TheCedarMan

Last time I went to Poland we stayed at the Pod Orlem and it was superb, has anyone stayed at the City though? how does it compare? Must say it's a mouth watering experience and it is the last round this year, we have two converts on a first visit to Poland so lock up your daughters

LOT - Polish Airlines, flyout Thursday and fly back Monday, flying from Heathrow via Warsaw. Booked them online this morning, hope this helps

flights and accomodation booked in the City Hotel, anyone stayed there before? When do the tickets go on sale? any ideas Also, when are the polish fixtures available for the sunday

If flights could be arranged or extended accomodation please let me know as I and Mrs Cedarman could be on a flight asap. I'm serious if you have tickets as well

it is pronounced "pook"

Sorry to slightly change direction on this thread, but what did Antonio say for sky to apologise for his language?. I didn't hear anything out of the ordinary, hter again I didn't see Pedersen being throttled by the tapes first time either No I'm not a polish referee

Compared with Cardiff there is nothing to do a Wembley. No pubs, restaurants or anything, no parking and if you park in Wembley's car park it takes hours to get out. I for one wouldn't go if it went to Wembley.

If anyone is interested this is the itinery we have received 4:00pm - VIP Gates Open 5:20pm - Mini Bikes 5:45pm - Bjorn Again Concert 6:50pm - Riders Parade 7:00pm - Engines Start 11:00pm Facilities Close Everyone have a great day, I'm going down tonight so we'll be there to saviour the atomsphere

Depends on what your plans are! If your looking to get home after the meeting, the best thing to avoid traffic congestion is to park at Newport station (£3.60 return to Cardiff and 20mins) then after the meeting you won't have to get into the traffic jams. The railways run a virtual shuttle service so you can be back into Newport within 30mins if you want, you then join the M4 nearly 20 miles away and free road to your destination. Unless you live down Swansea area then your screwed Seriously you can be away before the jams clear.

Woody, you've obviously never met me, quiet first then louder with every drink On a seperate issue, I've seen somwhere on the forum about people watching the practice, I thought it was behind closed doors. Is it now open?

For what it's worth I don't have a seat number but will be in the box above the pits on the first bend, think it's box C12 or C22 not worried because I'll get in which one matters or I'll squat if I have to! I'll be the quiet one standing a lot and shouting!

Can one of you guys going give me some information please???????

anyone got any details of operators organising trips to Bydgoszcz this year or am I to late?

why not remove the first part of the existing system and run only the main event, 16 riders - 8 GP's (1-8 in the world) 2 - Wildcards and six places to qualifiers or wildcards for riders who would have qualified but have been injured etc.. or is this to simple

The tickets are normally available from "Ticketline" which is on the same street as the stadium, walk from the stadium to the Prince of Wales (Wetherspoons) and you will pass the ticket office on your left hand side. Enjoy people the weather forcast is 22 degrees for Saturday