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5pm start very unlikely.

Light rain here in Poznan.

Driving through Germany is even worse these days. Roadworks everywhere.

The second round makes it a perfect long weekend in east Germany with the Teterow SGP on the day after, and an International meeting in Wolfslake on the sunday.

The U21 rounds will be broadcasted by Elevensports in Poland, but also worldwide through youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_gz5s9yfAw&feature=youtu.be World feed will be comentated by Sam Ermolenko and David Rowe.

My pics from a great night of racing here: https://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/1390/artem-laguta-wint-tweede-ronde-ek-speedway-in-g-strow-.html

Crowd definitely lower then last year. 4k today.

Classification is on the live update link: https://www.longtrack-live.com/event/229/fim-long-track-world-championship-final-3-m-hldorf.html

Kulakov to replace Laguta. Smolinski out as Doug mentioned. No third rider for the Germans (yet).

Very. Last bend, was leading by a clear distance.

Results from Final 3 today in Muhldorf: 1. Michael Härtel (2,4,2,3,4,4,4) 23 2. Stephan Katt (4,3,3,2,3,2,3) 20 3. Mathieu Trésarrieu (4,3,1,3,4,3,2) 20 4. Josef Franc (1,4,4,4,1,3,1) 18 5. Martin Smolinski (4,4,4,4,4,4,0) 24 -- 6. Theo Pijper (2,2,3,4,0,2) 13 7. Romano Hummel (3,3,3,2,2,0) 13 8. Jörg Tebbe (3,1,4,1,1,0) 10 9. James Shanes (2,0,2,1,3,1) 9 10. Jesse Mustonen (1,2,2,2,0,1) 8 -- 11. Chris Harris (0,1,0,3,2) 6 12. Glen Phillips (3,0,1,0,2) 6 13. Dirk Fabriek (1,0,1,0,3) 5 14. Richard Hall (0,1,F,1,1) 3 15. Theo Di Palma (0,2,0,0,0) 2 Semi final 1: Smolinski, Franc, Katt, Shanes, Tebbe. Semi final 2: Härtel, Trésarrieu, Pijper, Mustonen, Hummel. Final: Härtel, Katt, Trésarrieu, Franc, Smolinski (engine failure)

My pics from yesterday: https://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/1382/rusland-ook-zonder-grigory-laguta-de-sterkste-tijdens-swc-race-off-.html

The local federations usually ban the rider, then FIM takes it over. Same with Jannick de Jong who failed the test in Holland earlier this year, then also suspended by the FIM and can't compete in FIM Longtrack.

Sun is out

Hope they stage both meetings tomorrow if todays race off gets postponed. Just passed polish border, rain rain.

Live update link for this sunday: https://www.longtrack-live.com/event/229/fim-long-track-world-championship-final-3-m-hldorf.html Racing starts at 13:30 CET. For the Facebook users: keep an eye on https://www.facebook.com/FIMTrackRacing/. We will post live streams from the draws and final heats.

Came from the official press release. Now also on other media.

Restage date for the race-off is saturday.

Lineup for the race-off 1. Ķasts Puodžuks 2. Jevgeņijs Kostigovs 3. Andžejs Ļebedevs © 4. Maksims Bogdanovs 5. no rider 1. Emil Sayfutdinov 2. Grigorii Laguta 3. Vadim Tarasenko 4. Andrei Kudriashov 5. Gleb Chugunov (U21) 1. Jason Doyle © 2. Sam Masters 3. Chris Holder 4. Troy Batchelor 5. Max Fricke (U21) 1. Ricky Wells © 2. Gino Manzares 3. Luke Becker 4. Dillon Ruml 5. Broc Nicol (U21)

This is correct.

The third final will be held this weekend in Muhldorf. There are a few changes in the lineup: - Jannick de Jong will not ride (banned) -> Jorg Tebbe will replace him. - Hynek Stichauer will also not ride (injured) -> Romano Hummel will replace him.

Typical Gorzow. I have seen many awful meetings there. GP's are usually quite good though.

10k? Not so sure.

Few pics here: https://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/1378/tsjechische-dubbel-overwinning-tijdens-de-european-125cc-cup-in-torun.html

Awesome racing yesterday during the European 125cc Cup in the Moto Arena in Torun. 6 on track which provided some tight racing. Double Czech victory for Filip Sifalda winning it and Daniel Klima second. Home rider Bartosz Tyburski came third. British Harry McGurk just missed the podium. 1. Filip Sifalda CZ (5,5,5) 15 2. Daniel Klima CZ (4,5,4) 13 3. Bartosz Tyburski PL (4,5,5) 14 4. Harry McGurk GB (3,1,5) 9 5. Wiktor Przyjemsky PL (5,4,5) 14 6. Erik Bachhuber DE (5,4,4) 13 -- 7. Pavel Kuchar CZ (3,5,4) 12 8. Karol Zupinski PL (5,2,2) 9 9. Kacper Makowski PL (2,3,4) 9 10. Sam McGurk GB (R,4,3) 7 -- 11. Maximilian Troidl DE (Fd,4,3) 7 12. Milan Dobias CZ (4,1,2) 7 13. Filip Nizgorski PL (4,3,T) 7 14. Krysztof Lewandowski PL (3,0,3) 6 15. Tom Finger DE (3,3,1) 7 16. Sam Ensing NL (2,0,3) 5 -- 17. Luke Harrison GB (2,2,F) 4 18. Jonny Wynant DE (1,2,0) 3 19. Marlon Hegener DE (1,3,1) 5 20. Christian Wagemans NL (0,1,2) 3 21. Nick Haltermann DE (1,0,2) 3 22. Margriet Diever NL (0,2,1) 3 -- 23. Nynke Sijbesma NL (0,1,0) 1 24. Pawel Trzesniewski PL (R,0,1) 1 D final: Harrison, Wynant, Hegener, Wagemans, Haltermann, Diever. C final: Troidl, Dobias, Nizgorski, Lewandowski, Finger, Ensing (diskwalificatie). B final: Bachhuber, H.McGurk, Kuchar, Zupinski, Makowski, S.McGurk. A final: Sifalda, Kilma, Tyburski, H.McGurk, Przyjemsky, Bachhuber.