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Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
Wrong, not €170,000. They needed about €20 000, but sponsor retired. What about Laukkanen and Katajisto? Club TŻ Lublin still exist so the riders still had contracts with it. So they can be lend to other clubs. I think Laukkanen will find new club soon. Czestochowa was unfair. They decide to didn't ride in last heats. Why? I don't know. Fans weren't happy. -
Could you post all italians termins for 2008?
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What happened with Andrew Tree? Any news? Does he really died?!
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Argentinian Individual Championships
Vicar replied to Vicar's topic in International World of Speedway
10th round, Bahia Blanca, 17.02 Heats: 1. Hauzinger, Covatti, F. Husman, Schmit, Curzio 2. Romano, Goycochea, Keegan, Finochiaro, Salas First Semifinal: Hauzinger, Covatti, Goycochea, Keegan, Curzio Second Semifinal: Julio Romano, F. Husman, Schmit, Salas, Finochiaro Consolation Final: Goycochea, Keegan, Curzio, Finochiaro Final: Hauzinger, Covatti, Romano, Husman, Schmit, Salas Next rounds: 22.02 Carhue, 24.02 Bahia Blanca -
So like every year, in 2008 there are Argentinian Individual Championships. The favorites are Lisandro Husman (he was in norwegian league in season 2007) and Manuel Hauzinger, who gained title in 2007. From 13.01 to 30.01 there also rode another man from Austria - Manuel Novotny. I found results of nine rounds, it's not the end. Below I wrote only results of finals. Just look for Micaela Bazan - this woman was twice in finals. 1st. round, Bahia Blanca (23.12): ALLENDE, Covatti, Hauzinger, Romano, Goycochea, Husman 2nd. round, Bahia Blanca (30.12): HUSMAN, Covatti, Allende, Romano, Hauzinger, Catafi 3rd. round, Bahia Blanca (8.01): HAUZINGER, Allende, Romano, Goycochea 4th. round, Bahia Blanca (13.01): HUSMAN, Covatti, Novotny, Bazan, Curzio, Hauzinger 5th. round, Carhue (18.01): HUSMAN, Covatti, Gismondi, Romano, Hauzinger, Novotny 6th. round, Bahia Blanca (20.01): HAUZINGER, Husman, Covatti, Allende, Novotny, Romano 7th. round, Bahia Blanca, (30.01): L.HUSMAN, Allende, Covatti, Novotny, Hauzinger, Keegan 8th. round, Bahia Blanca, (3.02): HAUZINGER, Salas, Fanfliet, Keegan, Romano 9th. round, Bahia Blanca, (10.02): HAUZINGER, Covatti, Romano, F.Husman, Keegan, Bazan Standings after 9 rounds: 1. Hauzinger Manuel 122 2. Husman Lisandro 111 3. Covatti Nicolás 105 4. Allende Lucas 83 5. Romano Julio 76 6. Goycochea Luciano 39 .... Taken from SPEEDWAY.info.pl
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Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
First he signed in Ostrów because no one knows what will happened in Lublin. When Lublin accessed to league, he goes there. -
Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
Next part: Lublin: Matej Kus (from Ostrów) Grudziądz: Wojciech Żurawski, Krystian Barański, Rafał Kowalski Gniezno: Tomasz Wiśniewski, Robin Bergqvist, Christian Ago, Claus Vissing -
Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
Yes, this year so many riders from Finland in Poland! I think it's good for Suomi. Maekinen, Nieminen, Kylmaekorpi, Laukkanen, Katajisto, Hautamaeki. New signs: Lublin: Kai Laukkanen, Mark Lemon, Richard Hall, Niklas Larsson, Kalle Katajisto, René Bach, Jarosław Poluchowicz Wrocław: Mariusz Węgrzyk, Andy Smith, Ben Barker Bydgoszcz: Robert Wardzała Gdańsk: Sebastian Trumiński -
Hm, it's different to know what happened in New Zealand. So when and where were North Island Champs and South Island Champs and who knows results?
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Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
Next new signs: Krosno: Rafał Chiński Ostrów: Rafał Szombierski, Matej Kus Gniezno: Tomasz Cieślewicz, Krzysztof Nowacki Tarnów: Danił Iwanow Gdańsk: Igor Kononow, Lenar Nigmatzianow, Mariusz Franków, Marek Mróz, Krzysztof Stojanowski -
Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
There are few new signs, because it's end of Jaunuary. If someone want to ride in polish league in 2008 must sign contract before February. Sometimes these are "warsaw contracts" without informations about money. Riders next can be borrow/lend. So: Mariusz Staszewski and Sławomir Dudek in Zielona Góra; Łukasz Jankowski in Ostrów; Roman Chromik and Henrik Moeller in Rybnik; Josh Auty in Gdańsk; Grzegorz Dzik and Maks Gregoric in Krosno; Sandor Tihanyi in Miskolc; Dawid Stachyra, Krzysztof Szyszka, Janusz Ślączka, Marcin Leś, Rafał Klimek in Rzeszów. -
Any results of North Island Championships?
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It's my dream to see SWC format that teams racing one team against one team, like they do in league racing. Imagine that in speedway is big sponsor, who give nations unbelievable sum of money. So there wouldn't be problems with money, bikes, locations and logistics. How many teams could start in SWC? What squads? Argentina: 1. Emiliano Sanches 2. Lisandro Husman 3. Lucas Allende 4. Nicolas Covatti 5. Martin Albanese 6. Rafael Gismondi 7. Gustavo Curzio Australia: (only example, because we all know that there are many riders, so there wouldn't be problem with squad) 1. Jason Crump 2. Leigh Adams 3. Ryan Sullivan 4. Rory Schlein 5. Davey Watt 6. Chris Holder 7. Troy Batchelor Austria: 1. Manual Hauzinger 2. Friedrich Wallner 3. Manuel Novotny 4. Heinrich Schatzer 5. Norbert Groegler 6. Christopher Fink 7. Josef Fasching Belgium:(I wasn't strict, there are only 3 belgium riders, I've add Turksema , Colvin and Bergers [they have belgium licence]) 1. Guido Hulsman 2. Willy Kennis 3. RR 4. Eddie Turksema 5. Shane Colvin 6. Arjan Borgers 7. Wim Kennis Canada: 1. Kyle Legault 2. Aaron Hesmer 3. Jeff Orosz 4. Joe Heye 5. Gary Hesmer 6. John Kehoe 7. Fred Legault Croatia: 1. Jurica Pavlic 2. Ivan Vargek 3. Nikola Martinec 4. Marko Vlah 5. Nikola Pigac 6. Dino Kovacic 7. Renato Cvetko Czech Republic:(example) 1. Lukas Dryml 2. Ales Dryml 3. Adrian Rymel 4. Joesf Franc 5. Zdenek Simota 6. Filip Sitera 7. Jan Jaros Danmark:(ex.) 1. Nicki Pedersen 2. Bjarne Pedersen 3. Hans Andersen 4. Niels K. Iversen 5. Kenneth Bjerre 6. Jesper B. Jensen 7. Charlie Gjedde Finland: 1. Joonas Kylmaekorpi 2. Kaj Laukkanen 3. Kauko Nieminen 4. Juha Hautamaeki 5. Jari Maekinen 6. Kalle Katajisto 7. Tero Aarnio France: 1. Matthieu Tresarrieu 2. Sebastien Tresarrieu 3. Christophe Dubernard 4. Stephane Tresarrieu 5. Jean Michel Bouillaud 6. Philippe Ostyn 7. Jeremy Diraison Germany: 1. Martin Smolinski 2. Christian Heffenbrock 3. Thomas Stange 4. Matthias Schultz 5. Tobias Kroner 6. Tobias Busch 7. Max Dilger Great Britain:(ex.) 1. Scott Nicholls 2. Chris Harris 3. Lee Richardson 4. Simon Stead 5. Edward Kennett 6. Chris Louis 7. Olliver Allen Holland: 1. Jannick de Jong 2. Theo Pijper 3. Henk Bos 4. Rene van Weele 5. Kaj de Jong 6. Mark Stiekema 7. Henry van der Steen Hungary: 1. Laszlo Szatmari 2. Sandor Thinayi 3. Norbert Magosi 4. Josef Tabaka 5. Roland Kovacs 6. Atilla Stefani 7. Attila Molnar Italy: 1. Mattia Carpanese 2. Simone Terenzani 3. Daniele Tessari 4. Andrea Maida 5. Christian Miotello 6. Guglielmo Franchetti 7. Simone Tadiello Latvia: 1. Kostia Podzuks 2. Maksim Bogdanovs 3. Leonid Paura 4. Aleksander Iwanow 5. Viatcheslaw Gieruckij 6. Jewgienij Karavackis 7. Jewgienij Pietuchow Malaysia: 1. Nazrie Ramli 2. Mohammad Azlan Abdullah 3. Azmi Kaseran 4. Amli Jamat 5. Nur Azman Masdar 6. Rody Sofian Buang 7. Mohd Saufi Wang Norway: 1. Rune Holta 2. Rune Sola 3. Lars Gunnestad 4. Mikke Bjerk 5. Lars Gunnestad jr 6. Carl Raugstad 7. Marius Rokeberg New Zealand: 1. Andrew Bargh 2. Andrew Aldridge 3. Dale Finch 4. Jade Mudgway 5. Grant Tregoning 6. Andrew Tree 7. Kody Tocher Poland:(ex.) 1. Tomasz Gollob 2. Jarosław Hampel 3. Piotr Protasiewicz 4. Krzysztof Kasprzak 5. Sebastian Ułamek 6. Grzegorz Walasek 7. Weisław Jaguś Romania: 1. Alexandru Toma 2. Fanica Popa 3. Marian Gheorge 4. Mihai Deimar 5. Marian Cojocaru 6. Mircea Agrisan 7. Stefan Popa Russia: 1. Roman Povazhny 2. Renat Gafurow 3. Denis Gizatullin 4. Semen Wlasow 5. Emil Saifutdinov 6. Ruslan Gatyatov 7. Danil Iwanov Slovakia: (I wasn't strict for this team, because I want many teams, so there is Topinka [he's from Czech Republic, but have slovakian licence] and Jaroslav Gavenda [he rode 10 years ago], Gaspar Forgac) 1. Martin Vaculik 2. Vladimir Visvader 3. Gaspar Forgac 4. Rastislav Bandzi 5. Tomas Topinka 6. Jaroslav Gavenda 7. Jan Halabrin Slovenia: 1. Matej Zagar 2. Matej Ferjan 3. Izak Santej 4. Jernej Kolenko 5. Denis Stojs 6. Maks Gregoric 7. Matija Duh South Africa: 1. Byron Bekker 2. Martin Bekker 3. Brendan Coughlan 4. Deon Prinsloo 5. Ian Hutchinson 6. Bobby Devine 7. Deon Swart Sweden: 1. Andreas Jonsson 2. Fredrik Lindgren 3. Jonas Davidsson 4. Peter Karlsson 5. Mikael Max 6. Magnus Zetterstroem 7. Peter Ljung Ukraine: 1. Andriej Karpow 2. Andriej Kobrin 3. Yaroslav Poluchovitch 4. Wladimir Kolodiy 5. Wiktor Gaydym 6. Wladimir Trofimov 7. Stanislav Ogorodnik USA: 1. Billy Hamill 2. Greg Hancock 3. Chris Kerr 4. Billy Janniro 5. Ryan Fischer 6. Ricky Wells 7. Tom Hedden Without teams: Bulgaria: only Milan Manev Estonia: only Margus Mandre and Ken Vildas Japan: only Hideaki Ota Moldova: only Igor Murasko Suitzerland: only Sirg Schutzbach So there are 28 teams in championships! I think the good system would be by divisions like wrote Ken Kestrel. There wouldn't be so big differences in teams strenght. Maybe six groups with 4-5 teams, or 4 groups with seven teams. So big group will be very exciting. One team (or two) goes down, and one (or two) go up in each group. Like in league. For ex.: Group 1: Poland, Sweden, Danmark, Australia, Great Britain, Russia, Czech Republic Group 2: Germany, USA, Hungary, Slovenia, Finland, Norway, Italy Group 3: Austria, Croatia, Latvia, Ukraine, Holland, France, Slovakia Group 4: Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Malaysia, New Zealand, Romania, South Africa What do you think: who will win in each group? If someone want can try simulate by Speedway Meeting this champs
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Do you know what format will be in league and cup? How many teams and what regulations? Do you have any news from Norway?
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What about league and cup? Do you know dates in Norway?
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Do you know full results?
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Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
Speedway Miskolc new signs: Karol Baran Tomasz Rempała Marcin Leś Tomasz Bajerski Adrian Rymel Radek Tibiejew Ben Wilson Ricky Ashworth Stefan Ekberg -
Yes, Hlib is banned by club, but.... club can unbanned him I think if Hlib will be important and necessary in squad, he will say "I'm sorry", club promoters will say "OK, but don't do this again" and the next day Paweł will ride in league
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Every new contracts are updated at these sites
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Why there weren't Andrew Bargh and Dale Finch?
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Antonio before season 2007 has signed three year contract. In this list are riders with signed contracts, so there is also Antonio.
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Polish League Transfers...rumours...
Vicar replied to tommy's topic in International World of Speedway
In Ostrów signed also Robert Miśkowiak. -
No problem
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Dutch & Belgium News 2008
Vicar replied to DutchGrasstrack's topic in International World of Speedway
So, what do you think, which rider from Belgium will start 27th april in Neustadt in European Championships quali? Who will start 6th july in Krsko in Junior European Championships quali? -
I'm sorry but you have wrong stadium in Poznań. This is PSŻ stadium.