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Yes, mate, it will...... However, the dates I was given for next year were : Sept 23 - Junior Golden Helmet (1900 hours) Sept 24 - World Under 21 Team Cup Final (1230 hours) Sept 25 - Golden Helmet (1230 hours) Sept 26 - Tomicek Memorial (1900 hours) However, now that the 2005 GP dates have been announced, it seems like the Golden Helmet weekend will be put back a week...... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Dates here? Czech dates

Spellchecker,Steve

No chance http://sport.onet.pl/1020839,0,0,wia,998114,dyscyplina.html

A couple of photo's in Briggo's World of Speedway,from these events.One is captioned as a 650cc Yamaha with the 70t number plate

I reckon when the BSI site gets up to date it will probably read as announced in Poland.With only the G.P on the 10th to be confirmed Just hope its somewhere near Hamburg

well according to the dates mentioned in Poland there is no G.P on 9th july .The last G.P is 24th september in Poland,Probably Bydgoszcz,but at the mo has a question mark against it.But the so does Krsko for Slowenia

On Polish T.V,G.P line up as follows Poland(Wroklaw?) Sweden Slowenia Cardiff Danmark Czech Sweden Holland or Germany Poland(Bydgoszcz?)

Think it has now been confirmed England and Sweden host semi's,Poland hosts Race-off and Final Fixtures

Thanks

Come on Jim Boy keep up,been there done it Jim Boy

Try to help someone out and they don't even have the decency to pretend they ain't heard Jeffster,as your a bit up on things Czech,have a butchers here,as apart from Vandirek the Czechs mean nothing to me?Any good Stralsund

Results from Diedenbergen as Lubos was riding thought you might ask Jeffster

Can add Mirko to the list And Matej Ferjan is Hungarian Champ

Result here Mirko

Can't see Mark Loram being included next year,which is a pity to some extent as he was probably worth more than the points he got.But in the GP's he has been overtaken by the youngsters now.Give the ones with a hunger to reach the top a chance.

Put some photo's online from the training Miffy

Thought it has been changed and the Semi's are in Denmark and England with only the Final in Poland.Not all in one country this time

If the points are added up through the meeting as in the Long Track final, you are going to get riding for a safe second (or even third) in the actual final if it's enough to take the GP title. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That is only true if the points are awarded like this season.If the points you score are your GP points then even if you have won the meeting you still have the chance to extend your lead or catch up on your rivals by winning the final heat.If you go into the final knowing you already have 25 points no matter what then nothing is gained from winning.

Must try that internet feed,was it any good? All i want for xmas is a Dukla Prague away kit

Agree with you both.To the casual viewer the winner must win the final.Just if the points scored are the GP points then the German system fits.As i said i don't have Sky and don't have an awful lot of interest in the GP's.Might go to Denmark next year though

The highest scorer wins the meeting ,he's necesarillynot the rider who wins the final race.That is how it worked here.But like SS said every point throughout the meeting counts.Not just one or two heats Here is a link to the meeting results to see how it worked.Like i say ,don't know if this is the format but from what SS said it sounds like it.You can see at Brokstedt for instance a rider fell and another had an e.f in the semi but still went forward to the final.Junior DM format

Well i ain't heard what the blöoke said but i gathered from what SS said that points scored count as GP points then it makes sense that it is the same system as used here in Germany.So if you finish behind someone in the semi's who has a lower total than you,you naturaly go through to the final.No getting a 15 point max in the 20 heats and then getting knocked out for finishing third in the semi behind someone who's points total reads(2,1,2,2,3,2)

I don't doubt you on that Norbold ,but we are talking Reg "Golden Boots" Luckhurst here.One of the friendliest riders ever to shoot shale in my eye,not speak to someone Sloppy journalism in my opinion.Bet Shazzy's uncle could have filled the bloke in on the track if he couldn't get Reg. Unfortunately this seems to be par for the course with a lot of these books.Basically to write a history of a club all you need is the last programme from the season mention a few important scores and who was transfered and you've got a book.Which was why i am waiting for your history of Wembley as i am expecting something a bit more.Seems like i've got a while yet though

Although quite a good read,a few of this new wave of books seem to be researched in the lunch break.Go through a few old speedway mags,etc.I mean to use an example,Bethersden quote "The track closed following complaints about noise later in 1971,although it wa later rumoured,in January 1974,that Reg Luckhurst had planned to use the track to try out a Weslake...."Why not ask Reg Luckhurst if he did or not or is that too hard

Are you sure SCB,because if it is the same format as was used here this season,then you can flunk the semi but still make the final as it is the top 4 scorers( from the 20 heats and then add on the points from the semi's )that make the final.Not the first 2 from each semi