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I have no doubt which is why he needs to get back in to the GP's toot sweet.

I could add Sverre Harrfeldt and Nigel Boocock and that's just 2. Emil is a great rider and will be remembered as such whether he becomes WC or not.

Are you sure?. A number of great riders never won a world title...Igor Plechanov for one.

That it did Philip, that it did and I'm sure you enjoyed the on-track action as much as I.

I probably asked for that

Did Wembley have a roof!

The cream always rises to the top

Me too

Well I wish he would.

Go Emil Go.

A GP series without Emil is not a true World Championship in my opinion. He and Tai are the best in the world at the moment and they need to be competing against each other.

Lindbaeck has been impressive this series.

Emil looking good to retain his title. He should be World Champion by now...Next year maybe?.

Last year a Pie 'n' Mash shop opened in York. It shut after 6 months. Nowt as queer as Yorkshire folk.

Hancock 3 Pedersen 3 Gollob 1 Without trawling through stats I can't recall Hancock's and Pedersen's WC podiums, but would not be surprised if they outscored Gollob. The stats don't lie. I'm sure he will but first he needs a GP Challenge top 3 finish or a wildcard.

I live in Yorkshire. We iron fivers and press them up here.

That's me told then...UK whinger me

You would need to have a Speedway GP championship and a Speedway World Championship, otherwise you would have 2 different World Champions...a bit like boxing. The top riders would have to be banned from league racing anywhere and the World Championship would have to be the premier event. But then who would want to ride GP?. The only answer is to scrap the GP and revert to the World Final route, but speedway has moved on and it won't happen.

A cool-bag with some beers and a couple of dozen scotch eggs did the trick. Going for a pee at Wembley meant missing 4 heats

According to my tv guide Eurosport has 5 hours of speedway on tomorrow, starting at 4.45 p.m. Mrs. CHR will be climbing the walls.

Spot on I feel.

Without recourse to stats...how old is he and how many GP's has he ridden?. Time should sharpen up his gating and maturity should temper his rashness. Riding against the best should only spur him on if the natural talent is there. I agree that if the above do not happen he is unlikely to become World Champion, but I feel he will.

Explain why arson if you would be so kind.

14 riders, 6 of them guests...not really Kings Lynn v Leicester then. Not to mention the paucity of Brits in a British Elite League meeting.