AndyP

Thanks very much. Do their points in the Final carry over to Round 2? e.g. Will Monberg have 13 or 15 (including his 2 points in the Grand Final)?

Any scores or updates from tonight's Danish Final, Round 1?

I think I must have been watching the darts when I updated the Stoke signing of Tim/ Mark Webster. I have now also corrected Nick Simmons average. The PDF we were sent is hard to read with my tired ageing eyes - well that's my excuse anyway.

That's because I've only just added it. They needed typing up really as they were sent to us as a scanned pdf, but I've displayed it as a jpg to give you guys something to work from for now.

Try this page - http://www.speedwaygb.co/nlgreensheets10.html

We haven't received them yet. They are usually ratified at the AGM, so hopefully will get them shortly after the NL meeting in early December.

The reason the site isn't showing the 2011 Greensheets is because the season doesn't start until next March. You're reading too much into this. I spent an hour or two yesterday preparing some pages ahead of next season and accidently left one of next year's pages linked into the menu before it was ready for public viewing. I just linked the page you mentioned to the 2009 stats just to test if it was working or not. Page now removed until it's complete.

All the averages for each league are very easy to find on the BSPA website. They can be found by initially selecting Elite, Premier or National League from the Main Menu.

This page was updated on 5th August, 2010. http://www.speedwaygb.com/nlteams10.html

All the teams have already been named - King is not in GB team.

Thanks Dave.

I could have put money on you posting that at some point.

It's not a spreadsheet, it's PDF file. You will need Acrobat Reader to open PDFs. Acrobat Reader is available as a free download.

Superb and fully deserved.

When Anders came to our last meeting at Reading last season he was swamped by supporters. He said that he was shocked that so many people still remembered him. He's such a humble man and didn't realise how popular he was and still is

Anders is also my all-time hero and I finally got to meet him at Reading's final meeting last October. A very quiet, humble and unassuming guy. A nice man. I also exchanged a few emails before and since with the great man.

Anders Michanek won everything in 1973 (expect one-off World Final). In a Grand Prix format he would have been a good bet to have won the World Championship that year.

Perhaps, but a rider could pick up an injury at any time, in any race, or even in practice.

QUOTE (Rob B @ Sep 27 2009, 09:13 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> LOL What a load of rubbish, Crump was 46 points ahead of Pedersen BEFORE Pedersen got injured!!! Crump was on the podium in the first 5 GP's, winning 3 of them. Pedersen made podium for first time last night, he has had a crap year well before he was injured. If Gollob pulls back the 17 points which is very achievable round that track then good luck to him but nothing to do with Pedersen! Totally agree Rob, but Steve will always let his bitterness get in the way of the truth.

QUOTE (Rob B @ Sep 25 2009, 07:24 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> cheers just noticed on speedwaygp site now, says he going to have injections tomorrow. I hope he's ok to carry on get a deserved World Championship. It would be a hollow victory if Sayfutdinov won the title because of this.

QUOTE (Rob B @ Sep 25 2009, 06:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> So does anyone know if Jason Crump practised today? He did 2 laps and pulled out.

Backtrack is a superb magazine and excellent value for money. Well worth my yearly subscription, which is peanuts in the big scheme of things. I have every edition they've produced so far and is one the few magazines that I ever keep and put in binders. The Backtrack era covers my boom years and favourite riders, so I wouldn't be without it.

Nigel has just called and given me permission to post the following. Nigel's wife, Kerrie gave birth to their baby son earlier this afternoon. Both mother and baby Liam are fit and well. Best wishes to all the Pearson family on their new arrival.

Just to update on this. Nigel's wife Kerrie is in hospital so he's gone back home to be with her.

The Plan B was to stage it Sunday!