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You have asked earlier whether I believe in what Emil said after winning the Euro title. Personally, I have no reason to believe or disbelieve. I just reported what HE said. What I believe though is that SGP is wrecking riders most important obligations...riding at their best in the leagues. Most important, because League competitions, whether in the UK, Sweden, or Poland are riders most important employers, not the SGP. I don't know any any other motor sport where riders/drivers would divide their time between participating in the League competition and a long series of individual events ending with the World title. If SGP wants to survive than it needs to reduce the number of their rounds. Elite League in the past, and the EkstraLiga now, are/were the first victims of their riders SGP obligations. It ruined Elite League reputation and it's doing the same to the EkstraLiga.

OK. Question for question What proofs, or reasons do you have to disbelieve that ?

This season has only confirmed that I made the right choice giving up the GP.I won the European Championship with ease, because I was more relaxed and I could prepare for major competitions with less obligations. Next year, I will ride again for the European title. I don't even think of The Grand Prix. I do not want to change something that works flawlessly. Besides, I have now a wife and child, they are everything to me - said Sayfutdinov after winning for the 2nd time in a row the European Championships over the weekend at Ostrow, Poland.

... a few years ago makes all the difference :-)

Have look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bds1Zg_KOdM and see for yourself whether G Laguta is worth making fuss of, or not. G. Laguta - blue G Zengota - yellow Pi. Pawlicki - white

It's ready now, Monday 7th Sep. here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bds1Zg_KOdM

Would just love to see Emil back but it doesn't look like he will be. No, it doesn't. He just said on sportowefakty.pl that SEC suits him better. According to him SGP has too many rounds.

He won't... unless all GP events will be held on his Polish home track - Rybnik.

1. Bartosz Zmarzlik - 3-2-3-3-1 = 12 2. Piotr Pawlicki - 3-3-1-3-1 = 11 + 3 3. Chris Harris - 2-3-1-2-3 = 11 + 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4. Fredrik Lindgren - 1-3-3-0-3 = 10 5. Peter Kildemand - 2-0-3-2-3 = 10 6. Vaclav Milik - 1-3-2-2-2 = 10 7. Przem Pawlicki - 3-2-2-1-2 = 10 8 .Andrey Karpov - 3-2-0-ef-2 = 7 9. Leon Madsen - 1-1-2-0-3 = 7 10. Nicolas Covatti - 1-1-1-3-1 = 7 11. Linus Sundstroem - 0-2-2-2-1 = 7 12. Kacper Gomolski - 2-0-3-1-0 = 6 13. Kim Nilsson - 0-1-1-1-2 = 5 14. Maxim Bogdanov - 2-1-ef-1-ef = 4 15. Antonio Lindbaeck - 0-0-0-3-0 = 3 16 Kjastas Poudzuks - 0-0-0-0-ef = 0

heat 19 Peter Kildemand - 3 Kim Nilsson - 2 Bartosz Zmarzlik - 1 Kacper Gomolski - 0 after 19 heats 1. Bartosz Zmarzlik - 12 2. Piotr Pawlicki - 11 3. Chris Harris - 11 4. Peter Kildemand - 10 5. Vaclav Milik - 10 6. Przem Pawlicki - 10

heat 18 Chris Harris - 3 Przem Pawlicki - 2 Piotr Pawlicki - 1 Antonio Lindbaeck - 0

heat 17 Leon Madsen - 3 Vaclav Milik - 2 Linus Sundstroem - 1 Kjastas Poudzuks - ef

heat 15 Nicolas Covatti - 3 Chris Harris - 2 Kim Nilsson - 1 Leon Madsen - after 16 heats 1. Bartosz Zmarzlik - 3, 2, 3, 3 11 2. Piotr Pawlicki - 3, 3, 1, 3 10 3. Vaclav Milik - 1, 3, 2, 2 8 4. Przem. Pawlicki - 3, 2, 2, 1, 8 5. Chris Harris - 2, 3, 1, 2, 8 6. Fredrik Lindgren - 1, 3, 3, 0 7 7. Peter Kildemand - 2, 0, 3, 2, 7 8. Kacper Gomolski - 2, 0, 3, 1 6

after 12 heats 1. Bartosz Zmarzlik (8) -3, 2, 3, 2. Piotr Pawlicki (7) - 3, 3, 1, 3. Fredrik Lindgren (7) - 1, 3, 3, 4. Przemyslaw Pawlicki (7) - 3, 2, 2, 5. Vaclaw Milik (6) - 1, 3, 2, 6. Chris Harris (6) - 2, 3, 1, 7 Peter Kildemand (5) - 2, 0, 3 8 Andrey Karpov (5) - 3, 2, 0 heat 13 Piotr Pawlicki - 3 Vaclav Milik - 2 Kacper Gomolski 1 Fredrik Lindgren - 0 heat 14 1. Bartosz Zmarzlik - 3 2. Linus Sundstroem - 2 3. Przemyslaw Pawlicki - 1 4. Andrey Karpov - ef

Andrey Karpov has been riding In the Polish league start since 2005, His greatest successes include: a silver medal in the European Junior Individual Championship 2006, Gold (2005) and silver (2006) Individual Championship of Ukraine, gold medal in the Junior Individual Championship of Ukraine (2006), gold medal Polish Youth Team Championship (2006). In addition, two won a bronze medal with Team Championship Techniks Chervonograd Ukraine, twice won silver Ukraine Junior Individual Championship, advanced to the semi-finals of the World Junior Individual Championship. heat 9 Peter Kildemand - 3 Vaclav Milik - 2 Chris Harris - 1 Andrey Karpov - 0

So far,after 5 eats,Lindbaeck scored : 0, 0, after 8 heats: Piotr Pawlicki - 3, 3, Przemyslaw Pawlicki - 3, 2, Bartosz Zmarzlik - 3, 2, Andrey Karpov - 3, 2, Chris Harris - 2, 3

The crash you watched on youtube was not "a pre-war". It happened in 1956 and the rider killed in that crash was Zbigniew RANISZEWSKI from Poland. You can see again it again here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fft_V-zInhY

Yes... there is another comment by Nicki Pedersen published on his Polish club Unia Leszno site: http://info.ksul.pl/artykul/3301 In my"best" translation it reads like this. After the track incident, for which I was excluded from the re-run and received the red card, my adrenaline level was very high. When I got back to my box in the pit , I felt very provoked by the Torun manager,Mr. Gajewski. In a direct confrontation that has occurred he shouted at me and spoke to me in bad terms, moreover, he clearly was in my box area and the the pit area reserved for the opposing team. I was very frustrated by this fact and kicked Mr. Gajewski. I know I've done wrong and I would like to apologize to Mr. Gajewski and to my fans. Nicki Pedersen

heat 22 - the best one of the whole evening. Great pity that both Russian, Laguta and Sayfutdinov are not in the GP.

Surely the individual Danish League title can't be measured in the same way as the BLRC and IIEC

it's a proof, once again, that what matters for Polish fans is the League. They don't care much about individual events, which is a great pity, because, I for one, prefer individual meetings.

You seem to know a lot about Polish speedway. More than the average British fan, so what's your opinion on the Kolodziej, etc., exclusion from the line-up?

I, for one, would like to know why Janusz Kolodziej -7.92, Artem Laguta - 7.79, and Kenneth Bjerre - 7.68, being 13, 14, and 15 on the list of the best Ekstraliga averages, are not in the line-up. Instead Pawel Przedpelski 7.54 Grzegorz Walasek 7.49, and Krzysztof Buczkowski 7.48 got the go ahead.

Gollob and Plech have a few years track experience between them. .... In 1989 Gollob was called up to the Polish Army and landed at Gdansk, where Plech was still a hero. Gollob was obviously praising Plech saying how much he owed to him in his first year as a rider.

yes it does.