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I'm going to show utter blind faith and believe that Gollob is going to continue his amazing form and finally achieve in Cardiff. So I will stick with him as Captain. Rico

Likewise will leave my team alone - Tomasz Gollob being captain for Torun round please Pete. Rico

Our group is now making a flying visit to Grudziadz on Friday to take in the league match with Gdansk. Bit tight for time as we don't land in Bydgoszcz till 1625 and the match starts at 1800hrs but all being well we have a taxi arranged for the journey. So 3 matches in the 3 days of this trip, all of which should be good. Just counting down the hours now. Rico

3+3+3+3+3 = 15 + 3 = 18 + 6 = 24. 24 X 4 = 96. Rico

I'll go for captain Gollob for this round in the hope the track holds together well. Rico

I'm going to go a bit crazy and ask for Jarek Hampel to be my captain for the Prague round. Rico

6. Nicki PEDERSEN please. Rico

Oooh nice match to pick Bluejam - should be a belter. Local derby and 2 good teams to boot. I'd look into sorting your tickets in advance for that match as the ZG capacity isn't huge and they sell out for most of their home meets. They've got stadium renovations going on at the moment, not sure if they're going to be finished by the time of this match. If you need I can perhaps put you in touch with a helpful local. Rico

Sorry I missed the above bit. Buying tickets should be straightforward enough. There are lots of ticket booths just as you enter the stadium complex on the right hand side. Rico

Taxis should have their rates displayed in window - I have been fleeced a couple of times in the past but now if I feel I have been diddled I'll happily throw whatever I feel the trip was worth at the driver and get out. You should be fine getting one of the cabs at Poznan airport into town as they have to be licenced. To the station I'd be looking at around 25zl. In Leszno I'd say it should be no more than 15zl to the track. If you have time it's worth popping into the main square in Leszno and having a refreshment. I'm sure Mateusz said it was going to be hot in Poland this coming weekend, so don't forget your suncream Enjoy Rico

David, When you enter Poznan Glowny station through the main entrance there will be ticket desks on both the left and right. The easiest way for a non-Polish speaker to obtain tickets in Poznan is to walk past the ticket desks on the hand side and you will see an ICC office. If you go in there, the people all speak English and will be happy to assist you. There are different types of trains that run between Leszno and Poznan, some are 'osobowy', which are purely 2nd class, while others are the InterCity trains, which generally run a bit faster - you need to make sure you have the correct ticket for the train you are on, so buying 2 one-ways is probably the wisest move. Having something written down for when you buy your tickets in Leszno will stand you in good stead. Enjoy your trip. Rico

Well, looks like our flight has been re-instated. Fingers crossed we'll be flying out. If not, the cars in the airport car park to head for a port. Bring it on. Rico

It appears they are starting Thursday - our flight on Thursday was cancelled, but now Ryanair are saying they're running a full service from UK to continental Europe from 5am tomorrow. They are selling seats on our flight now, something they definitely weren't doing this morning. Rico

Steady on - you're flight won't be cancelled at the moment. Ryanair have cancelled their northern European services up to Thursday at 1pm thus far. Rico

http://schchng.ryanair.com/refweb.asp Once approved your refund request will be automatically processed by Ryanair within 10 working days back onto the form of payment used in your booking. Your bank may then take 5-7 working days to process this refund amount back to your account. No changes to your request will be accepted once submitted So don't expect it too quickly. And I'm wondering just what fees Ryanair will try and keep or will it be the full amount. Rico

Well, that's Ryanair cancelled the Thursday lunchtime flight to Poznan for us - in fairness it's nice to know early. So, road trip it is. Should be an adventure. Rico

Hi Pete, Thanks for running this again. My picks will be 2. Tomasz GOLLOB £50,000 (Captain) 6. Nicki PEDERSEN £45,000 8. Kenneth BJERRE £35,000 12. Chris HOLDER £35,000 13. Jaroslaw HAMPEL £25,000 Rico

Good work MK Rico

I think it would be good if perhaps the organisers made a statement at this early stage to confirm the event will take place regardless of the flight situation in order to allow people to make back up arrangements. As it's in western Poland it's not so bad. Booked to fly out on Thursday, but I can see the car being used. Really don't fancy the drive, but needs must. Rico

Copernicus GP. Rico

23:47 arriving in Wroclaw 01:15 then 03:21 arriving in Wroclaw 04:45 per www.polrail.com Rico

Looking like 4 next year, 3 Polish and Cardiff. Hopefully also manage to tag a match at Wanda Krakow in to one of the trips too, which has become a bit of a holy grail If things go to plan logistically, then I will be taking my little 'un to Torun, which should be quite an adventure for him. Rico

Ouch, given the averages of those 2 above. Rico

11,115 per http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stadion_im._Edwarda_Jancarza If the £300,000 is for the qualifier in 2010, and race-off and final in 2011 it's not a bad deal. Rico

1. Grudziadz V Lodz (time, cost, directions, map etc 2pm start time per Racers and Royals post elsewhere Doable by train from Bydgoszcz, times on www.polrail.com Map http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&t=h&...mp;utm_term=map 75km 2. Zielena Gora V Torun (time, cost, directions, map etc) 4pm start Not doable by train unless you fancy a 7am set off and 2 changes. map http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&t=h&...mp;utm_term=map 300km Don't know if there will be any tickets available on the day for this one. Rico