVS LaMSF
17 Szymon Wozniak PZM
18 Vladimir BORODULIN MFR
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Promising information.
I guessed that the practise was on Friday, so just to be sure not to miss that, I booked a flight to arrive on mid day on Thursday. I'll come around to the stadium on Friday for sure.
Practise is on Saturday at 11am. Looking forward to see you in Ljubljana.
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Another question about the U19 final;
When is the start time on the first reserve date (Sunday)? If that's needed, heaven forbid...
(Adria Airways cancelled my Monday flight back home, and wants to put me on the Sunday flight instead, but I must be sure I'm able to catch the meeting if it's postponed on Saturday...)
The start time on Sunday will be 16:00, as it is on Saturday. But worry not, the weather will be ok.
I don't remember a meeting being postponed in Ljubljana in the last 10 or 15 years. What can happen is some short downpour or a storm, but it usually goes away in about an hour or so. So I think at worst we can get a short delay.When are you arriving in Ljubljana? On Friday I guess? If you want, you can join us at the track on Friday afternoon and we can have a chat/beer.
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With Slovenia having one guaranteed in the final, is it true that only 3 riders advances from the Nordic qualifier in Finland on July 2nd? That's how I interpret the supplementary regulations on UEM's website anyway, but I must admit that only 3 places from the Nordic round sounds too little in comparison to what the remaining European countries have the possibilities to ride for...
Just curious.
Yes, it's 3+1 from Seinajoki. I agree with you, it should be 3 riders from one of the other semifinals.
By the way, any idea who is riding in the Nordic round?
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tomas p,a little correction. Nr 8 in Gorican is Jonas DavidssOn not Davidsen.
Sorry, but not my fault. I just copy pasted it from FIM press release.
5 from each of the 3 semi-finals.Final is at Vetlanda Sweden on the 20th August.Persumably last rider in final will be decided after the semi`s-if no Swede qualifies then one will be seeded.
It's 6 from semifinal 1 (Daugavpils) and 5+1 from semifinals 2 (Lonigo) and 3 (Gorican). If no Swede qualifies, then it's just 5 from Daugavpils.
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Daugavpils (Latvia)
1 Matej Kus ACCR Czech Republic
2 Renat Gafurov MFR Russia
3 Adrian Miedzinski PZM Poland
4 Victor Golubovski MFR Russia
5 Peter Ljung SVEMO Sweden
6 Edward Kennett ACU Great Britain
7 Krzysztof Kasprzak PZM Poland
8 Oleksandr Loktajev FMU Ukraine
9 Kenneth Hansen DMU Denmark
10 Kasts Puodžuks LaMSF Latvia
11 Rory Schlein MA Australia
12 Martin Smolinski DMSB Germany
13 TBA LaMSF Latvia
14 Simon Gustafsson SVEMO Sweden
15 Hans Andersen DMU Denmark
16 Krzysztof Buczkowski PZM Poland
17 Andrij Karpov FMU Ukraine
18 Nicolai Klindt DMU Denmark
Lonigo (Italy)
1 Kevin Wölbert DMSB Germany
2 Nicolas Covatti FMI Italy
3 Daniel King ACU Great Britain
4 Przemyslaw Pawlicki PZM Poland
5 Joonas Kylmäkorpi SML Finland
6 Cameron Woodward MA Australia
7 Magnus Zeterström SVEMO Sweden
8 Bjarne Pedersen DMU Denmark
9 David Ruud SVEMO Sweden
10 Jesper B.Monberg DMU Denmark
11 Norbert Magosi MAMS Hungary
12 Peter Kildemand DMU Denmark
13 Tobias Kroner DMSB Germany
14 Piotr Protasiewicz PZM Poland
15 Grzegorz Walasek PZM Poland
16 Tomas Suchanek ACCR Czech Republic
17 Mathieu Tresarrieu FFM France
18 Lisandro R.Husman CAMOD Argentina
Gorican (Croatia)
1 Denis Gizatullin MFR Russia
2 Maciej Janowski PZM Poland
3 Martin Vaculík PZM Slovakia
4 Matej Zagar AMZS Slovenia
5 James Wright ACU Great Britain
6 Davey Watt MA Australia
7 Lukaš Dryml ACCR Czech Republic
8 Jonas Davidsen SVEMO Sweden
9 Antonio Lindback SVEMO Sweden
10 Max Dilger DMSB Germany
11 Benjamin Barker ACU Great Britain
12 Leon Madsen DMU Denmark
13 WILD CARD TBA HMS TBA
14 Niels Kristian Iversen DMU Denmark
15 Darcy Ward MA Australia
16 Sebastian Ulamek PZM Poland
17 Aleksander Conda AMZS Slovenia
18 Ales Kraljic AMZS Slovenia
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thanks FSP that gives a better understanding..... although what is an FMN?
FMN means a national motorcycling federation, like PZM, ACCR, AMZS ...
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Complete results from Terenzano are now on Slovenian forum: http://slospeedway.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1501
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From: http://www.ready-go.eu/lista_di_partenza.htm
1 Antonio Lindbäck
2 Benjamin Barker
3 Denmark TBA
4 Frank Facher
5 Mattia Carpanese
6 Peter Ljung
7 Croatia TBA
8 József Tabaka
9 Sebastian Ulamek
10 Ales Kraljic
11 Krzysztof Kasprzak
12 Guglielmo Franchetti
13 Filip Šitera
14 Tero Aarnio
15 James Wright
16 Jesper B. Monberg
17 Alessandro Novello
18 Dario Del Torre
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Franc Babič cup:
Semi 1: Ulamek, Kovačič, Stichauer, Magoši
Semi 2: Facher, Skornicki, Duh, Jedrzejewski (ef)
Final: Ulamek, Skornicki, Kovačič, Facher (ef)
The result of the final are not ok. Skornicki was disqualified because the silencer fell off his bike during the final heat.
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Hay mate can you please me with finding some video footage from the 21s at Croatia in english , thanks
I don't think anyone was filming the meeting. I only recorded a couple of heats with my camera, as I was too busy cheering for our riders and also entertaining the local girls.
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Well i did hear from a very good source that a certain Austrian rider is now riding as an Italian in the hope that he gets the WC!!!
You mean Manuel Hauzinger?
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Easy win for Darcy in that one. Was there any crowd there, or isn't speedway as popular over there?
I took this video from the grandstand, where the majority of people were so you can't see them in the video. I'd say around 500-1000 people attended yesterday's meeting and the atmosphere was quite good. Speedway is quite popular in Croatia, especially because of Jurica Pavlic, and now also because of their new hope, Dino Kovacic.
Slovenian 2011 News
in International World of Speedway
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Sorry, my mistake. No, he didn' ride in heat 1. He was a reserve and replaced Cvetko when the Croatian retired from the meeting after the heat 1 crash.