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Post by admin on Jul 29, 2012 8:18:26 GMT
 Did You Know? The first FIM Italian Speedway Grand Prix was held at Lonigo on 01 June 1996. Terenzano became the 29th venue to stage a GP when it hosted its first FIM Italian Speedway Grand Prix in 2009. It is the second Italian Grand Prix venue with Lonigo the other, having hosted Grand Prix in 1996, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. Italy has produced one permanent Grand Prix rider since the event started in 1995, Armando Castagna contested all six rounds in 1998. Previous Results. The results of the five FIM Italian Grand Prix are as follows: At Terenzano 2011: Andreas Jonsson, Greg Hancock, Antonio Lindback, Kenneth Bjerre 2010: Tomasz Gollob, Chris Harris, Greg Hancock, Nicki Pedersen 2009: Tomasz Gollob, Hans Andersen, Nicki Pedersen, Grzegorz Walasek
At Lonigo 2008: Hans Andersen, Bjarne Pedersen, Jason Crump, Leigh Adams 2007: Nicki Pedersen, Greg Hancock, Wielsaw Jagus, Jason Crump |
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Post by admin on Jul 29, 2012 8:19:23 GMT
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS after 7 of 12 rounds:1 Greg Hancock 97
2 Nicki Pedersen 91
3 Jason Crump 87 4 Chris Holder 84 5 Tomasz Gollob 77 6 Fredrik Lindgren 72 7 Emil Sayfutdinov 65 8 Andreas Jonsson 62
9 Jaroslaw Hampel 46 10 Antonio Lindback 46 11 Hans Andersen 39 12 Chris Harris 38 13 Bjarne Pedersen 38 14 Peter Ljung 36, 15 Kenneth Bjerre 35  16 Martin Vaculik 28
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Post by Bigcatdiary on Jul 29, 2012 8:39:49 GMT
Did You Know? The first FIM Italian Speedway Grand Prix was held at Lonigo on 01 June 1996. Terenzano became the 29th venue to stage a GP when it hosted its first FIM Italian Speedway Grand Prix in 2009. It is the second Italian Grand Prix venue with Lonigo the other, having hosted Grand Prix in 1996, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. Italy has produced one permanent Grand Prix rider since the event started in 1995, Armando Castagna contested all six rounds in 1998. Previous Results. The results of the five FIM Italian Grand Prix are as follows: At Terenzano 2011: Andreas Jonsson, Greg Hancock, Antonio Lindback, Kenneth Bjerre 2010: Tomasz Gollob, Chris Harris, Greg Hancock, Nicki Pedersen 2009: Tomasz Gollob, Hans Andersen, Nicki Pedersen, Grzegorz Walasek
At Lonigo 2008: Hans Andersen, Bjarne Pedersen, Jason Crump, Leigh Adams 2007: Nicki Pedersen, Greg Hancock, Wielsaw Jagus, Jason Crump Nice little stadium but its out of town and when we went their it had about 4 taxis. Track is more sand than shale and it was very slick. |
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Post by admin on Aug 5, 2012 19:27:11 GMT
Triple world champion Jason Crump says he “should be fully fit” when he arrives at Terenzano for the FIM Fogo Italian SGP on Saturday.
The Bristol-born man, who celebrates his 37th birthday on Monday, underwent surgery to plate a broken collarbone on July 21 after crashing at Russian track Vladivostok on July 19. Just seven days later, Crump produced an heroic track return to storm to the FIM Fogo Croatian SGP semis and notch nine vital World Championship points. This upped his season tally to 87. He is now just 10 points behind series leader Greg Hancock in third place and four adrift of Gorican winner Nicki Pedersen, who is second overall. Having got through his comeback meeting, Crump is determined to step up his title challenge in Terenzano and hopes to add to the SGP gold medal he won in Copenhagen in June. He told his official website: “I am looking forward to Italy and should be fully fit by the time I get there. “My collarbone is fine; it’s just the muscle area around the shoulder, neck and arm area that is still repairing itself and that is getting better every day. “With five rounds to go, I need a good result at all of them and another couple of Grand Prix wins would be nice. I will be giving it my best shot.”
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Post by admin on Aug 10, 2012 12:51:49 GMT
WILD CARD #16: Nicolas Covatti
RESERVE #17: Michele Paco Castagna
RESERVE #18: Nicolas Vicentin
very big in Italy I understand.
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Post by admin on Aug 10, 2012 14:50:29 GMT
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Post by admin on Aug 10, 2012 15:25:57 GMT
1 A. Jonsson (2) F. Lindgren (9) A. Lindback (12) H. Andersen (15)
2 J. Crump (4) N. Pedersen (10) E. Sayfutdinov (6) G. Hancock (1)
3 P. Ljung (14) C. Holder (8) B. Pedersen (13) M. Vaculik (19)
4 K. Bjerre (7) T. Gollob (5) N. Covatti (16) C. Harris (11)
5 C. Harris (11) A. Jonsson (2) J. Crump (4) B. Pedersen (13)
6 T. Gollob (5) P. Ljung (14) F. Lindgren (9) E. Sayfutdinov (6)
7 C. Holder (8) K. Bjerre (7) N. Pedersen (10) A. Lindback (12)
8 H. Andersen (15) G. Hancock (1) M. Vaculik (19) N. Covatti (16)
9 E. Sayfutdinov (6) N. Covatti (16) A. Jonsson (2) C. Holder (8)
10 M. Vaculik (19) J. Crump (4) K. Bjerre (7) F. Lindgren (9)
11 G. Hancock (1) B. Pedersen (13) A. Lindback (12) T. Gollob (5)
12 C. Harris (11) H. Andersen (15) P. Ljung (14) N. Pedersen (10)
13 N. Pedersen (10) M. Vaculik (19) T. Gollob (5) A. Jonsson (2)
14 F. Lindgren (9) C. Harris (11) G. Hancock (1) C. Holder (8)
15 N. Covatti (16) A. Lindback (12) P. Ljung (14) J. Crump (4)
16 B. Pedersen (13) E. Sayfutdinov (6) H. Andersen (15) K. Bjerre (7)
17 A. Jonsson (2) G. Hancock (1) K. Bjerre (7) P. Ljung (14)
18 B. Pedersen (13) F. Lindgren (9) N. Pedersen (10) N. Covatti (16)
19 A. Lindback (12) M. Vaculik (19) C. Harris (11) E. Sayfutdinov (6)
20 J. Crump (4) T. Gollob (5) C. Holder (8) H. Andersen (15)
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Post by Deleted on Aug 10, 2012 18:13:57 GMT
2 gate 3s for bjerre again nothing going right for him,gonna have a few quid e-way on him and a win bet on the mad russkie
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2012 21:04:50 GMT
f.f.s lindback i was counting my money on emil, what a 5hite meeting
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Post by admin on Aug 11, 2012 22:02:57 GMT
f.f.s lindback i was counting my money on emil, what a 5hite meeting And that's supposed to be the best our sport offers  |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 12, 2012 6:52:56 GMT
And its there again next year .... yippee!!!!!
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Post by Bigcatdiary on Aug 12, 2012 8:36:10 GMT
f.f.s lindback i was counting my money on emil, what a 5hite meeting And that's supposed to be the best our sport offers It was dross wasnt it, the first genuine overtake was Jonsson pipping Crump on the line in heat 5 and to be fair if you went off the inside line you went backwards. |
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Post by admin on Aug 12, 2012 8:58:58 GMT
And that's supposed to be the best our sport offers It was dross wasnt it, the first genuine overtake was Jonsson pipping Crump on the line in heat 5 and to be fair if you went off the inside line you went backwards. It was like Lakeside with riders going backwards on the corners before they went forwards, absolute guff, #GoMo at least I turned it off to watch that  |
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Post by Hodgy on Aug 12, 2012 9:48:31 GMT
Dreadful meeting. Why is it even there? Sparse crowd and awful prepared track (or not as the case may be). For the sake of the dwindling crowds this place needs to be struck off along with Prague. The only positive was having an each way on Emil. |
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Post by admin on Aug 12, 2012 9:57:23 GMT
Did Sky apologise for Pedersen's language? I'm sure I heard a F*** when he wasn't a happy bunny in the pits |
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Post by admin on Aug 12, 2012 12:04:29 GMT
Italian SGP scores: 1 Antonio Lindback 16pts 2 Emil Sayfutdinov 19 3 Greg Hancock 14 4 Martin Vaculik 14 5 Jason Crump 10 6 Chris Holder 10 7 Nicki Pedersen 10 8 Andreas Jonsson 8 9 Peter Ljung 8 10 Chris Harris 8 11 Kenneth Bjerre 6 12 Tomasz Gollob 6 13 Fredrik Lindgren 5 14 Hans Andersen 4 15 Nicolas Covatti (wildcard) 3 16 Bjarne Pedersen 3. World Championship standings after 8 rounds:1 Greg Hancock 111pts 2 Nicki Pedersen 101 3 Jason Crump 97
4 Chris Holder 94 5 Emil Sayfutdinov 84 6 Tomasz Gollob 83 7 Fredrik Lindgren 77 8 Andreas Jonsson 70
9 Antonio Lindback 62 10 Jaroslaw Hampel 46 11 Chris Harris 46 12 Peter Ljung 44 13 Hans Andersen 43 14 Martin Vaculik (series reserve) 42 15 Kenneth Bjerre 41 16 Bjarne Pedersen 41 Wildcards 2013 - will that win give Lindback a pick? With Hampel and Vaculik surely nailed on then spare places are already at a premium
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2012 8:25:58 GMT
That was the biggest load of old rubbish I have watched for many a year and judging by the crowd, numbers, entirely predictable. Why on earth does that rubbish hole get a GP each year?
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Post by admin on Aug 13, 2012 8:37:01 GMT
That was the biggest load of old rubbish I have watched for many a year and judging by the crowd, numbers, entirely predictable. Why on earth does that rubbish hole get a GP each year? Another happy SGP customer, at least Keith Huewen managed to get Sam's Kandysoft a mention  |
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