tellboy

You should never expect points from Kasprzak whether he was dropped or not.We all know what he is like.

What i never seem to understand in speedway is when it's raining or the track is deep and grippy the so called better riders can't handle it.The so called lesser likes revel in it as shown tonight.Shouldn't the elite riders be able to ride any conditions and be better than the lesser likes any any track given to them.

You would like to think the price would come down if they done it on a more regular basis.As a one-off event it wasn't a too bad a price.They can't charge that price for example if they were showing one every week imo.

Different Frank Ebdon to what i remember.Didn't know how to keep a meeting flowing,he would be what fans want now he would get a meeting done and dusted in 75 minutes no problem.

I would have been watching it but unfortunately work Thursday evenings.Good value i think for £10,no petrol cost,food etc and watch it from the comfort of your own home.You can even have a few beers knowing your not driving,although i am that evening for work

No Lambert?

Could have,but isn't it nice to see some racing instead of putting other riders in danger.

Don't know if you have realised what is happening in the world at the moment,but that has impacted on how many people are allowed into stadiums at the moment.

You won't find them racing in the Championship

Blimey Steve,i'm shocked to hear this.So very,very sad to hear of Merv's passing. Remember some very good trips we went all went on where i got to know Merv.He certainly had a good sense of humour and loved his beer.Didn't he have a large collection of beer cans at some point? Going to miss saying hello to him at the first turn at Saddlebow Road. Heartfelt sympathies to his family at this time. R.I.P Merv

Can't you see when someones taking the mickey.

Game over Steve,not until the fat lady sings Superb ride by Woofy there to team ride Fricke home.

If you do go to speedway,look at your own question and use a bit of common sense to answer it.

Your maths ain't the best is it,that's 8 years ago

I agree really about the decision,but i wouldn't really go as far as saying Iversen binned it.If he wanted to bin it surely he would have just laid the bike down instead of risking injury from a fall like he had.

Long way to go yet

Zagar for me.

Agree re Lambert.With Rybnik being as bad as they are they are over using Lambert by giving him too many rides every meeting.He only really tailed off in his last two rides this evening,8+1 from his first 4.He was the only one to get near Laguta as well,oh and beat him.A few on here expect Lambert to be banging in big scores all the time now.He's got time on his side to become more consistent and up to the top where he wants to be.

Imo Janowski is at fault,he went wide and tried cutting back but Lampart was already there.

That is true,but this one wasn't.

Just two half decent races,and when the pass was made in those that was it.If that was a meeting in the UK several fans would be berating that. Bloody hell Steve i have liked two of your posts.Nice when it isn't Poole and King's Lynn

Halfway through and this has been an utterly rubbish meeting so far.Let's hope it improves drastically.

There were only a few criticising him for going to Germany,theres always a few that don't seem to want to see English riders achieve their ambition.Many i think would like to see them be able to ride a 500cc a bit younger over here.It can only help them to achieve greater heights in the sport imo.

I am beaming as a Lynn fan,but as i said in the SEC section this success may impact on whether we see him for Lynn next season.He deserves all the success he is having and you can't fault him for wanting to reach the top.I really hope he does even if it does mean he may miss riding for Lynn. C'mon MRC make sure he stays at Lynn with a big sponsorship

So pleased for Lambert.Being a Lynn fan and British of course i was so nervous watching that.He thoroughly deserved that,so consistent through the series and deserves his GP spot next season. While i'm so happy for him,i am also a little concerned he may have to give British speedway a miss from next season.You would expect him to have spots in Poland and Sweden+the GP's,that may be enough for him.I sincerely hope not,but he has to think of himself to go that next step up the ladder.