PersonalResponsibility
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Workington v Berwick 27/09/25 3 pm.
PersonalResponsibility replied to topaz325's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
He needs to be careful. I can't imagine he'll be flooded with offers in Poland in a couple of years when he's no longer an U24. -
I'm well aware of your stance on playoffs, and while I disagree, you're entitled to that. I don't quite see how teams had "no choice" whether to sign up, it's quite a straightforward choice in my mind: do or don't. Using that same logic, you can argue it's immoral that teams have to enter PL football knowing that there are no playoffs. Let's also remember, if the clubs didn't want playoffs so badly, they can all vote against them at the AGM. Thankfully they don't, playoffs are brilliant. One of the best things to happen to speedway in years and years.
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SWC 2026 location
PersonalResponsibility replied to ozzie's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
https://ekstraliga.pl/en/se/world-cup-in-warsaw It's been on here since 16/01/25. -
Sheffield lost the league championship the moment they didn't score enough points at Leicester on Monday. End of story. integrity /ɪnˈtɛɡrɪti/ noun - 1.the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. Seven Premiership teams signed up to ride this season, each of them knowing that a play-off would decide the league winner. It wouldn't seem very "honest" or "moral" to me that Sheffield be crowned champions despite losing in the play-offs. In fact, I'd say that's...the opposite.
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SWC 2026 location
PersonalResponsibility replied to ozzie's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Poland already seeded leaves the other final spot between GB/Australia/Denmark, realistically. I wonder what odds you'd get on the 'draw' for the SWC semis splitting up whichever two sides get there? Hard to see anything else than a GB/Australia/Denmark/Poland final already. I'm sure it makes sense from a financial perspective, less so from a sporting one. -
It shouldn't be pitched at having to choose between 1 team or 2, it should be pitched as sign the contract at what we're willing to pay or don't. I know the world has moved on since the 80s/90s, and there aren't many jobs now who'll bend over backwards to accomodate speedway riders, but their bluff has to be called at some point. If clubs want one league, and clubs can only afford X amount, that is what the riders will have to do. Of course, I'm sure some will say "stuff it", but how many realistically will? They'll still be reasonably paid for what is, let's be honest, a better 'job' than most.
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What will 2026 UK speedway bring?
PersonalResponsibility replied to Lionsman66's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Which would be great news, but why did they mention the "growing speculation" about the leagues merging in their statement? Strange thing for an official statement to mention IMO. -
OMG, I bet they're bringing green helmets back.
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https://sportowefakty.wp.pl/zuzel/1210250/zuzel-nadchodza-lepsze-czasy-dla-grand-prix-przyszlosc-rysuje-sie-w-jasnych-barw "The Grand Prix has faced some challenges in recent years, but I think the future looks bright. Of course, there will still be challenges, but I believe the future will be beneficial for the sport and the fans," Parsons tells us. What does Parsons say to this? "Sit back, fasten your seatbelts, and pay attention. Things are about to get interesting," the American company's director replies.
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You're right, my bad. I've just found it deep in an Ekstraliga article about it - August 29th 2026. Bank Holiday weekend too, sounds ideal. The wording also suggests maybe it's just the final in Warsaw: "I consider this our success, and in the meantime, I invite everyone to Warsaw on May 17 this year for the Grand Prix and on August 29, 2026, to the PGE Narodowy." If WBD went back to a SWC across 2/3 countries again I think I'd forgive them for everything.
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It's interesting this year (or should be) because you'd expect Fricke, Vaculik, Doyle, or Thomsen/Michelsen to get them, but I'm not sure they will. Fricke is nailed on obviously, but will Doyle be when there are 3 other Aussies. Same as Thomsen/Michelsen when you already have Madsen/MJJ. I think Vaculik just about deserves one more season. That then leaves a nice Emil/Artem shaped gap...alas...
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BZ - 10 sprint points / BK - 9 sprint points. If you took away all of the points they'd be level. What about the 23 points BZ gained on BK by finishing above him 4 times? Both have been incredible this season, all season. The sprint races are neither here nor there and they both knew the rules of the game.