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Yes I know that thanks. Thanks.

Maybe I'm missing it but I only recall the commentators mentioning one of the tape warnings when it was issued, are they applied even after races have been run successfully?

Unreal decision there with Zagar, I know one has to go but he did nothing wrong there, if anything the Pole turned left, tough on Matej.

Probably not if you've been brought up on Tony Rickardsson winning year after year.

Can't argue with that, made a decent change to hear a different perspective.

Few to choose from here, WillsTaxi is the man for me but there's various styles. http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=72860&page=22

No, hair was referring to Auty and his poor return on the night and you replied to say it's all about winning. Plenty think it's about racing, winning is a bonus. edit, just read the post above if you need further clarification.

There speaks a Poole supporter.

Never more obvious than watching last night, the place doesn't look like a speedway stadium any more, big high mesh fences everywhere and the lack of a centre green. Still, if that's what pays the bills then who can blame him.

Capiche

No, I never said he would definitely have passed Josh, just that he probably would have if Lambert hadn't held him up, that's all I said. If you watched the race then you will have seen quite clearly that he gained on Josh once he'd got clear of Lambert. You are in the right room for an argument but please pick someone else, I can't be bothered.

Do you think that's why the attempted passes round the outside off bend 4 failed Sid? Each time they looked nailed on for a pass but for some reason just didn't manage it, strange one that.

Correct, Lambert held Jorgensen up for the best part of 2 laps, once he got past him he was all over Josh, just ran out of laps. Comprende?

If I were a Lynn supporter I would be happier with tonight just for the fact that all bar one of the riders put in plenty of effort, maybe Porsing was trying but he was useless. Passing was not far off what we get from the average televised meeting, all in all it wasn't too bad at all.

Indeed, if Lambert hadn't been in his way he would probably have won ht15.

Great effort from Huckenbeck in 14, really good race that.

Giggs & Kanchelskis?

Great ride from Heeps there, I don't think this meeting is that bad, 2 teams giving it a good go and the result in the balance after 11 heats

Too late fella, Briggo has it all wrapped up.

That's right, can also be used as a screwdriver, well spotted.

Been using it all season, it's a Briggo dirtometer.

As a neutral I'm looking forward to this meeting, I know the track is key but at least it seems like there will be plenty of riders who are known for giving their all, Auty, Jorgensen, MPT etc, in fact it could turn out to be a classic.

I thought last season's SEC provided some great speedway, plenty to rival the GP series, as Ghostwalker says it's all down to luck with weather and this time they copped out.

Thanks R & R, was keen to see who won in the end, thought NKI looked to be the one with most speed. Apologies for bailing out on the updating but I was shattered.

Ht6, win for NKI but again he had to battle for it, Mikel B Jensen 2nd. Sorry for incomplete results but they don't have in race graphics and they seem to put the result up while I'm typing. Ht7 FTG win for MJJ, Kildemand 2nd but didn't really threaten for the lead. Matters not helped by the fact that half the field have almost the same name... Ht8 Ftg for Bjerre, followed in by Bjarne. Will try and get more scores now. Mads & NKI on 6 Bjerre & Mickel B Jensen on 5 apiece That's after 2 rides each btw. Hans, MJJ & PK all on 4 apiece after 2 rides. Ht9 Hans passed Bjarne early on that was all she wrote. Doubt we'll be seeing a GP at this track anyway, back straight looks very tight. Ht10 Bjerre from MJJ with Mads a disappointing last. Ht11 Won by NKI, almost a quarter of a lap in front of 2nd placed . Looked like the fastest time of the night to me, first time someone has just stuck their back wheel in the dirt and wound it on, takes a rider of his quality to do that I suppose. Ht12 won by Kildemand, decent race for a couple of laps with one of the lesser lights whose name escapes me but PK just did what NKI did in previous race and romped home. So after 12hts NKI -9 PK & Hans on 7 Bjarne 6 Not sure about the others. Apologies to those following my updates but I'm knackered and need to get a kip, got work later. Sorry again. PS, unsure of the format but either way I'd be backing NKI all the way based on what I've seen so far, PK has found some speed but I can't see him beating Niels. PPS, Bjerre is on 8 after 3 rides, missed that.... tired....