Col

Much appreciated. Hope Bydgoszcz don't have too many season ticket holders.

And as I stated... if those riders drop out for the following year but qualify again the experience will do them no harm long term... as it did for Woffinden. Might Be's are preferable to Never Gonna Be's.

And as I stated... if those riders drop out for the following year but qualify again the experience will do them no harm long term... as it did for Woffinden. Might Be's are preferable to Never Gonna Be's.

Thanks couldn't find result on sportwoefakty but I'm sure the fixture was listed on it previously.

Wouldn't bother giving Doyle another PWC, all he is likely to do is injure himself or another rider... Fricke is worth another PWC. If no Laguta & Sayfutdinov... I think I'd give Parnitskyi & Cierniak a go, they'll finish 14th & 15th but so would Kvech & Huckenbeck. Woffinden got a pick in 2011 and struggled badly was frankly uncompetitive... dropped out in 2012 but qualified for and won 2013. Who's to say Parnitskyi couldn't do the same.

Well yes... stats suggest Fricke is half a point better than any other rider in the Premiership this year. GP's have 12 also rans,3 medalist... of the also rans Fricke is probably the most interesting to watch alongside Thomsen & Lindgren.

I generally dislike Jack Holder, he's not at all interesting to watch as a rider & comes across dumb in interviews... but every rider touches the tapes once a season & most celebrate winning a heat in someway.. the video is bit pathetic.

Are Gorzow fixtures always this poorly attended?

Was the junior event (Golden Ribbon?) today cancelled?

Don't know how much tickets for this or how the prices compare to the tickets for the events on the following two days but it could be an expensive weekend. Imagine most of the locals would prioritise their traditional big speedway event the Golden Helmet over the final round of the SEC. Great ride from Brennan in heat 14. MJJ looks like he's not interested in maintaining his top 6 SEC spot now he has a SGP spot for 2026.

I assumed as Parnitskyi comfortably overhauled Przyjemsk points wise Przyjemsk didn't compete, but I've just seen he scored 6 in Vojens which doesn't suggest he was fully fit.

Top 6 seem pretty nailed on! Can't see Woźniak making up 6 points on Jepsen Jensen. The bronze is likely to be the keenest contested - Madsen (30), Woryna (30), Parnitskyi (28) & Jepsen Jensen (27).

Well... it's almost certainly going to be early afternoon as Lublin v Torun is 19:30 tapes up. Surely.

Are Bydgoszcz going to wait for their opponents to be known before releasing tickets for the 28/09?

Worked for Lambert, Bewley... tine will tell whether it will for Brennan. Did I suggest Rowe stopped riding in the British top tier?

Is Przyjemski likely to be fit? He's missed the last few weeks including the final of SGP2. I'm not sure I can be bothered with the SoN2, are any of the other nations (thinking potentially Denmark) likely to give the Poles anything to worry about?

Like others have mentioned I don't think you will need much cash in Poland, maybe at the stadium if you want some fodder or drinks. There are things to do in Torun but it's not a big city like Wroclaw. Gingerbread Museum & Copernicus Planetarium (make sure you have an expresso before you go in) are worth a visit if you have not been before. You can climb to the top of the Old Town Hall for a panoramic view of the city & surrounding area. I was hoping KH Energa Toruń (Ice Hockey) maybe staging a fixture while I'm there, but sadly not this time. The local gingerbread & honey beers is good and available fairly cheaply in most shops but if you are after some proper beer then Deer Bear is the place to head to. There is also Torun Sour Soup which is pretty delicious, loads of restaurants around the square, had everything from an American diner filth fodder to an Indian & Thai previously but my favourite place to eat is the restaurant by the Brass Donkey (less cute than initially imagined.... it was medieval torture device). And there are a fair few pierogi places, not my thing but worth trying if you've never had them before. As well as the Copernicus statue & the brass donkey, there are brass cartoon dog, gingerbread woman (with dog) and brass woman with Goose to spot around the city and the dancing fountain is worth viewing after dark if it's on. Toruń Plaza is a sizeable shopping centre near the stadium also.

Neither of them will be involved unless there is a spate of injuries to Bewley, Lambert, Kurtz, J Holder & Fricke which seems unlikely since fixtures are now few & far between.

I would say the same for Rowe if he has any ambition. A berth in a lower tier Polish league would surely benefit him more than another year in the Championship.

Got a ticket for Grudziądz v Wrocław yesterday 72 zloty (there were not many left so had to get the most expensive available), which is £15.

Thank you.

Bydgoszcz in the play off... do we know which fixture (28/09 or 05/10) will be at Bydgoszcz, as the fixtures will sandwich the SoN which I'm going to and Bydgoszcz is not exactly far from Torun I may as well get a ticket (along with Grudziądz v Wrocław on 27/08). I might even do the Gorzów (or Rybnik) return fixture.

Are there updates for this?

I didn't watch it, so can't comment on Zmarzlik's actual performance, he could well have gated which he's far from bad at and stuck in his position without trying to overtake any of the riders in front of him. 8 paid 9 from 4 riders is a bad night for a rider who averages 10.87 in that league. No rider will get on the podium over the course of a GP series if they can't gate, not everyone can be Artem Laguta or Erik Gundersen away from the tapes but every rider in the GP series ever must be capable of making a reasonable consistent starts or they wouldn't be capable of maintaining a spot in the series. Mountain dropped for Zischke last year is evidence that is not always the case.

What's wrong with Etheridge?