DutchGrasstrack

Yes . Also confirmed in the official FIM press release.

Yes, and Spain in Lonigo ?! I take it's an odd translate error lol?

Found the Russian allocations here... http://translate.googleusercontent.com/tra...BqkcjWSTLuVT93w.

Does anyone got the rider allocations? .

Speedway Grand Prix: 24. 04. Leszno (Poland) 08. 05. Göteborg (Sweden) 22. 05. Praha (Czech Republic) 05. 06. Kopenhagen (Denmark) 19. 06. Torun (Poland) 10. 07. Cardiff (Great Britain) 14. 08. Malilla (Sweden) 28. 08. Gorican (Croatia) 11. 09. Vojens (Denmark) 25. 09. Terenzano (Italy) 09. 10. Bydgoszcz (Poland) Speedway Grand Prix Qualification 2011: 12. 06. Quali 1 Fjelsted (Denmark) 12. 06. Quali 2 Terenzano (Italy) 12. 06. Quali 3 Miskolc (Hungary) 12. 06. Quali 4 Balakovo (Russia) 12. 06. Quali 5 Gorican (Croatia) 03. 07. Semi 1 Ostrow (Poland) 03. 07. Semi 2 Lonigo (Italy) 03. 07. Semi 3 Togliatti (Russia) 21. 08. Final Vojens (Denmark) Speedway World Cup: 01. 05. Quali 1 Lonigo (Italy) 24. 05. Quali 2 Abensberg (Germany) 24. 07. Semi 1 Gorzow (Poland) 26. 07. Semi 2 tba (Great Britain) 29. 07. Race-off Vojens (Denmark) 31. 07. Final Vojens (Denmark) Speedway U21 Solo: 25. 04. Quali 1 Neustadt Donau (Germany) 15. 05. Quali 2 Gdansk (Poland) 15. 05. Quali 3 Gorican (Croatia) 08. 06. Quali 4 Lendava (Slovenia) 15. 05. Quali 5 Holsted (Denmark) 26. 06. Semi 1 Krško (Slovenia) 26. 06. Semi 2 Landshut (Germany) 17. 07. Final 1 Gdansk (Poland) 07. 08. Final 2 Daugavpils (Latvia) 02. 10. Final 3 Pardubice (Czech Republic) Speedway U21 Teams: 29. 05. Semi 1 Plzen (Czech Republic) 19. 06. Semi 1 Güstrow (Germany) 05. 09. Final Rye House (Great Britain) Ice Racing Solo: 09. 01. Quali 1 Saalfelden (Austria) 16. 01. Quali 2 Sanok (Poland) 23. - 24. 01. Quali 3 St. Johann (Austria) 06. - 07. 02. Final 1 Togliati (Russia) 13. - 14. 02. Final 2 Saransk (Russia) 20. - 21. 02. Final 3 Insbruck (Austria) 13. - 14. 03. Final 4 Assen (Netherlands) 20. - 21. 03. Final 5 Berlin Wilmersdorf (Germany) Ice Racing Teams: 30. - 31. 01. Krasnogorsk (Germany) Longtrack Solo: 27. 05. Quali 1 Artigues de Lussac (France) 31. 07. Quali 2 Werlte (Germany) 25. 09. Challenge Forssa (Finland) 12. 06. Final 1 St. Macaire (France) 13. 07. Final 2 Marmande (France) 22. 08. Final 3 Eenrum (Netherlands) 11. 09. Final 4 Vechta (Germany) 18. 09. Final 5 Marianské Lázne (Czech Republic) Longtrack Teams: 04. 09. 2010 Morizes (France) Youth 250cc Grasstrack: 24. – 25. 07. Tallington (Great Britain) Youth 250cc Speedway: 10. – 11. 07. Slaný (Czech Republic) Youth 125cc: 24. – 25. 07. Tallington (Great Britain)

Yep that's right, not realy interested in the GP's and Worldcup, but more in the other classes (SGP Quali's, U21, Longtrack, etc.).

Anyone got some information about the FIM Congress which was held from the 22th to the 26th of October? Calendars? Any interesting new things for 2010? All I know sofar is that the FIM wil introduce the 250cc World Championships for both grasstrack and speedway next year . As usual it's very hard to find this information because the FIM keeps these kind of things very quiet and that's why I'm asking it here lol .

Lmao that's the joke of the year .

Wooohoo go Andreas!

Provisional calender, released by the FIM in February, can be found here. I espect a lot of changes though.

Sadly only Berlin, Inzell and Assen .

Lineup for the Anatoly Stepanov memorial this friday in Togliatti.... Nicki Pedersen (DK), Leigh Adams (AUS), Ryan Sullivan (AUS), Greg Hancock (USA), Andreas Jonsson (SWE), Magnus Zetterstrom (SWE), Rune Holta (NOR), Martin Smolinski (GER), Andrej Karpov (UKR), Emil Sajfutdinov (RUS), Renat Gafurov (RUS), Denis Gizatullin (RUS), Sergej Darkin (RUS), Daniil Ivanov (RUS), Semen Vlasov (RUS). Looks like a great meeting .

Yes only 4 rounds in the Dutch Championship this year . 6 rounds in the DSF Lelystad Club Championship this year; Round 1 - 26.04.2009: 1. Jannick de Jong, 2. Henry van der Steen, 3. Benjamin Borgers, 4. Sjoerd Rozenberg, 5. Pascal Swart, 6. Henk Bos, 7. Jeffrey Woortman, 8. Jeroen van der Veen. Round 2 - 24.05.2009: 1. Jannick de Jong, 2. Pascal Swart, 3. Benjamin Borgers, 4. Jeroen van der Veen. Round 3 - 07.06.2009: 1. Henry van der Steen, 2. Pascal Swart, 3. Benjamin Borgers, 4. Berry de Vos, 5. Jeroen van der Veen. Round 4 - 28.06.2009: 1. Pascal Swart, 2. Henry van der Steen. Round 5 - 26.07.2009: 1. Jannick de Jong, 2. Pascal Swart, 3. Nick Lourens, 4. Jeroen van der Veen, 5. Dennis van der Tang. Round 6 - 04.10.2009: 1. Dennis van der Tang, 2. Jeffrey Woortman. Points: 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11 ... (A Group results)

Well, there are possibilities in Norway, Finland or eiter Switzerland.

Results (according to the Russian forum): 1. Denis Gizatullin (3,3,2,3,3) = 14+3 2. Sergej Darkin (3,3,3,2,3) = 14+2 3. Roman Povazhny (2,3,3,2,3) = 13 4. Denis Saifutdinov (3,2,1,3,2) = 11 5. Andrej Kudryashov (3,2,3,1,1) = 10 6. Igor Kononov (2,2,3,1,1) = 9 7. Slawomir Lush (1,1,2,3,2) = 9 8. Roman Ivanov (1,2,2,3,0) = 8 9. Maxim Lobzenko (1,3,0,0,3) = 7 10. Norbert Magosi (2,1,0,1,2) = 6 11. Vladimir Borodulin (2,0,1,1,2) = 6 12. Ilya Bondarenko (1,1,0,2,1) = 5 13. Adam Pavlichek (0,0,1,2,1) = 4 14. Roman Kashirin (0,0,2,0,X) = 2 15. Teemu Lahti (0,0,1,0,0) = 1 16. Timo Lahti (0,1,0,X,0) = 1 17. Denis Nosov (ns) = 0

That list on speedway.org is very outdated already, been released by the FIM in February this year.. that's why Inzell is still on it.

Few riders have been announced for this meeting; Antonio Lindbäck (SWE), Jonas Davidsson (SWE), Dave Watt (AUS), Slawomir Drabik (POL), Shane Parker (AUS), Daniel Davidsson (SWE) and Grzegorz Walasek (POL). They are also trying to get a deal with even more top riders; Nicki Pedersen (DK), David Ruud (SWE), Adam Skornicki (POL), Peter Karlsson (SWE) and Greg Hancock (USA).

Well done to Rune Holta!! . Complete result: http://www.baansportfansite.nl/2009/diversen/zlata.htm (in one big table).

Updated lineups: http://www.speedwayfakta.cz/aktuality/aktu...-a-zlate-stuhy/ Great to see that the 250 class also gets a chance in such a big event! .

I'm sure one of the Polish sites will do updates .

Lol me too. Only a mechanical failure (or some other wierd problem) can spoil Jurica's win . I'm sure he is doing loads of laps there now .

http://www.live.espeedway.pl/race_detail.php?id=1252

Results of the the Golden Helmet meeting in Veenoord (NL) 1. Damian Sperz, POL (3,3,3,3,3) 15 - (3,3) 6 2. Henk Bos, NL (3,2,2,3,1) 11 - (2,2) 4 3. Robert Hendersson, SWE (3,2,0,2,3) 10 - (1,0) 1+3 4. Robert Mikolajczak, POL (2,3,2,3,2) 12 - (0,1) 1+2 -------------- 5. Roberto Haupt, GER (2,1,3,1,3) 10 6. Erik Pudel, GER (2,3,1,1,3) 10 7. Theo Pijper, NL (2,3,X,2,2) 9 8. Rene Deddens, GER (S,2,3,2,2) 9 9. Dirk Fabriek, NL (3,2,2,0,X) 7 10. Daniel Hendersson, SWE (1,1,1,2,2) 7 11. Henry v/d Steen, NL (1,X,2,3,0) 6 12. Benjamin Borgers, NL (X,0,3,1,1) 5 13. Nick Lourens, NL (1,1,1,1,X) 4 14. Tomas Sörensen, DK (1,0,1,0,1) 3 15. Pascal Swart, NL (0,1,0,0,-) 1 16. Dennis v/d Tang, NL (-,-,0,0,0) 0 17. Roy Klaassens, NL (X,0,-,-,-) 0 B Group Support class: A Final: 1. Randy Oldenziel, NL 2. Bernd Dinklage, GER 3. Maurin Vochteloo, NL 4. Wim Kennis, BEL (2nd in the B Final) 5. Jesper Veldhuizen, NL (1st in the B Final) B Final: 1. Jesper Veldhuizen, NL 2. Wim Kennis, BEL ----- 3. (6.) Jan Meijerink, NL 4. (7.) Richard Koppies, NL 5. (8.) Kelly Velda, NL (crash) 9. Priscilla Wolgen, NL 10. Nico Eijbergen, NL 11. Bart Uil, NL

Emil decided not to enter because he wanted to concentrate on the GP's.... .

Jurica will win easialy on daddy's track.... .