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Event 2 is far easier to predict than Event 1 IMO,Austrailia will win by as many as they want,GB will be a comfortable second,with the Czechs then the Germans bringing up the rear,though it might not be till the last couple of races where third and fourth are sorted out.

I`d be confident that GB have every chance tonight,sadly the meetings tomorrow night,not so confident.

Fairly decent meeting with the scores close throughout,going into the last race there was every possibility of a three man run-off,and what a race that wouldve been.

Looking good for Denmark,but dont rule out the Ruskis,Poland looking weak on their own track.

World Championchip speedway,go hard or go home,Fisher was hard in the first corner thats all.

Agreed,how shocking it was of Fisher to make a good start and chase the dirt line.

Event 1 Roman Povazhny Greg Walasek Rick Wells Michael Jepsen Jensen Event 2 Kevin Wolbert Ales Dryml Chris Harris Chris Holder

Probably end up being forced to watch bloody Coranation Street.

They`ll be easy enough to identify on monday,they will be the race suits behind the yellow ones.

I think aljack would explode if Chris Louis signed up.

If the riders are good enough it shouldnt make any difference what country they are from,and there most certainly not be some sort of quota system.

But we can only go on Harris`s scores in the GPs,and they just arent good enough,he`s had more than one wild card pick now and it would be just plain wrong if he gets another and his non-qualification for the GP Challenge is case proven for me,Woffinden may get the nod,but as said in interview recently he`s unsure whether he`d take up a wild card should one be offered.

A wild card pick must be out of the question for next seasons GPs surely,so its a top eight finish or nothing for Harris.Must admit Im finding it very hard to make a case for any Brit at present to be in the GPs next year. Sadly for Harris,hope is about all he`s got left.

As I posted the kid is in two minds,in the Speedway Star interview he does seem unsure.

Reading his interview in this weeks Speedway Star Woffindens clearly in two minds whether to take a GP wild card if one was offered indeed,one pick will go to Hampel and another to Darcy Ward should he make it known he wants to take on the GPs,that doesnt leave alot of room for a Brit.

Harris has dined out on his one GP win for some time,if he qualifys as of right for next year,either by GP Challenge or top 8 finish,then fair doos,he will have earned another go at the GP series.But its out of the question for him to be considered for a wild card pick next year. On Woffinden,theres an article in this weeks Speedway Star with him,and he`s not excatly jumping at the prospect of wanting a GP wild card for next year.

The odd one you can consider as bad luck,but with Harris its becoming a regular thing.

Proposal three,you`ve long enough to post your selections,if you miss it you miss out. That`ll be me then,dont worry it wont happen again.

Harris`s cause isnt being helped by so many break downs,but I agree that sadly Chris just isnt good enough consistantly in the GP.His only hope for qualification into next years GPs must be through the GP Challenge meeting.

Your good lady has just to many good vibrations going on in her life.

There will be a button on your remote that will cure all your troubles.

Someone mustve nipped out to the Gollob van to get that old 650cc engine,it never fails,what a turn around.

Holder,Hancock and Sayfudinov gave gate one to the Pole,nobody to blame but themselves.

After so many break downs theres clearly something wrong somewhere.

Certainly nothing sensational about this thread anyway.