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OneSport Events so often suffer from badly prepared tracks. They have a talent to mess up even the best race tracks. How poor !

Great result for the two Norwegian youngsters Pollestad and Sola, who qualify for the Euro final.

Zagar makes all the difference for ZG tonight. By far his best performance of the season so far. This will be very tense in the last couple of heats. The result of this match is crucial in the battle to avoid relegation.

Not looking good for ZG. Nile Tufft, the Anglo-Egyptitian Pole crashing out in heat 2

But this young Argentinean rider Amugnani did not come to the UK. He came to Germany (European Union), not Britain. That's the difference.

Absolutely. He is terrible, sounds so monotonous, no emotions. This is a small local tv station here in Lower Bavaria (Niederbayern) and it is a low budget production. The sponsor of the Landshut Devils, the "TransMF" company has arranged it and pays for the meetings to be shown live on this station. It is something new for them. They are doing o.k. I'd say. It is a free to view channel, so we shold better not complain too much and rather enjoy it.

Apparently it is called off now. The re-staging is on Wednesday.

Thanks @racers and royals the Young Latvians again very impressive in this meeting (on their home track nevertheless) they got three out of three through to the finals.

and another run-off between two Latvian riders on eleven points for third and four place

There is a run-off with four riders for positions six to nine at Daugavpils now

How many riders qualify from each of the two semis? Is it the top eigth or are there wild cards reserved for the finals?

We don't get it here in Germany, too. Some time ago the OneSport Speedway Events (SEC and the OneSport Best Pairs) were shown on Eurosport 1 TV in Germany for about a year or two, but then it was shifted to the EUROSPORT Player, and this is were speedway remains. They will rather show some Snooker (even usually always with no German involvement) or replays of Tennis or Cycling, rather than live Speedway. That's nothing new to us. Eurosport (Germany) has not helped Speedway much in recent years. The sport is only ever available to watch at extra cost on the EUROSPORT Player. You will soon realize how good you had it in the past with regular Speedway on Sky and BT Sports.

Yes, indeed, and this might also happen with the SGP and British league speedway on EUROSPORT

https://vk.com/video246397852_456239939

"Ice Arena Track Racing Gold Trophy" - that's a mystery ? what is it ?

Great ride by Dudek in heat 13. That 4:2 puts them six points up again. Torun need a couple of 5-1s in the final couple of heats, not likely to happen.

I suggest the introduction of a tactical substituion for useless riders in the SGP series. Tonder could replace Zagar.

That was a crucial 5-1 for Torun in heat 9. Now they are back in the game.

Tough for Torun, they have already run out of their tactical substition options and are still trailing by six.

I am not surprised.

What a dramatic meeting that went to a really thrilling last heat decider. Hard racing all the way, with several incidents. Most scary was this crash in heat 10. Thank God all riders escaped serrious injury. Luke Becker in red pushes Victor Kulakov (yellow) out. He falls and his bike then shots into Aleksandr Loktaev (blue), who takes a hard landing. The fourth rider Szczotka (white) narrowly avoids the pile up.

Zmazlik was twice beaen by Przedpelski, but then got his act together and reeled off a couple of impressive heat wins. Jack Holder went the other way, from very good to not so good in the end.

Zmarzlik less so

No, he wasn't. And in fact, not even as a "stand-bye reserve". Grobauer rode for Landshut in the Polish Division 2 on Friday, but not at Pardubice on Saturday. Huckenbeck's replacement for this FIME meeting was the Slovenian Matic Ivacic, and the reserve riders on Saturday were a couple of Czechs, #17 Eduard Krcmar and #18 Hynek Stichauer. Grobauer wasn't there at all.

Thanks, but I am surprised that the place does not go to another German. Wasn't it mentioned somewhere here on the BSF that Brimingham's Valentin Grobauer is over there as a stand-bye reserve, and is therefore missing tonight's championship meeting at Berwick ?