Wildcat

1. Nicki Pedersen- Last year looked 2 steps ahead, so looks favourite to retain his title. 2. Hans Andersen- Will chase Nicki P hard but may not quite have enough. 3. Leigh Adams- Again, will be the nearly man. 4. Jason Crump- Will stay in the big 4, but wont be good enough for the other 3. 5. Scott Nicholls- Will end his inconsistenties and may even get his 1st GP win. 6. Andreas Jonsson- Has the ability to get on the rostrum, but is to inconsistent and arratic. 7. Tomasz Gollob- As with the past few years, will only do well in a few GPs. 8. Chris Harris- A very important year. Will have to really fight hard to carry on his performances from last year, but is more than capable. 9. Bjarne Pedersen- Will do better than last year but maybe just not good enough. 10. Krzysztof Kasprzak- Could be the suprise packet, may even grab a GP victory in a polish round. 11. Fredrik Lindgren- Will be fairly steady but isnt really up to breaking into the top 8. 12. Rune Holta- Possibly over achieved last year and may have a more realistic campaign this year. 13. Greg Hancock- May well struggle this year, could be his last year. 14. Niels Kristian Iversen- As with the last time he graced the GP scene, will struggle. 15. Lukas Dryml- Will be out of his depth.

Maybe the powers that be did not think the system they used last year (winner of the final), worked as well as they imagined and want to try a new idea. I personally believe having the top four of the overall world championship in a one-off race is they way to go.

Im guessing its just for if or when the world champion has been decided before the last grand prix, that the last round has something riding on it (more than just a rostrum place and the top 8.

Now i look a total idiot! Lol. Thanks though

Yeah the ones you posted are the individual champs but i have found team world cup on same site so thanks

Does anyone know where and when the rounds of this years World U21 World Cup are? I believe that the final is at Holsted but dnt know when. And have no idea about any other rounds..

I know he may ride again, but Adam Wrathall of Oxford Lions (CL) had a terrible crash in first league race last season and has been unable to ride since.

theyll probs pick another day lol

Maybe have the likes of Germany, Russia, Czech Republic etc against each other with the winner of that qualifying group going through to a round with GB, Poland, Sweden, Australia and Denmark. Would ensure nearly all matches were close

id love to see it over a fortnight aswell but its just if "the powers that be" would agree...?

brilliant idea but id would have to been done with possibly less matches so it could fit into a week cos otherwise no-one would approve

i dnt know exactly but should it matter! it would be great for OUR british youngsters to race with the top stars, the elite promoters should enjoy helping their possible future riders and youd probably find by the end of each season the elite clubs have signed up a few youngsters onto their books.

they could do so that each team pay their own points money. but each side take half of the profits from the meeting as with the fa cup

its a brilliant idea. thought about it many times myself. if elite teams think there to good to go to places like sittingbourne and weymouth etc thats there tough luck!

In no particular order... 1. Chris Harris 2. Fredrik Lindgren 3. Krzysztof Kasprzak 4. Chris Holder 5. Troy Batchelor 6. Kenneth Bjerre 7. Jurica Pavlic 8. Simon Gustafsson 9. Daniel King 10. Hans Andersen 11. Adrian Gomolski 12. Kyle Legault 13. Jason Crump 14. Tai Woffinden 15. Danil Ivanov