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New German article about the Teterow GP: http://www.speedway-forum.de/index.php/Attachment/983-IMG-20150722-WA0008-jpg/ (same author as that other article) Quick translation: indeed no confirmation of the date. Talks going on with BSI and the Teterow club about possibly staging a GP. They do have three big sponsors ready to finance some of the costs.

Yeah the place is quite dreary. There is a little stand at the homestraight (shown on maps). Edit: I was there in 2013, and took his panorama shot: https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/997999_10151489160201428_1244952359_n.jpg?oh=549d61a7993657da0a7468de6560c08e&oe=564B74F1 Edit 2: Photo from a local newspaper confirming the news: https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/v/t1.0-9/11760145_406106036246447_25670604936720950_n.jpg?oh=bf8a537eab68b9a3bdd36eb457cbe929&oe=561A2AF0

Fredka got the Kumla wildcard

Reports from Germany 'confirm' that there will be GP in Teterow on 28.05.

Nicolaj Busk Jakobsen and Anders Thomsen are both the reserves

Darcy has signed for Zielona

Berge statement: "I owe the truth to the Glasgow Tigers Fans. I did not loose my confidence and still have full faith in my ability to ride - this is not the reason that pushed me to leave the club. During the past few months I was under constant pressure from the management team and I was not in a trusting work relationship, that I believe is an essential part of my sport. I left the team because I could no longer put up with the "ambiance". I will not make any further comment in respect to the sponsors, fans and my mechanic Robert all of whom have always supported and respected me. I would like to thank the fans and the sponsors but also Alison, Laura, Lindsay, Jim, Ian, Jennifer, Georges and I am sure I am forgetting many others. I wish the best of luck to my team mates and to my friend Victor "à bientôt". Believe me they have crossed the Red Line but what is the point of airing our dirty laundry online ! I want the Glasgow Club to keep their honour because of my great respect for you my fans but not for them . Tigers Riders have as safe journey on your way to a long-awaited victory !"

Wojaczek is the referee, so should get 'interesting'

Maksym Drabik got the other one.

Kyle Howarth got one of the Lublin wildcards

My photo's from the U21's here: http://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/778/fotoreport-bartosz-zmarzlik-pools-jeugd-kampioen-in-leszno.html

My photo's from a great event in Landshut here: http://www.baansportfansite.nl/nieuws/776/emil-sayfutdinov-wint-tweede-ronde-ek-speedway-in-landshut.html Roll on Kumla in a few weeks time.

Sure thing - 470.000km and counting

Don't know the full lineup but the club has posted some names on Facebook. - Jannick de Jong - Mathieu Tressarieu - Glen Phillips - Fredrik Lindgren - Stephane Tressarieu - Georgie Wood - Joonas Kylmakorpi - Stephan Katt - Josef Franc - Erik Riss - Richard Hall - Theo Di Palma Excellent lineup There is also a B group with some exciting youngsters

This is a brilliant weekend for the speedway fan with the Extraliga individuals on the sunday in Leszno

I have been to Wolfslake many times, but I always go there with my own car FSP is on the beach, so I don't think he'll get on this forum any time soon haha.

Puodzuks now confirmed by BSI. Andzejs Lebedevs and Jevgenijs Kostigov are the reserves.

Fredrik Lindgren is making his grasstrack debut in Marmande

That's for sure when they sell all tickets Standing tickets are 63 euros (43 pounds) ....

Track building has started in Horsens: https://www.facebook.com/degule/posts/893735707328416

Press release with the draw just came in: 1. Emil Sayfutdinov (Russia) #89 2. Michael Haertel (Germany) WC 3. Hans Andersen (Denmark) #34 4. Tomasz Jędrzejak (Poland) #79 5. Przemysław Pawlicki (Poland) #59 6. Grigory Laguta (Russia) #7 7. Martin Smolinski (Germany) #84 8. Vaclav Milik (Czech Republic) #13 9. Antonio Lindbaeck (Sweden) #85 10. Artem Laguta (Russia) #222 11. Tomasz Gollob (Poland) #20 12. Piotr Protasiewicz (Poland) #151 13. Martin Vaculik (Slovakia) #54 14. Janusz Kołodziej (Poland) #27 15. Nicki Pedersen (Denmark) #3 16. Peter Kildemand (Denmark) #25 R1. Kai Huckenbeck R2. Tobias Busch

That's correct - will edit the post

With Cardiff now confirmed for next year I think it's time to speculate a bit about next years calendar. Calendar: 30.04 Krsko 14.05 Warsaw 11.06 Horsens 25.06 Prague 09.07 Cardiff -- 23.07 SWC Event 1 - Vojens 26.07 SWC Event 2 - Vastervik 29.07 SWC Race Off - Manchester 30.07 SWC Final - Manchester -- 13.08 Malilla 27.08 Gorzow 10.09 Teterow 24.09 Stockholm 01.10 Torun 22.10 Melbourne 2017 Melbourne Gorzow Prague Malilla Cardiff Stockholm (end of contract) Torun (end of contract) Warsaw (end of contract) Horsens (end of contract) 24.06.2017 Horsens 2018 Melbourne Cardiff Malilla (end of contract) Gorzow (end of contract) Prague (end of contract) 2019 Melbourne (end of contract) SWC Race-off Gorzow SWC Final Gorzow Any more?

Not yet, but I'll get a thread up with the confirmed venues so far Edit: Prague is confirmed as well (25 june)

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