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Interesting that Kylmakorpi is listed with the Andorran nationality in the Swedish league. According to the FIM he has the Swedish nationality with a SVEMO license in the Longtrack GP's. So he has three nationalities now? As he is also Finnish?

Finland is riding after all with Nike Lunna, Jiri Nieminen, Jere Lehtonen and Jooa Partanan.

There is no team Finland in Gustrow apparently.

That's me

Kylmakorpi continued his victory strike at the second round in Eenrum which was held yesterday in front of 3000 people under dreary weather conditions. It was a miracle that the meeting went ahead after very bad weather forecast. Current world champ Erik Riss got second and vice champ Jannick de Jong made it to the third place. Dirk Fabriek made a shock comeback to the longtrack world after a huge crash in Scheessel 3 months ago. Fabriek broke two vertebrea in his back and also one in his neck. He was determined to come back to the sport and did pretty good with 11 points overall, including a emotional heat win in his second race. Full result: http://live.baansportfansite.nl/event/110/wk-langbaan-gp-2-eenrum.html My pics here: http://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/807/kylmakorpi-bouwt-voorsprong-in-wk-verder-uit-na-overwinning-in-eenrum.html

Bit late due to a pretty hectic weekend (Leszno - Kumla - Eenrum), but here are my pics: http://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/809/rusland-express-op-dreef-in-kumla-saytfutdinov-onverslaanbaar.html

What GW said is correct. Same case with Howarth who dropped out of the Lublin U21 round saying he is 'injured' and then wanted to race in the UK on the day after.

Hello from Kumla. Clear blue sky here and all set for a big night of racing. Crowd not very packed yet though.

My pics from Leszno last night here: http://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/806/ekstraliga-leszno-ook-zonder-nicki-pedersen-sterk-genoeg.html

Brilliant evening once again in Leszno. This track is one of the best with a great atmosphere. People from all ages there to enjoy their speedway. Very cool to see the young kids hooked into the sport. Darcy was outstanding, just like Gorzow last week although this time he was nice and early on the time haha.

No PK in Kumla as he's injured.

Lindback, Zmarzlik and Piter Pan

Yep

Here are my pics from Gorzow yesterday: http://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/803/ekstraliga-stal-gorzow-wint-de-derby-tegen-falubaz-zielona-gora.html

Yes but is there money in Norden? Don't think so.

Kildemand and Zmarzlik with wildcard

500 tickets left according to their Facebook account This place will be full.

In Germany you can only ride in the German championship with a DMSB license.... In The Netherlands for example everyone can enter. So it looks like it's different in the UK (based on nationalities?). I can't find it in the regs. Or... he (Lambert) is also on two licenses haha.

Harris will be on the GTR engines according to his Twitter feed.

Tatum having a spin at the track this afternoon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YefK6xA2Cxk

Lambert got the British nationality so that's not realy an issue. Jensen his case is a massive cockup as he seems to have two licenses (DMU and SVEMO) which should not be possible.

There is a bit difference then haha... Stockholm is: Length 276 Straight 10 Bends 14 Edit: Warsaw had the exact same dimensions as Horsens it appears

The SEC continues next weekend in Kumla, Sweden. 1. Przemyslaw Pawlicki (Poland) #59 2. Martin Vaculik (Slovakia) #54 3. Grigory Laguta (Russia) #7 4. Janusz Kołodziej (Poland) #27 5. Fredrik Lindgren (Sweden) WC 6. Nicki Pedersen (Denmark) #3 7. Artem Laguta (Russia) #222 8. Peter Kildemand (Denmark) 25 9. Vaclav Milik (Czech Republic) #13 10. Hans Andersen (Denmark) #34 11. Emil Sayfutdinov (Russia) #89 12. Tomasz Gollob (Poland) #20 13. Piotr Protasiewicz (Poland) #151 14. Martin Smolinski (Germany) #84 15. Antonio Lindback (Sweden) #85 16. Tomasz Jędrzejak (Poland) #79 -- 17. Joel Andersson (Sweden) 18. Fredrik Engman (Sweden)

278 meters, just like Cardiff and Stockholm I believe.