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Other than Hancock, the two oldest riders in the 2019 campaign are probably (without checked DOB's) two who qualified - Iversen & Kołodziej. After that I'm guessing Zagar, Lindgren, Doyle & the other qualified rider, Lindback.

Not a surprise, since he did struggle averaging under 4.5. But who will Czestochowa's 4 Poles be as they've signed Zagar, Lindgren & Madsen already.

Gosh, I must have forgotten Pawlicki.

12th above Pedersen, Vaculik & Cook? All the riders he finished above missed one or more GP's due to injury.

Holder got a WC for 2018 & was completely useless throughout.

Aware of the situation 2018 season, hoping different for 2019. tarkens expects Ekstraliga 2019 fixtures to be out in early/mid December. Wouldn't object to a NICE L1 fixture either if it's a track I've not been to before and the travelling isn't more than a couple of hours but ideally I'd like to see a meeting at Częstochowa.

Waiting for Polish league fixtures to be released now, before booking anything else.

It's definetly. Login. My Account. Orders. Click on the event, then somewhere there is a details link from which you can proceed to payment.

Make sure you are using IE. I was using Chrome earlier when I couldn't find the link.

Finally found the payment link, thank god.

Happy Days! But wasn't there an Oxford team that went all season without a single defeat?

How do you register for DOTPAY without Identity document number, PESEL & valid Polish postcode?

Perhaps you can assist then. I get 3 options. DotPay, Transfer & Przelewy24. Which one did you choose?

Have ordered tickets, but haven't as yet figured out how to pay for them.

I never mentioned the entertainment value of a visit to Saddlebow Rd, I've never been. I watched the first 4 heats of Wednesdays meeting and then gave up.

What? I didn't watch any of Monday's meeting. So I can't comment on the Danish collision. Wimbourne Rd is not a track that produces entertaining speedway. My comment was about Poole fans. Summed up perfectly by this... "So Poole are champions again, back in our rightful place." Really? Most of my life they were a biggish fish in the smaller pond of league racing in tbe UK. Only the demise other tracks for whatever reason, has elevated their status.

Because they're glory hunting, happy clappers with no interest in the Sport. They simply believe the rest of the league teams are there to legitimize their clubs superiority. Sadly the BSPA feel likewise.

Agree on the average. But if Danish league runs on the same night as Kings Lynn why base your team on Danes?

Well Howarth & Ellis scored 6 between them. Palm Toft would have got that, let alone Iversen. Which Poole riders do you think capable of taking points off Iversen? I watched the first 4 heats, that was enough. Thankfully, I don't have much interest in this section of the forum anymore. The South Coast Swagger this close season will ensure I steer well clear.

Anyone would touch Iversen? He has GP's, he'll turn up even less often.

Predictions: Kings Lynn to win by 8 on the night. Ellis & Howarth scores combined won't equal what the missing Danes would have scored individually. I'd say Iversen 13 from 5. MPT 12 from 7. Me to avoid BT sports all night

Is Wiktor Lampart eligible for U21 reserve spot in 2019?

British Speedway is in a mess, I can barely bring myself to attend any meeting. From my understanding (albeit possibly out of date) a guest rider can have a higher average than the one they replace by a small %. Looking at the latest GSA's on the BSPA site, Hans Andersen averages 8.00 but can be replaced by a guest upto 8.40. That would be 5%. All of this is irrelevant since those latest stats have: Brady Kurtz 7.11 Nick Morris 6.92

Thanks. Looking at the arena seating plan, I'll see if I can get a ticket in section D20 unless someone suggests otherwise.

Agreed especially if their 1-5 allocation of Poles is taken by any two of the three they had last year - Kołodziej, Hampel and Piotr Pawlicki. Perhaps someone will come in for Kubera or he'll look for a move, he's too good to be playing second fiddle to Smektala. Drabik will be 21 in February 2019, does that mean he is still eligible?