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TORUN 9 Jarek Hampel 8 Andreas Jonsson 6 Adrian Meidzinski WC 6 Fredrik Lindgren 50 points = A run off to be held for a Top 8 place

Hampel Harris Lindgren Zagar Lindgren overtake Iversen

Presuming that Iversen falls out of the top 8 then you have Hancock Woffinden Pedersen Kasprzak Zagar Holder Batchelor Lindgren Doyle Harris Janowski IVERSEN has to get one but can't see Ward being available and Satfutdinov has already declined and Laguta turned down last year and don't think anythings changed So the last three in my opinion should be KILDEMAND then another Swede in JONASSON with the last place going to either Zmarzlik or Piotr Pawlicki from Poland being selected. JONASSON or JEPSEN JENSEN sorry

Bomber has been very lucky to get to the GP Challenge Final but once there he grabbed his chance with both hands and hope next year of the fifteen starters he can improve on 16th place

Zagar Kildemand Jonasson Andersen Kolodiej Doyle Between those six hopefully. Then it's up to the FIM to decide who replaces Zagar if he qualifies. Should be ninth in the series but could be fourth here

Lindgren Bjerre Hampel Zagar Bomber to get more than Woffinden Hope you got the message for the previous round

Woffinden Hancock Iversen Lebedevs Bt Holder

Great result for Team GB and Team USA and what a turn out Have to say though that while the track is good it didn't offer much in different racing lines and most passes was when a rider made a mistake

KK Lindgren Hancock Woffinden Bonus 1

Woffinden Lindgren Hancock Jonsson One in the final

Firstly let me correct those that think Tai took the dirt off gate four. He actually took the dirt at the side of the fence a few yards away and brushed dirt from behind his starting position in to the ruts on gate three. Secondly Craig Cook also went out and picked up loose dirt to fill his ruts on gate one to which Chris Morton found quite amusing and I didn't see anyone else complaining from the other riders crew's. However I do think it was a bit out of order but having said that if there is no rules stopping it then is he doing anything worse than the famous tractors at Arlington ? Gates do get rutted quite a bit at all tracks but I have never seen track staff taking loose dirt from the fence and filling in all the ruts. Surely this could be done between heats as it would make the gates more equal all night for all levels of riders. In the end Tai made a poor start in the final and it was only his skill that got him to the front and win the title again. It was also my opinion that there could quite easily have been just Tai and Bomber in the final as the referee was lienent in two of the stoppages.

Nicki Pedersen Chris Holder Jarek Hampel Fredrik Lindgren ROW

Woffinden Hancock Iversen Harris

Holder Woffinden Lindgren Jonsson Lindgren in the final

Hampel Woffinden Lindgren Jonsson 3 Poles in semi finals

Always a tough rider around the white line and one hell of a ride to win from the back against three riders that were very fast in the meeting. Will be surprised if he finishes in the top 8 but a great start. Well Done

Buy BATCHELOR 6 Buy JONSSON 4 Lindgren and Jonsson Ward Hancock Jonsson Batchelor

Tai has amazed everyone including those closest to him but he set out to highlight the sport and his career from day one and has a very high profile team behind him who also do some of the biggest names in sport today. Well Done to him and a book should never be judged by the cover.

Darcy could win it but he is on the limit too much. Think Jarek will be the one to beat this season

Wimbledon AFC will be there within a few years and their plan to redevelop will see the end of any oval sport for sure. Can't see there being any alternative when you are dealing with a football club which generates millions

If it's reduced terms then hopefully promoters get more of a say in how the meeting is run and not over run by the Sky crew

The FIM Awards will be on Motors TV (SKY 447) on Sunday evening at 9pm

Richly deserved title for Tai who has become a real treasure to the sport with his attitude on and off the track and the help of a great back up team. Now the sport has not only a British World Champion but also someone that can easily be marketed to the youngsters who are into the BMX or Skateboard fraternity who love sports with a touch of danger but in style too Well Done Tai and all his family and crew.

Tai is riding the final round as he wants to win both titles That's the information I received today anyway Thankfully that appears to be wrong and Tai is concentrating on the final GP

Chris Holder is a guaranteed wild card for 2014 and with Iversen now winning the Challenge, 9th place will get in automatically and not Smolinski who finished fourth in the Challenge. The top seven are pretty obvious so it looks like it's between Gollob and Lindgren who gets the last automatic place for next year. Gollob or Lindgren will join Holder as wild cards and Bjerre and Kasprzak have qualified so there is three more wild cards to allocate with Dudek andJepsen Jensen most likely to be given a chance. That leaves just one place left and that will most likely go to another Swedish rider.