Wildcat Willie

You need to look at it from the Paramedics point of view I think. The last thing they need when tending an accident is an over emotional parent/mechanic/friend getting in thier way. Thats not meant in an unkind way, but the medics need space to do thier jobs. I realise that it is hard for a parent to stand in the pits and wait and I can understand thier anguish but it is in the best interest of the injured rider. Would not be suprised if the pit gate marshall was acting under instruction from the chief medical officer at this point. I too hope the involved are ok.

Poland Great Britain Sweden Denmark In no particular order just joking there . Hope GB win though

What an excellent post Mr Clemens. Nice to see a positive post on here, get fed up of all the twit for tat slagging off that goes on between people of different clubs. All these young riders deserve a pat on the back when they manage to get the bike down so quickly. Brendan is excellent at laying his bike down, I'v seen him lay it down when winning a race , whilst second, whilst third and even when he's on the track on his own Only joking Monkeyboy, well done.

Thought from the start that the points difference was going to be to great if one rider was to win the majority of GP's and his closest rivals were to have one bad meeting. Thought it would end up a bit like F1 and Schumacker, and it has IMHO. Would like to see the points system changed a bit next year, recon the riders should take the points they would recieve in the semi's and the Final. So you win a semi, you get extra three points then the same in the final. Would possibly get two more races of racing because just sitting for second place in a semi would lose a potential point. I think this would keep the championship open for longer, because now I think it's just a race to see who finishes second. Don't think that this points system would change the eventual outcome of the GP series, but would keep it closer for longer. Unless of coarse somebody goes through the card unbeaten at each GP or is just too good for everybody else! Just worked out what the running totals would be if the above points system were to be in operation, as follows; Rickardsson.....87 N Pedersen......62 Crump............61 Adams............51 Hancock..........47 Lindback.........45 Andersen........41 B Pedersen.....38 Hampel...........37 Gollob.............36 Nicholls...........34 Jonsson...........33 Sullivan...........28 Tomasz C........23 Richardson.......22 Don't think the overall positions change much, but it does see the points difference between the leader ( who will win the thing at the end what ever scoring is used) and the rest closer together. IMHO that is the way to go, but i watch Conference League racing so what do I know!!!!!!!!

Exactly what I said during the meeting as well. One of the tractor drivers was more interested in waving to the croud

Oh no he did'nt ( in best pantomime voice) Lewis Bridger did followed by Josh Auty then Ben Taylor. It was George Piper whos bike let go in the second race, whilst in second place, and no he did'nt throw a tantrum.

The local paper in Weymouth say that Lewis Bridger is also one of the lucky lads to be gracing the hallowed shale of the Millenium Stadium. Would be a great shame if these lads are racing at 5.30 and not during the main event. Thought i read that some where on here.

In no particular order. Leigh Adams Jason Crump Tony Rickardsson Krystof Kasprazak. But i hope Lee and Scotty boyh get up there