KevH

Did the second leg of the play-off go ahead this afternoon?

It really doesn't seem to make much commercial sense holding this meeting at this time - perhaps the Ostrow track doesn't have floodlights (????), but surely Saturday or Sunday afternoon would have been better?

What sort of attendance figure is expected for this meeting, with it being on a Wednesday afternoon?

Sounds very interesting - has anyone got any details?

That's not entirely true - Peter Collins was the 1974 European Champion after winning a run-off against Ivan Mauger and Ole Olsen at Wembley.

Just when it looked like Danish Speedway was taking a huge step in the right direction it gets dealt a hammer blow. Let's hope that the current league set-up remains and that Danish Speedway (and Fredericia) bouncw back very soon.

Now I really am confused

Gollob and Poole - can't see the connection?

In a time of 66.2 seconds.

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Yep, I can comfirm that Shazzymate - she never rode for Canterbury - at Canterbury maybe, for Canterbury no.

Or losing 81% of them if you look at it another way.

Which equates to 50 losses.

Good to see Toby Kroner amongst the points.

No, JB was John Boulger.

Of course not - Bruce Penhall retired in 1982.

I thought you'd appreciate that one.

Of course not, there was no TR or TG in the meeting.

Scott Nicholls won the Czech Golden Helmet today. This proves he can do it when the pressure is on. I hope he learns from whatever he did today and takes it with him into the GP Series next year.

My averages include the play-offs SCB, maybe yours don't?

Lee's average in Sweden is 7.54 which puts him at #20 in the national averages, and he is not in the top 25 in Poland.

The beer's pretty good value too Rabs.

Sounds like Sergei's still facing an uphill battle - sincere best wishes to him and his family.

He should be OK unless Lukas Dryml is riding for the opposition.

If there's any justice the others will be Andersen, Kasprzak and Iversen, but there can't be any justice as Richardson is in.