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No - fourth

Not even a 'Best Pairs' - the highest scoring team almost never wins!

Born 21.09.09 Made his debut for Bydgoszcz last week beating Lebedevs and Vaculik in his paid 11.

For me the concern is not what it says on the hat (before I put my specs on I read it as 'f***ing pervert') - but the fact that it suggests the broadcaster care so little about the product that they are leaving the production to the youth experience kid.

4 May 2022 at Birmingham. His last away match was a week earlier (scoring 12 at Poole)

Practice times: 1 Mikkel Andersen 14,993s 2 Rasmus Karlsson 15,042s 3 Maksymilian Pawelczak 15,069s 4 Damian Ratajczak 15,096s 5 Antoni Kawczynski 15,098s 6 Tate Zischke 15,122s 7 James Pearson 15,150s 8 Adam Bubba Bednar 15.160s 9 Norick Blödorn 15.182s 10 Mario Häusl 15.187s 11 Hannah Grunwald 15.217s 12 Mitchell McDiarmid 15.224s 13 Villads Nagel 15.247s 14 Casper Henriksson 15.278s 15 Dan Thompson 15.319s 16 Bastian Pedersen 15.321s 17 Erik Persson 15.389s 18 Luke Harrison 15.403s 19 Artjoms Juhno 15.481s 20 Nikita Kaulins 15.491s Don't be so sure. And I can 100% verify that that is Mario's mother (from having met them at Olching a couple of years ago)

Leading scorers. [look just how far ahead Pawełczak is!] Maksymilian Pawełczak Bydgoszcz 16 78 200 2.56 Kacper Mania Leszno 14 70 168 2.40 Kacper Andrzejewski Bydgoszcz 16 77 160 2.08 Bartosz Banbor Lublin 15 71 159 2.24 Bartosz Jaworski Lublin 15 70 145 2.07 Szymon Bańdur Krosno 15 70 137 1.96 Piotr Świercz Krosno 15 64 133 2.08 Bartosz Nowak Bydgoszcz 15 67 126 1.88 Kacper Halkewicz Czestochowa 12 59 122 2.07 Jakub Wieszczak Krosno 16 64 121 1.89 Kacper Lobodzinski Grudziadz 11 52 116 2.23 Antoni Mencel Leszno 11 55 111 2.02 Franciszek Karczewski Czestochowa 11 53 110 2.08 Emil Maroszek Bydgoszcz 12 56 108 1.93 Kevin Malkiewicz Grudziadz 10 47 106 2.26 Pawel Sitek Ostrow 10 45 101 2.24 Szymon Ludwiczak Czestochowa 10 49 97 1.98 Filip Seniuk Ostrow 11 50 97 1.94 Oskar Hurysz Zielona Gora 8 39 94 2.41 Franciszek Majewski Rzeszow 8 40 92 2.30 Jan Przanowski Grudziadz 11 53 91 1.72

He's now a 20 year old sensation

He did finish with a fall/disqualification on Saturday (in Veenoord)

Put a pin in it. How green do you think I am?

Quite, I'm f'en speachless

No Erik: https://ligue-nationale-speedway.fr/match/lns-moutl-2025-marmande?fbclid=IwY2xjawNGCa9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETA2ZUp1dFEzdThINERKa2VWAR6Q9Y81mEobKOvIdbVwpOrGqJsBzqyPJvU2LC5qjj8JpJxf2gEGrPTJTmCHcQ_aem_Jj8I4hfROowd7Sy432029Q

And their tendency to behead journalists might make the job of Speedway Star tricky

It also looks remarkably similar (although much truncated) to the pre 2001 competition

Bob Geldof doesn't like them

More to do with the fact that there are a further six better riders in the PGE averages (both Pawlickis, Drabik, Cierniak, Woryna, and Przjemski) In the GP qualifyers Janowski finished 16th in the Polish round (Golden Helmet) wheras Woryna went and qualified for the GP Przem Pawlicki, Drabik, Cierniak, Woryna and Wozniak are all in top 12 of Swedish averages The less said about Janowski's British form the better. In the Polish Champ Janowski only finished 10th I'd rank him somewhere in the region of 10th to 12th best Pole. Maybe that's why he hasn't been picked?

Is that: 'Has a stomach problem' or 'will have one tomorrow'?

Full line-up: 1. Ryan Douglas 2. Matias Nielsen 3. Bartosz Smektała 4. Sam Masters 5. Jason Doyle 6. Scott Nicholls 7. Kyle Howarth 8. Tobiasz Musielak 9. Luke Becker 10. Niels-Kristian Iversen 11. Kye Thomson 12. Lewi Kerr 13. Rohan Tungate 14. Zach Cook 15. Josh Pickering 16. Leon Flint

Wasn't the first final 'all six back' after Lebedevs and Doyle clashed on the first bend? Second running was Doyle steaming under Lebedevs.

Epic

On the plus side: Done by 9.30pm Only 4 reruns - all for riders moving at start Track rode well Crowd around 400 On minus: Starting gate malfunction so green light starts Failure to inform crowd of team changes Burger van late (good job I stopped at West Row chippie). Overall an encouraging start

Poole didn't stage any meetings in 2020, so no. Nor did Ipswich [Although they very nearly ran the 2020 British Final, but it got moved to Belle Vue at the last minute]

Is Shielfield the only British track to stage a meeting every season since 1996?

Think you'll have to go to Holsted if you want to see Knudsen.

A huge future indeed, but for perspective the last two 16 year old who made such a stellar impact were Drew Kemp and Jordan Palin. PS. On what I've seen this year he could soon be overtaken by Cooper Rushen and that may take some of the pressure (which has been immense) off him which can only be good for his development.