iris123

Here are details of the match on wednesday between Holsted and Fredericia.

Think there are run offs and no draws.Also the race points are more complicated by teams starting with minus points if they field a team over the points limit.The stronger the team the more minus points they start with

Danish team is K.Bjerre P.Hougaard H.Møller M.Risager N.Klindt(res)

Congratulations from me as well

Apparently Walasek had some good things to say about the Bundesliga as well,on t.v.Liked the picnic/relaxed atmosphere but the racing was good.Scott Robson said the same earlier this year.

Well done also to Kevin Wölbert.Great result to get 9 points and he still has a few years in the competition yet

Results from Bundesliga Teterow 38 M.Wolter (0,2,0,2,2)6 T.Brosowski dnr G.Walasek (3,1,2,1,3)10 S.Ulamek (2,3,3,1,3)12 C.Hefenbrock (2,2,0,3,3)10 Stralsund 33 J.Rempala (1,2,1,1)5 L.Jankowski (F,2,1,3)6 R.Kowalski (2,1,2,3,0)8 J.B.Jensen (3,3,3,3,2)14 T.Busch (0,0)0 Parchim 27 D.Rath (0,1,1,0)2 K.Slabon (3,1,1(15m),2,1)8 C.Gjedde (e.f,3,3,2,1)9 M.Szczepaniak (3,f.inj)3 M.Schultz (0,0,3,2,0)5 Güstrow 22 R.Baumann (0,0)0 J.Pingel (2,1,F,1,2)6 S.Mell (1,0,0,1)2 P.Paluch (1,3,2,0,2)8 P.Swist (1,2,3,0)6 Some good racing,especially from Slabon,Hefenbrock and Gjedde,who was unlucky in his first heat to pack up after passing Walasek to take the lead Didn't see the afternoon meeting ,but heard Tobi Kroner won easily.Danny Knakowski crashing spectacularly in the final trying to pass Tobi. Results from Longtrack GP taken from inspeed.de 1.Riss 16p 2.Tatum 17p 3.Barth 15p 4.Pijper 19p 5.Kröger 12p 6.Katt 12p 7.Hurry 11p 8.Kylmäkorpi 11p 9.Tebbe 10p 10 .B.Diener 11p 11.Janoschka 8p 12.Appleton 9p 13.Svab 7p 14.Schützbach 5p 15.De Jong 3p 16.Rudolph 6p 17.Eibl 2p 18.Mora 6p

Got to wait for the final first,tommy

Thanks Tomaz

Not much,but great fun though

Going to be a great weekend of speedway in the North.Saturday see's Ludwigslust hold a round of the Northern section of the German U21 qualifiers in the afternoon,followed by a round of the Bundesliga with the following line-up Parchim D.Rath M.Schultz K.Slabon M.szczepaniak C.Gjedde Güstrow R.Baumann D.Howe K.Kasprzak P.Paluch an.other Teterow S.Ulamek M.Wolter G.Walasek C.Hefenbrock T.Brosowski Stralsund T.Gapinski J.Rempala/J.Davidsson R.Haupt J.B.Jensen T.Busch almost like a Polish league match Also in the afternoon at Parchim is the training for the Longtrack GP. Then sunday at Parchim in the morning is a Germany vs Denmark U19 speedway meeting followed by the Longtrack GP

Darija or Tomaz, How do you get there Is there a train station nearby,bus,etc?

Here and here

Full results A-Final 1. Kenneth Bjerre 15 2. Morten Risager 12 3. Patrick Hougaard 11 4. Henrik Moller 11 B-Final 5. Jan Graversen 10 6. Lars Hansen 8 7. Kenneth Hansen 8 8. Claus Vissing 8 C-Final 9. Klaus Jakobsen 5 10. Jesper Kristiansen 5 11. Patrick Norgaard 5 12. Steven Andersen 7 --------------------------- 13. Nikolai Klindt 4 14. Claes Nedermark 4 15. Jonas Ravn 3 16. Casper Wortmann 3 17. Dannie Soderholm 1

results from inspeed.de ) Sebastian Aldén S 2) Martin Smolinski D 3) Christian Hefenbrock D 4) Zbigniew Czerwinski PL 5) Adam Pawliczek PL 6) Robert Mikolajczak PL 7) Oliver Allen GB 8) Daniel Davidsson S 9) Mathieu Tresarrieu F 10) Tobias Kroner D 11) Per-Ola Klasson S 12) Jannick de Jong NL 13) Troy Batchelor AUS 14) René van Weele NL 15) Benjamin Borgers NL 16) Eddie Turksema NL

Danish select 50 J.Kristiansen (1,2,3,2,3)11 P.Hougaard (2,3,3,3,3)14 N.Klindt (3,2,3,2,3)13 S.Andersen (3,2,3,2,2)12 Germany select 35 B.Danielczik (1,1,1,1,2)6 D.Möller (R,1,1,1,1)4 J.Pingel (3,3,2,1,3)12 S.Petersen (3,3,2,3,2)13 Polish select 30 S.Drabik (1,R,1,3,2)7 D.Lowicki (2,1,1,2,1)7 T.Lukaszewski (2,2,3,2,1)10 A.Czechowicz (1,3,2,R,R)6 Dutch select 5 S.Rozenberg (R,0,0,0,0)0 H van der Steen (0,1,0,0,0)1 E.Eijbergen (0,0,0,0,1)1 K.de Jong (2,0,0,1,0)3

Got the other dates Conkers?

Yes,i agree Garf.I don't like this trend to make everything with a "final".Is this going to be the format for the Final as well? Henrik would have far more chance to do something in the final than Vissing or Nielsen,they will be lucky to get a point

He is from North Germany,near Rostock(so near Sweden ).Started riding for Holsted in the Danish 1st div,after his 16th birthday.He is a racer,gives 100%.He has toured Britain with the German youth side a few years back.Friday night at Brokstedt on a wet track he was about 3 seconds faster than most including Matze Schultz,German U21 champ,i think

Results from the two semi's today 1st Semi 1. C.Vissing 2. P.Hougaard 3. A.Nielsen --------------- 4.H.Møller (res for final) Full results here 2nd Semi 1.K.Jakobsen 2.N.klindt 3.J.Kristiansen -------------- N.Nielsen (res) Big shock here maybe the elimination of Ronni Pedersen and Ulrik Ostergaard Full results here

Lost for words Beat me this time rabbit

The longest post in the forums history and you go quoting it just to put that on.Have you read the rules

No Brits,but you can follow the progress of some of the other talented youngsters here.Go Kevin go After 20 heats 1. Alexander Lieschke - 0 2 1 сх нс = 3 2. Emil Saifutdinov - 3 2 3 2 1 = 11 +1 3. Maksim Bogdanov - 1 3 3 1 3 = 11 +0 (reserve for final) 4. Lubo Tomicek - 2 2 2 3 2 = 11 +2 5. Veroslav Kollert - 0 1 0 0 1 = 2 6. Roland Kovacs - 1 0 0 0 1 = 2 7. Daniil Ivanov - 3 1 1 3 0 = 8 8. Tobias Busch - 2 1 1 1 2 = 7 9. Kevin Woelbert - 2 3 2 2 2 = 11+3 10. Kjastas Puodzuks - 1 3 3 3 3 = 13 +3 11. Krzysztof Buczkowski - 3 2 2 3 3 = 13 +2 12. Andrej Karpov - 0 3 2 2 2 = 9 13. Ivan Mironov - 0 0 0 0 0 = 0 14. Jozsef Tabaka - 1 1 0 1 0 = 3 15. Andrian Gomolski - 3 0 1 1 ис = 5 16. Marcin Jedrzejewski - 2 0 3 2 3 = 10 17. Vjaceslav Gerucki - _ _ _ _ _ = 0 so a run off for the last 3 places result 1. Kevin Woelbert 2. Lubo Tomicek 3. Emil Saifutdinov -------------------------- 4. Maksim Bogdanov Great result from Kevin,at only just turned 16.Watch out for this lad!!!

With the Joker though,is that really the case.We can see the team that isn't as good overall but with one or two good riders take advantage of a quirky rule and a bad refereeing decision here or there, win.

Agreed.Was pretty much what i predicted after last year.Some got a bit carried away and forgot that it was a home meeting.The thing that worries me is,what happens next year if there isn't a meeting in Britain.Will we even make the final?A good team manager gets more out of the riders than people would expect.On the face of it,last night was a good opportunity to finish second as both Sweden and Denmark were also poor.O.k Stekkers is new,but even he should be asking questions as to why his top riders didn't perform.In other sports there is a team looking after players/riders,we need to move into the next few years with a modern outlook and employ sports psychiatrists,etc as back up.Read in the paper today the quote from Dave Moorcroft "Every day we wait is a day wasted".How many years are we going to wait and waste?