Racing Jase

Nope, they were making it blatantly obvious who wasnt going through! Like I said, I couldnt care less either way, all I am saying is if it had been Brits helping Brits, they would have been applauded for it, you know it, I know it and all that slag off Penhall know it.

I have no problem with what Bruce did that day, it happens, it was not his fault he was drawn against his fellow countrymen in that heat. I find it strange how people slag him off for it yet the run off with the team riding Collins brothers(no problem with that either) goes unmentioned!!

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Some more pictures from Saturday's meeting: - http://www.stevedixonphotography.co.uk/gal...YzNkMzliZjJiYTU

Sunday, May 17th brings the biggest meeting in the 2009 Rye House calendar, with the staging of the F.I.M. World U-21 Championship Qualifying Round. 16 riders go into this event looking to make the cut for the Semi-Final stage. Here is the lowdown on the field � and �the skinny� on each competitor: - Lewis Bridger (GB): British U-21 Champion and double World Finalist - Tai Woffinden (GB): 2008 British U-21 and U-18 Champion; Premier League Riders Champion - Joe Haines (GB): British U-21 Bronze medallist and senior British Finalist; 2006 British U-15 Champion - Robert Mear (GB): 6th in the British U-21 event; Premier League No.1 for Rye House - Darcy Ward (Aus): 9 point-plus Premier League; Australian U-21 Champion; only just 17 - Kozza Smith (Aus): Australian U-21 Silver medallist; just back from injury - Artur Mroczka (Pol): European U-19 Champion and Polish Bronze Helmet winner - Pawel Zmarzlik (Pol): 5th in April�s Polish domestic round - Adam Kajoch (Pol): 2008 World U-21 Semi-Finalist; 9th in 2007 European U-19 Championship - Pavel Pocko (Czech Rep): European U-19 Semi-Finalist this year - Wim Kennis (Belg): Also a competitor in this season�s European U-19 event - Kai Huckenbeck (Ger): 16 years old; former national schoolboy 250cc and 125cc Champion - Ricky Wells (US): Elite League Coventry Bee; double US U-21 Champion and 2008 World Semi-Finalist - Plus three others to be named very shortly The practice session for this event is Saturday, May 16th, with an 11am start. Admission is: Adults �10 (including Sunday�s meeting programme), Children free. The meeting itself starts at 2pm on Sunday. Admission is: Adults �15, Children �5. The programme is �2.50. www.ryehouse.com/