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I can only hope something can be arranged so Rye House can complete their fixtures in 2018 on an evening when their fan base will be present.

You do Pieszczek a disservice.

I van see MFF's point. But the person to blame for Poole's 2018 failure is whoever thought Kurtz would hold his own at #1. And allowed the Holder saga to continue with fans left in the dark. I expected more fron Josh G & Sundstrom, also. Admittedly.

I did not think the meeting, in terms of racing was any better or worse than most of what I enjoyed during the years I was a regular (2004-2009) at Monmore. Just 'Karlsson' corridor was less evident (hug the inside exiting turn 2) and there was no rider going deep & fast into turns 3&4 except for Charles Wright, who got it wrong. It wasn't great but Pieszczek made a clean pass on his first visit. In terms of entertainment it was far more interesting to watch than anything ever served up on TV from Blunsdon, Hoddesdon, Foxhall & Arena Essex. If you discount the SWC of 03/4 Wimbourne Rd, also.

Both teams will probably consider valuable points dropped tonight. Could Kings Lynn not find a better guest than Clegg?

I thought it was a decent meeting, the Lions deserved their point. Pieszczek didn't take long to get to grips with the tight turns. Hope Sarjeant is suitably emarrassed.

Grajczonek has done himself no favours not riding in the championship. Maybe he'll be at reserve when Koryna makes it to the Pirates #1 spot.

Hope he can rediscover his 2017 form following the move, Lublin may be challenged for top spot after all.

I still think if a Pole deserves a permanent wild card pick, its him. Of the current crop of Poles the one who I think is least reliant upon gating is Piotr Pawlicki.

Thank you.

Shows how cruel sport can be. When the first 6 Lions team was originally announced I was keen to go to a few fixtures, it being the now (sadly) second closest Top Tier track to me. And many had Leicester down as potential 2018 champions. The injuries to Vaculik and Bates have meant I have no intetest in visiting & the Lions chances of avoiding the Wooden Spoon look as likely as them sneaking into 4th.

The issue must be Heeps?

Great reception for a worthy champion. Thanks to SS for the video clip & well done Pugwashers for the cheers.

Thanks. Is there anywhere that lists averages?

Is there a website for the Polish Nice Liga 1?

Watching last nights Speedway via Freeview since Virgin Media think I should pay extra for FreeSports (WTF) you can tell the difference in quality with what I'm used to. Strange that Masarna are struggling with that team.

I only got home in time to see the last 3 heats all of which involved a dramatic & crucial final bend pass. Was almost as dusty as the German round of tha pairs. The Polish meeting that is on after Lejonen v Vetlanda is hard work due to the commentary.

Any chance of some H2O on the track?

People tend to forget that in 2015 when he got injured riding the in SWC Hampel was 3rd in the SGP rankings after 3 rounds, having made both finals. The first GP of the year only lasted 12 heats.

My apologies, must just be the Swedes who start in late May. Our (UK) domestic speedway is supposed to start in March weather permitting, so even early May seems late to us.

Considering both the Swedish & Danish domestic leagues don't start running until late May, there as ample time to run an International event before they begin.

Where has that come from?

Or if they trail by more than 4 points a 5-1 takes all? I enjoyed this format, I don't see why the SON couldn't start the International Speedway calendar & the SWC end it, or vice versa with the GP's in the middle.

Didn't think that was the issue, thought Lemon selected Fricke ahead of Holder, presumably as Fricke rides for the two clubs who hosted the events.

All hearsay, but I think Sheffield & Ipswich kicked up a fuss as they are traditional Thursday night tracks. Not sure on Foxhall availability but perhaps that is the only night Owlerton stadium is available due to greyhounds?