Ghostwalker

yes they can. Team will likely be Darcy rider with max 1.209 average, Greg Sundström Holder Engman Rosén use this excelfile: http://www.mediafire.com/view/yrp1csss8rvuv1n/team_build_2014.xls to build your own teams.

When you look at the schedule I think it's too bad that there are no GPs at the Saturday of the third week of June, Like the Swedish GP or Copenhagen, since it in Sweden (not sure about DK and FIN) is a very big holiday where most people have 3½ days off from work and thus would be able to do a mini vacation without having to take out extra leave days. I don't know but I would guess that it would at least increase attendances to some extent in a Swedish or Danish GP,

Two more signings today, Kjastas Puodzuks to Smederna and Linus Sundström who will stay another year with Piraterna.

Michael Jepsen Jensen have signed a new tow year deal with Dackarna,

Joonas Kylmökorpi to Dackarna Linus Sundström and Greg Hancock re-signs with Piraterna where they are joined by Simon Gustafsson.

well if he is fit enough to ride in the SEC, surely he will be fit enough to ride on Monday as well? And if he not is fit enough to ride on Monday, sure he shouldn't ride in the SEC either? I'm just saying that a rider cannot be both fit and not fit at the same time and in general riders usually try to comeback a little to early which I sometimes think is a bit stupid and that it would be better if the made sure that they were 100% fit before returning to the track,

any news about the Danish GP?

Viasat sport definitely is (£25/month) Tv10 is usually included with most subscriptions packages is usually available for free for those who have analogue cable. Also FSP is right, Mikael Teurnberg and Tobias Lyons are doing from Stockholm, no studio and no own interviews. Erik Stenlund is still doing some commentary for the highlights at SVT.

Grand Prixs and Polish Speedway are shown by TV10/VIASAT Sport . Elitserien and the Elite League are shown by C more. Also SVT (equivalent of BBC) shows summaries from each GP.

I doubt two Polish riders will get it since there are already two Polish riders in for 2014. My picks would be Jonsson, G. Laguta, Dudek and Holder. Also on the list, how come Janowski is higher then Dudek? Dudek have a higher average then Janowski in Sweden and Poland as well as the U21 champ title. Janowski is eight in the SEC in which Dudek does not ride. While Janowski didn't ride in the U21 championship. So in my book Dudek should be ranked higher then Janowski.

Andreas Jonsson have signed with Rospiggarna. Troy Batchelor will stay with Västervik.

Imo Gollob have been one of the best for almost 20 years but I think he and BSI should consider it time for Tomek to bow out of the SGP series. In the same way as Leigh Adams did. I think Dudek would be a better choice then Gollob, You can't keep clinging on to the what has been sooner or later you will have to let go. Imo that time has come now, Sure in his best moments Gollob is still one of the best but there have also been GPs where he didn't seem to bothered or even trying and in that case then I can't see why he should get a wild card,

Good to see that Billy stil keeps it up with the riding.

Team build spreadsheet updated with the averages for Allsvenskan's rider.

Joel Andersson and Mikael Max have signed with Indianerna. http://www.speedwayn...for-indianerna/ Jarek Hampel stays with Vetlanda. http://www.speedwaynyheter.se/vetlanda/jaroslaw-hampel-kvar-i-evs-ytterligare-tva-ar/

According to Race magazine Paul Bellamy from BSI says that there will be two Grand Prixs in Sweden next year. the Swedish Gp have still not been decided about and both Ullevi and Målilla is still in contention. He says that BSI have several different options regarding contract length. Either a short or long term contract with either of the tracks or they will do some alternating between the tracks from year to year. The article also says that he have been in contact with Smederna from Eskilstuna regarding a different matter and although he doesn't say it straight out Bellamy hints that it could be one of the SWC events. There will be 12 GPs next year as well and three positions remain to be allocated. http://www.racemagazine.se/bsi-tva-grand-prix-i-sverige-2014/

It seems that he will recover, no surgery was needed and as soon as he feels a little better he will be moved from the hospital in Stockholm to a hospital in Bydgoszcz. http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=sv&sl=pl&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.espeedway.pl%2Fnews%2Ctomasz_gollob_nie_musi_byc_operowany%2C65256%2C12.html

That isn't the question nor the point, The question remains you have a wild card to hand out and you can only choose between KK and FL. So how would you decide who is the better rider?

It was not the best GP but it was still way better then GPs like Prague, Krsko and Daugavpils. The most recent years I think the quality of the temporary tracks have improved (except for Cardiff this year) and I think that they provide pretty good racing. This was also the first GP at this stadium which is less then one year old so I would guess that they for each year would be better creating and grading the track. I also think that the first year is (obviously) very crucial. Its a new stadium and nobody really knows what to expect and therefore stayed at home. It isn't always only the racing itself that is the only factor, for a stadium like this which is some distance outside the most central parts of the city, transportation is also important to some extent and so far its more then a km to nearest commuter train station (Solna station). However the station is currently undergoing construction and from next summer a new station house will have been built with a new pedestrian bridge over the tracks. I'm not sure much this really improves the situation since it still seems to be around 1000m from the station to the arena.

Perhaps not but how would you separate someone like Kasprzak from lets say Lindgren? Or Patryk Dudek from Michael Jepsen Jensen?

So how do you decide which riders are the best in the world?

Apparently Torun had found a replacement for Gollob. The teams and the team managers wanted to ride but the owners had apparently said no. Torun will be demoted from Ekstraliga and will be fined 3'000'000 Polish Zloty, which is about £600'000GBP.

I can see both sides of the coin here. That Torun should have been allowed to find a replacement for Gollob or R/R and such things. On the other hand you just can't postpone meetings because one of the teams have several injuries. This year Smederna have suffered really hard from Injuries and there have been many meetings where we have missed several riders. For large parts of the season but Smederna kept fighting and eventually made the play offs and semi finals before getting struck by another injury.

From what I've read Torun does not reach the floor average and thus they have to do a walk over. A similar situation to what happened with Greg H earlier this year. Apparently Torun's officials wants to postpone it and re-schedule because of the injuries they have suffered. All of Torun's riders is supposed to have left the stadium. I read this here: https://www.facebook...495645553865276 But Gollob won't rider more this season from what I have read.

Attendance is said to have been about 24800 which i think is pretty good.