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Someone needs to make a decision and not keep putting one off,IMO I dont think this will be on and looking at the pictures its raining harder than before.

This is where a picture is better than a thousand words,no matter what language they are in.One good sign is the riders are at least changed but the track looks very wet.

This is going to be wet,lets hope the track stands up to the rain.

Yet another cracking meeting from Poland,didnt give Gorzow much of a chance with a few heats to go but wins from Zagar,Pawlicki and Gollob gave them a 4pt win.

I will get my coat.

Bit of an over reaction,racers and royals does a great job in putting links on here for the meetings in Poland and Sweden.

Im getting nothing.

If Swiderski has got away with serious injury then he is a lucky lad.

None of which was Swiderskis fault,as you say lets hope he is ok but it was a bad crash.

Great racing,goes to show if track prep in done properly what can be achieved,I hope Olsen was hanging his head in shame. Harris started well,then slumped but did well to reach the semi-finals,same can be said for Pedersen.I thought we might get a wild card win with Kolodziej or a home win with Hampel but they had no answer to Crump who for the rest looked worryingly good.

So what price do you put on your life then,as these lads put their neck on the line every time they go to the tapes.

By the looks of things it was off for some reason,the next round is on the 9th of January with the next round on the 12th.

Think you are being a tad hard,on the face of it Harris is lucky to get a pick,I agree,but he is a GP winner and arguably the best of British.Best of a bad bunch you could say,Richardson hardly set the World alight in his last GP attempt and was nowhere near automatic qualification.You could argue niether was Woffinden but he did well in the under-21 Champs and in Poland and Sweden.

Wouldnt disagree but Ive got to admit Im surprised Harris is one of the lucky four.He hasnt excatly been a regular visitor to either semi- finals or finals in the GPs but he has got lucky so lets hope he makes the most of it.I thought they might have looked at a Zagar or Pavlic,delighted for Woffinden and the other two were no-brainers.

Interesting bit in the translation,talking of the scarf throwing incident it says "austrailian speedway riders dont know the fundamental principles of fair play".

Got to admit Im finding it hard to come up with a reason to give any Brit rider a Wild Card for next season.Just because we have proably the biggest GP doesnt mean we have a right to a certain amount of riders.

Clews in the GPs,they wont know what hit them. I dont think there was anything sinister about Sky putting saturdays GP on the red button,remember it started on normal Sky for the 1st hour before changing.I think it has more to do with the amount of other sports Sky covered live that day,Spanish football and the like.

Pure class indeed,Hancock and Pedersen from the back but the away team are fighting back.

Cracking meeting,great ride from Pedersen & Hancock in Ht15 to give the home team a two point win.

Agree but under the old one off system was it easier to be World Champ,Id say it was.I mean would Egon Muller ever have been World Champ under this GP system.

If you are looking at current GP riders then you can add Leigh Adams to the list.

Berwicks new signing Frank Facher.

Webster,Tatum and co couldnt get a flight back from Poland in time to be at Lakeside tonight,so Millard it is.

And thank God for your mistakes,where would my collection of Crashes & Cock Ups dvds be without them.