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For anybody travelling on to Croatia, there's a message from Darija Pavlic here

I'll be there with the Travel Plus group, Darija. Looking forward to seeing your new track!

Thanks Mateusz

Can one of our Polish friends help please? Roberto Haupt rode for Pila. I have never heard of him - which country does he come from? Thanks

Round 2 - Prelog, Croatia - 09.04.2006 Group A: Matej Zagar (Slovn) 15, Izak Santej (Slovn) 14, Jurica Pavlic (Cro) 11, Fritz Wallner (Aut) 10, Manuel Hauzinger (Aut) 9, Zeljko Feher (Cro) 8, Denis Stojs (Slovn) 7, Mats Gregoric (Slovn) 7, Marko Vlah (Cro) 7, Jernej Kolenko (Slovn) 7, Heinrich Schatzer (Aut) 7, Nikola Martinec (Cro) 6, Manuel Novotny (Aut) 5, Ivan Nagar (Aut) 4, Ivan Vargek (Cro) 3, Matic Voldrih (Slovn) 1, Zoran Strahija (Cro) 1, Anton Wannasek (Slovn) 0.

Round 1 - Natschbach, Austria - 08.04.2006 Group A: Matej Zagar (Slovenia) 15 , Jernej Kolenko (Slovn) 14, Izak Santej (Slovn) 13, Fritz Wallner (Austria) 11, Manuel Hauzinger (Aut) 9, Jurica Pavlic (Croatia) 8, Zeljko Feher (Cro) 7, Maks Gregoric (Slovn) 6, Mako Vlah (Cro) 6, Heinrich Schatzer (Aut) 5, Denis Stojs (Slovn) 5, Nikola Martinec (Cro) 5, Manuel Novotny (Aut) 5, Norbert Grogler (Aut) 4, Ivan Vargek (Cro) 4, Samo Kukovica (Slovn) 3. Reserve: Zoran Strahija (Cro) 0 Group B: Ivan Nagar (Aut) 15, Zoran Strahija (Cro) 12, Anton Wannasek (Slovn) 11, Matic Voldrih (Slovn) 11, Roberto Cvetko 11, Matija Duh (Sloven) 10, Marko Oto (Cro) 9, Hans Peter Kulterer (Aut) 7, Phillip Grunwald (Aut) 7, Davor Volk (Slovn) 6, Jaka Hlad 5, Aleksandr Conda 4, Josef Fasching (Aut) 4, Christopher Fink (Aut) 4, Matic Secnik (Slovn) 2

Thanks for all the weekend results, tommy. Much appreciated.

Very sad, it's been 3 years since he left Bydgoszcz now Time to forget past problems! Life is short ...

It's the big Kryterium Asow meeting at Bydgoszcz tomorrow, but why is there no Tomasz Gollob?

Today : Gorzow 42 Bydgoszcz 48 Bydgoszcz: 1. Robert Sawina (2,3,3,3) 11 2. Krzysztof Buczkowski (0,1,2*,2*,u) 5+2 3. Krystian Klecha (2,3,0,3,u) 8 4. Emil Sajfutdinov (1*,0,1) 2+1 5. Robert Kościecha (3,3,3,3) 12 6. Marcin Jędrzejewski (3,1,1,0,1) 6 7. Michał Łopaczewski (w,0) 0 8. Krzysztof Jabłoński (3,1) 4 Stal Gorzów: 9. Piotr Paluch (3,2,2,2,2*) 11+1 10. Sławomir Dąbrowski (1,0,1*,1) 3+1 11. Jarosław Łukaszewski (0) 0 12. David Ruud (3,2,2,2,3) 12 13. Michał Rajkowski (1*,2,1,0,3) 7+1 14. Kamil Brzozowski (1,1*,d,w) 2+1 15. Andrzej Głuchy (2,2,0,1*,2*) 7+2 16. Adrian Szewczykowski (0) 0

Would have thought it has to be inflammable too

Also: w = excluded

It's a ploy by Waggy to get someone to buy his air fence off eBay

Thanks, iris123

Shane Colvin gets around .... Anybody have the results of the first round of the Dutch Open yesterday?

For a glimpse of speedway racing Argentinian style, go to http://www.speedwaytotal.com.ar/inicio.html and select "Argentinian Video" from the left-hand menu. Then try "Galeria" in top menu and select "Video" I think our air fence is rather safer than their stacks of tyres!

Excellent, tomaz. The new site and the old forum together should give great coverage of the region. Congratulations! By the way, which countries' licence is Matej Ferjan riding under this year? Brian (who is looking forward to visiting Krsko and Gorican in April!)

Preliminary rounds are at Daugavpils (27 May) and Miskolc (28 May) This thread should be in the World Cup section!

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See also the MI5 website at http://www.mi5.gov.uk/output/Page436.html for more on Fay The Fascist

Surprised to see sidecars on such a small track, but then it is pretty wide. I would imagine that the racing would be close on such a small track (180 metres?)

Does this mean that the British Elite League fixtures were available BEFORE the Swedish fixtures? This must be a first!

Thanks for posting the full results, kiwi, much appreciated. Has the international series now finished?

I have that book, iris123 - highly recommended - all you ever wanted to know about Swedish speedway, and then some.

Think I'm right in saying that a chain guard is compulsory (quite rightly!), so losing it makes the bike illegal, therefore the rider gets excluded. But whether that is a British ACU rule, or an international FIM rule, I don't know. Thanks to everyone involved in bringing us live updates from Adelaide, great job guys!