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Confirmation from the Speedway GP website FINAL AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1 Jack Holder 63, 2 Jason Doyle 61, 3 Max Fricke 53, 4 Rohan Tungate 51, 5 Brady Kurtz 45, 6 Josh Pickering 39, 7 Justin Sedgmen 38, 8 Chris Holder 37, 9 Zach Cook 28, 10 Zane Keleher 22, 11 James Pearson 16, 12 Zaine Kennedy 14, 13 Ryan Douglas 12, 14= Sam Masters 8, Ben Cook 8, 15 Patrick Hamilton 7, 16 Jye Etheridge 5, 17 Cooper Riordan 4, 18 Fraser Bowes 3, 19= Brayden McGuinness 2, Michael West 2.

I told you that 30 mins ago

Fair enough- but a lot of us including MA think every race should count( in their case not the semi`s) Doyle i`m sure won`t feel he was robbed as he knew how the scoring was in all 4 rounds- anyway winning the meeting means nothing whatsoever- just race 23 to qualify for and earn extra points.

How do you make that out ?

Sportowefakty have published an article (Google translated) about the cost to the city/club in hosting the GP since 2010 "More than PLN 25 million - that's how much Toruń cost from 2010 to 2020 to organize the Speedway Grand Prix" - Radio PiK found out. It was added that the most expensive - in terms of the price for the rights to the tournament - was 2014, when almost PLN 3.6 million was spent on this purpose. - It is true that large events are also high expenses, but these expenses are in a sense an investment - argues the spokeswoman for the mayor of Toruń, Aleksandra Iżycka, explaining that the city spends such huge money on the speedway tournament. He adds that the money from the sale of tickets went to the Toruń club, which - as a co-organizer - had the mission of obtaining the appropriate income from the event. If it succeeded with a vengeance - the surplus went to the club's treasury. If not - the shortfall was covered by the club budget.

Result of Championship(TBC) 1st Jack Holder 63 2nd Jason Doyle 61 3rd Max Fricke 53 4th Rohan Tungate 51

Doyle has failed to reach the final- he finishes on 61 Jack Holder has reached the final and is on 59 with the 4,3,2,1 final to come. Tungate and Fricke in the final- Tungate is on 49 Fricke 50

After 4 rides each Doyle just a point ahead of Jack Holder now. Fricke now level with Tungate for Bronze medal as well now.

In running Jack Holder is now level with Doyle.

Final round this morning at 8am UK time. live updates https://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/21505/australian-championship-north-brisbane-january PPV link https://livestream-australia-pty-ltd.cleeng.com/2023-australian-speedway-championship-round-4-final/E476149533_AU?fbclid=IwAR0TJ87sbRMwh323yCqv_Tfl0zFgGjv8pPcVhWFPqhvUXJshdhHYb6ortSI probable line-up courtesy of speedway updates 1. Patrick Hamilton.........2. Michael West ............3. Chris Holder.............4. Cooper Riordan...........5. Rohan Tungate............6. Zach Cook................7. Jason Doyle..............8. Zane Keleher.............9. James Pearson............10. Justin Sedgmen..........11. Jack Holder.............12. Zaine Kennedy...........13. Max Fricke..............14. Ryan Douglas............15. Brady Kurtz.............16. Josh Pickering..........17. Jacob Hook

THJ suspended over a failed drugs test.

Not yet.

Video of today’s final race is on Australian Speedway Championship facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=australian speedway championships

leaderboard going into the final round. All to play for !!! Doyle 50 Jack Holder 47 Tungate 38 Fricke 36 Kurtz 34 Sedgman 31 Pickering 31 Chris Holder 30

Kurri Kurri line-up- courtesy of Speedway updates live updates https://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/21503/australian-championships-r3-kurri-23 Line Up1 Jason Doyle2. Max Fricke3. Patrick Hamilton4. James Pearson5. Michael West6. Zane Keleher7. Josh Pickering8. Zaine Kennedy9. Chris Holder10. Zach Cook11. Rohan Tungate12. Brady Kurtz13. Cooper Riordan14. Justin Sedgmen15. Jye Etheridge16. Jack Holder17. Kane Lawrence

Also can`t find them yet- by mid- Feb i would guesstimate.

| The seeding of teams in Europe Team Championship 2023. *Semi- Final A, Gdańsk, Poland, 15th of April • Poland • Sweden • France • Latvia * Semi-Final B, Pardubice, Czech Republic, 15th of April • Czech Republic • Great Britain • Denmark • Ukraine * Grand Final, TBC, Germany, 22nd of April • Germany • winner of Semi-Final A • winner of Semi- Final B • second-place team with the best points record

In 2022 it was in July so i would expect around the same time in 2023.

That still doesn`t alter anything- Emil is riding on a Polish licence and they will not give start permission for anywhere other than Poland.

Halfway stage- scores from Speedway GP website AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1 Jason Doyle 33, 2 Jack Holder 29, 3 Max Fricke 28, 4 Rohan Tungate 24, 5 Justin Sedgmen 22, 6= Chris Holder 21, Brady Kurtz 21, 8 Josh Pickering 20, 9 Zach Cook 12, 10 James Pearson 9, 11= Sam Masters 8, Ben Cook 8, Zane Keleher 8, 14= Fraser Bowes 3, Patrick Hamilton 3, Cooper Riordan 3, 17 Brayden McGuinness 2, 18= Maurice Brown 0, Michael West 0.

Punters unhappy again about the quality of the livestream- no continuity just goes off.

Live updates this morning https://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/21502/australian-championships-r2-albury-23

Josh Pickering has signed for Region Varde.

Poznan has really improved over the last couple of years- progressive club, certainly better than Gdansk. I would think around 14/21 days before- no earlier.

This translated press release from them puts a different spin on it NICK MORRIS RETURNS TO GSK! The well-known Australian is moving back to Grindsted next season, after spending two seasons in Region Varde. Nick Morris last drove in Grindsted in 2017, where he quickly showed that the Grindsted track suited him perfectly. At the end of the season 2022, when Region Varde visited Grindsted-Speedway Center, it was only a machine damage that caused Nick Morris not to make a full house. Nick is a super strong driver to get into the squad, last season he finished at No. 12 on the Danish cut list of some very strong names in the league. His driving style fits really well on the Danish tracks, and he has always been guaranteed many points on our own home track. Nick Morris enters with an average of 1,654 for the upcoming season. We are looking forward to seeing Nick Morris in the GSK west for next season! GSK so far: Nick Morris: (1.654) Kenneth Bjerre (1.587) Francis Gusts (1.437) Patrick Hansen (1.022) Kevin Juhl Pedersen (0.933) Esben Hjerrild (0.772)