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Everyone has known for ages that the olympics would cause stadium problems next year so no real surprise it had to move to later in the year. The stadium is used a lot through the year with pop concerts, football and of course rugby. The final grand prix could prove very problamatic at the stadium as there is autumn rugby internationals usually in November and Cardiff Blues have used the stadium for Heineken cup matches before now in October.

The blank in the GB team is due to Nicholls no riding tomorrow. It has been suggested that Lewis Bridger will be the replacement. In the rugby union premiership the clubs are required to announce teams in advance after some problems with team line ups a few years ago when some clubs would turn up with substantially weaker teams than had been expected.

I would have thought that the most likely reason was just leaving application too late and so badly organised. It was along time ago that the date for Cardiff and Laguta's entry into the Grand Prixs were known.

Lots of guys on 7 so individual race doesn't apply. Nicki had two exclusion so was 8th compared to Bombers one exclusion

Think fatalna doesn't mean fatal necessarily. The second bit is the usual polish habit of blaming every single crash on the new silencers

You can usually get tickets on the day at Leszno with ticket offices on the main concourse up to the stadium and also on the back side on the stadium.

Think the Danish article suggested 18 gps in future and this was translated into 18 next year in polish article

Danish article also includes Nicki and would suggest that things have moved on with New Zealand. http://ekstrabladet.dk/sport/anden_sport/motorsport/speedway/article1536023.ece

The Travel Club always look after everyone very well and are very well organised. Enjoy your trip

The speedway grand prixs have generally been fantastic this year. Cardiff had plenty of exciting racing as did Leszno and Torun. The racing has far outweighed the racing on F1 and also MotoGP which has been very poor this year even before Rossi was injured. The commentators go on about exciting close racing on MotoGP but even allowing for the extra speed it is nothing compared to the quality of the racing in SGP

I used the app at the stadium on Saturday and thought it worked extremely well. I was very quick to enter the race results, pickm riders/gates for the semis and final and to check the progress of each riders.

Saw Emil in World Under 21 final last year. He was head and sholders above everyone else on view. Only made one gate but was extremely quick and overtaking others with ease. Road for Bydgoszcz and Masarna

Agree with Jen. Decisions were exactly as pointed out above. Obvious Jason wasn't going to be happy afterwards after losing win and also looked very uncomfortable with hand and leg injuries. Nicki has been a bit of a prima donna lately. He has had a lot of ref decisions go his way this year ie cardiff (3) and leszno. Without these decision he would not have had such a commanding lead. Also his antics recently in the gps at bydgoszcz and latvia with his fued with Tomasz, his comments last night and during the edward jancarz memorial meeting do him no favours as a triple world champion at the end of the season.

Along with most people on this thread I can't believe that Leigh and Bjarne were excluded. The replays show clearly they were very close to the white line whereas Nicki have moved sharply left. The only reason Bjarne went so wide in the first bend was that he was straighten up after Nicki hit him. No doubt that Nicki should have been excluded for touching the tapes also. I have some sympathy with Leigh's "Danish influence" comment, especially where Nicki is concerned. It is very clear so far this season that he is getting all the variable decisions going his way. It wasn't just tonight but there was also the semi final in Leszno where even by his own comments Nicki fell off when he could of stayed on. It was clear Jason made contact with Nicki but he fell well after this collission and the picture in the speedway star showed Jason was well ahead before Nicki fell. All of the decisions have had a great affect on the GP table. Nicki has a 10 point lead but it could be very very close indeed if the decisions had all not all gone on way.

Zagar was a wild card pick in 2006

I know I may be biased as Cardiff is close to me but if the meeting hadn't been in an indoor stadium it would never have been on. Also the closeness and steepness of the stands means the atmosphere is not lost. I'm sure that those trying to push Wembley would have had no meeting if it was held there.

I've been to all the Cardiff GPs and thought that this was the best and a fantastic performance from Bomber. Track was the best at Cardiff but probably not as good as Parken three weeks ago. Hopefully this will help bring in the crowds at some of the teams who are struggling.

Personally as a Jason fan I would like him to win it again, but I think Nicki will go very very close. He has started the season very well and seems fit this year. It will be interesting to see how Hans goes now so much more is expected of him. If he can improve his consistency then AJ could also challenge.