Danish GP Vojens Saturday 12th September

[teijahn]

Just now, PersonalResponsibility said:

If Woryna misses out then I think he qualifies via the Challenge anyway? I don't think he's the type to take it steady, but even if he doesn't qualify (top 7) he still qualifies.

Yeah, he has that safety net, but Madsen, Dudek, and Fricke don't, although Madsen or Dudek can qualify with a SEC win.

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

Set up nicely for the last round and with the qualifiers for the top seven also on the line should be some meeting, rooting for zmarzlik to become the greatest ever but hopefully if not him then lambert 

[PersonalResponsibility]

Imagine if the Sprint result at Torun is Kurtz>X>Zmarzlik>Lambert?

143 points each ahead of the final GP.

[Bagpuss]

40 minutes ago, teijahn said:

Who misses out on top 7 still a tricky situation.  1 point between 4 riders competing for 3 spots.

I reckon the wild card that most people thought was Lindgren's might go to whoever finished 8th.

[bellevueace]

Why speedway has people hanging around for so long when its obvious it should be called off i dont know, the longer they waited to call it the worse conditions got, it wasnt actually unexpected in Vojens in September. 

[LagutaRacingFan]

Laguta would already be world champion if he was in this.

 

[Rob B]

Typically it stopped raining 2 minutes after they called it. Didn’t wait the 15 minutes they said. Although lot already gone by then.

[Phannan]

1 hour ago, LagutaRacingFan said:

Laguta would already be world champion if he was in this.

 

  But he isn’t so he’s not 

[szkocjasid]

4 hours ago, ArthurRudge said:

Don't know why Parnitskyi is in the GP's offers nothing 

They were probably happy having him a first reserve & getting a few meetings, but when Woffy wasn't fit, those plans changed.

It does show why the SGP2 Champ shouldn't automatically get a wild card / reserve spot. The top U21 rider doesn't equal top 16 of the world.

Edited Saturday at 10:50 PM by szkocjasid

[SPEEDY69]

On 9/12/2026 at 7:32 PM, mikebv said:

Because he loved riding in it..,

Knee deep in mud, and grippy as f**k was Kelvins favourite track.,

Ha, not sure about speedway but on the grass I saw him at collier st, riding where no-one else dared around the outside full gas and he was almost horizontal. Fantastic skill as the clumps of earth were big and made it very bumpy. 

I thought that was a fabulous GP, unpredictable and sorted the men from the boys. 

Edited 9 hours ago by SPEEDY69

[Fromafar]

11 hours ago, Bagpuss said:

I reckon the wild card that most people thought was Lindgren's might go to whoever finished 8th.

Think Freddie is way past his best these days.Overiding a lot of the time.IMO

[FAST GATER]

26 minutes ago, Fromafar said:

Think Freddie is way past his best these days.Overiding a lot of the time.IMO

He rode like this couple of years ago and then seemed to calm down and knock in some good scores ,I have often noticed that riders coming to the end of their time seem to come off more than they did .Think his GP days are all but over and hope he can do a couple of more years in the leagues ,time catches up with all of us eventually unfortunately   .  

[The Cheese]

Realistically it couldn't have gone much better than that for Lambert. Hope he can go on to finish the job now.

Edited yesterday at 10:06 AM by The Cheese

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

3 hours ago, FAST GATER said:

He rode like this couple of years ago and then seemed to calm down and knock in some good scores ,I have often noticed that riders coming to the end of their time seem to come off more than they did .Think his GP days are all but over and hope he can do a couple of more years in the leagues ,time catches up with all of us eventually unfortunately   .  

I think Freddie will get a wild card simply because he is a swede and the only one in the GP, he is past his best but is still competitive 

[DJC]

1 minute ago, THE DEAN MACHINE said:

I think Freddie will get a wild card simply because he is a swede and the only one in the GP, he is past his best but is still competitive 

Kim’s already qualified 

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

Just now, DJC said:

Kim’s already qualified 

Then I don’t think lindgren will get one 

[DJC]

1 hour ago, THE DEAN MACHINE said:

Then I don’t think lindgren will get one 

Too many out injured this year, I think. Bewley and Holder are a cert, there are so many permutations with the qualifier results and the SEC, who knows. 

Wouldn't be surprised to see Kvech get one again

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

1 minute ago, DJC said:

Too many out injured this year, I think. Bewley and Holder are a cert, there are so many permutations with the qualifier results and the SEC, who knows. 

Wouldn't be surprised to see Kvech get one again

Kvech has certainly put himself about in the chances he has had, riders like parnicki I don’t think will ever get in the Gp again, I believe he has reached his ability level and thst isn’t GP level 

[Fromafar]

1 hour ago, DJC said:

Too many out injured this year, I think. Bewley and Holder are a cert, there are so many permutations with the qualifier results and the SEC, who knows. 

Wouldn't be surprised to see Kvech get one again

Kvech deserves one before Lingren IMO.He was very competitive in GPs this season and still improving.

 

[DJC]

5 hours ago, THE DEAN MACHINE said:

Kvech has certainly put himself about in the chances he has had, riders like parnicki I don’t think will ever get in the Gp again, I believe he has reached his ability level and thst isn’t GP level 

 

4 hours ago, Fromafar said:

Kvech deserves one before Lingren IMO.He was very competitive in GPs this season and still improving.

 

Would be more than happy to see Kvech get one next year. Parnicki was an experiment that definitely didn't go as they hoped.

As long as Kubera doesn't get one