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Post by admin on May 14, 2013 7:10:44 GMT
The first Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix was held in Prague on 17 May 1997. The Marketa Stadium in Prague is the only venue ever used for the Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix and it will host its seventeenth annual Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix in 2013.
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Post by admin on May 14, 2013 7:12:51 GMT
Following his British Final victory at Monmore on Monday, Woffinden be looking to keep the form going in round four of the Speedway Grand Prix where he is Britain’s only representative in Prague.
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Post by Bigcatdiary on May 14, 2013 15:03:26 GMT
The first Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix was held in Prague on 17 May 1997. The Marketa Stadium in Prague is the only venue ever used for the Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix and it will host its seventeenth annual Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix in 2013. Prague is a lovely city but the track I am afraid is hopeless, it's slicker than Lakeside and that's saying something. |
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Post by admin on May 15, 2013 7:29:07 GMT
The first Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix was held in Prague on 17 May 1997. The Marketa Stadium in Prague is the only venue ever used for the Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix and it will host its seventeenth annual Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix in 2013. Prague is a lovely city but the track I am afraid is hopeless, it's slicker than Lakeside and that's saying something. Hopefully Eurosport have had a say in early negotiations about what they expect for their money and we see some shale - we live in hope  |
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Post by Bigcatdiary on May 15, 2013 8:46:34 GMT
Prague is a lovely city but the track I am afraid is hopeless, it's slicker than Lakeside and that's saying something. Hopefully Eurosport have had a say in early negotiations about what they expect for their money and we see some shale - we live in hope I have already asked the question with regards to Prague and Terenzano this year under Olssons new plans for tracks and was told their isnt much that can be done to improve them bearing in mind what's already in place, so not expecting much difference to be honest. I think the expression " you cannot make a silk purse out of a sows ear" fits these two tracks unfortunately. |
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Post by Hodgy on May 16, 2013 3:38:13 GMT
Difficult to overlook the flying Rusky but my money is going on Gollem. Odds on that it will be a boreathon.
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Post by admin on May 17, 2013 7:10:00 GMT
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Post by Deleted on May 17, 2013 10:09:56 GMT
a.j seems to have hit a bit of form since the last g.p so he'll do for me ,at 25s he looks a big price e-way
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Post by Hodgy on May 17, 2013 11:59:44 GMT
Gone with Gollem with Lindback as the outsider. So you can be sure it will be Rusky, Hampel or Pedersen. 😄 He who gates first here I imagine.
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Post by admin on May 17, 2013 14:30:01 GMT
a.j seems to have hit a bit of form since the last g.p so he'll do for me ,at 25s he looks a big price e-way He usually pops up at a big price once or twice but I just think that he's lost it so despite the form I wouldn't put money on him to reach the semis tbh  |
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Post by admin on May 17, 2013 20:19:58 GMT
1 M. Zagar (12) N. Iversen (13) T. Gollob (4) A. Dryml (19)
2 K. Kasprzak (11) N. Pedersen (2) J. Franc (16) E. Sayfutdinov (5)
3 T. Woffinden (14) J. Hampel (10) F. Lindgren (7) A. Jonsson (8)
4 G. Hancock (3) C. Holder (1) M. Vaculik (9) A. Lindback (6)
5 A. Lindback (6) M. Zagar (12) K. Kasprzak (11) F. Lindgren (7)
6 C. Holder (1) T. Woffinden (14) N. Iversen (13) J. Franc (16)
7 J. Hampel (10) G. Hancock (3) N. Pedersen (2) T. Gollob (4)
8 A. Dryml (19) E. Sayfutdinov (5) A. Jonsson (8) M. Vaculik (9)
9 J. Franc (16) M. Vaculik (9) M. Zagar (12) J. Hampel (10)
10 A. Jonsson (8) K. Kasprzak (11) G. Hancock (3) N. Iversen (13)
11 E. Sayfutdinov (5) F. Lindgren (7) T. Gollob (4) C. Holder (1)
12 A. Lindback (6) A. Dryml (19) T. Woffinden (14) N. Pedersen (2)
13 N. Pedersen (2) A. Jonsson (8) C. Holder (1) M. Zagar (12)
14 N. Iversen (13) A. Lindback (6) E. Sayfutdinov (5) J. Hampel (10)
15 M. Vaculik (9) T. Gollob (4) T. Woffinden (14) K. Kasprzak (11)
16 F. Lindgren (7) J. Franc (16) A. Dryml (19) G. Hancock (3)
17 M. Zagar (12) E. Sayfutdinov (5) G. Hancock (3) T. Woffinden (14)
18 F. Lindgren (7) N. Iversen (13) N. Pedersen (2) M. Vaculik (9)
19 T. Gollob (4) A. Jonsson (8) A. Lindback (6) J. Franc (16)
20 K. Kasprzak (11) C. Holder (1) J. Hampel (10) A. Dryml (19)
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Post by Deleted on May 18, 2013 6:43:37 GMT
a.j seems to have hit a bit of form since the last g.p so he'll do for me ,at 25s he looks a big price e-way He usually pops up at a big price once or twice but I just think that he's lost it so despite the form I wouldn't put money on him to reach the semis tbh as you say he usually pops up once a season, while he's around the 20- 25 mark (backed him at those prices before done me good turns) i'll keep on backing him big prices,backed the mad ruskie also |
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Post by Deleted on May 18, 2013 13:35:01 GMT
Only 1 person going to win this meeting and that's Emil Sayfudinov.
The best rider in the world.
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Post by Deleted on May 18, 2013 19:45:32 GMT
He chucked it away, Can't believe he touched the tapes. Woffinden's on fire, Him and Smolinski must be sharing some tips. Good to see Iversen out of his depth yet again in the Grand Prix series... Can't stand him and I hope he goes back to being his usual self. |
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Post by admin on May 19, 2013 5:51:44 GMT
MITAS CZECH SGP SCORES:
1 Tai Woffinden 19
2 Krzysztof Kasprzak 12
3 Nicki Pedersen 11
4 Emil Sayfutdinov 17
5 Fredrik Lindgren 11
6 Matej Zagar 10
7 Andreas Jonsson 9
8 Jaroslaw Hampel 8
9 Chris Holder 7
10 Niels-Kristian Iversen 7
11 Greg Hancock 7
12 Martin Vaculik 6
13 Antonio Lindback 5
14 Tomasz Gollob 3
15 Ales Dryml 3
16 Josef Franc 2
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS:
1 Emil Sayfutdinov 55
2 Tai Woffinden 54
3 Jaroslaw Hampel 46
4 Nicki Pedersen 45
5 Tomasz Gollob 43
6 Chris Holder 40
7 Matej Zagar 38
8 Greg Hancock 34
9 Niels-Kristian Iversen 33
10 Fredrik Lindgren 28
11 Andreas Jonsson 27
12 Krzysztof Kasprzak 25
13 Darcy Ward 25
14 Antonio Lindback 22
15 Martin Vaculik 18
Res: 16 Ales Dryml 3
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Post by admin on May 19, 2013 6:14:02 GMT
Odds on that it will be a boreathon. It was as per usual. Natural watering (rain) usually makes for good racing but that track is just not condusive to good racing. Worst of all, some bozo thought it'd be a good venue for the meeting formerly known as the World Team Cup. |
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Post by Bigcatdiary on May 19, 2013 7:06:56 GMT
Odds on that it will be a boreathon. It was as per usual. Natural watering (rain) usually makes for good racing but that track is just not condusive to good racing. Worst of all, some bozo thought it'd be a good venue for the meeting formerly known as the World Team Cup. It did liven up a bit towards the end but as a lot of people say Prague just isn't a good racing track (bit like Lakeside but bigger). |
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Post by Hodgy on May 19, 2013 8:12:57 GMT
Woffy woffy woffy 😱 Well who would predicted that when the wild cards were picked??? If you're gating then will always have a chance at this awful race track. He has certainly stepped up another level, more like two. Not sure if he'd have beaten Emil - shame we didn't get the chance to see it. Please take track off the GP menu - it's so predictably boring.
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Post by Hodgy on May 19, 2013 8:19:37 GMT
Odds on that it will be a boreathon. It was as per usual. Natural watering (rain) usually makes for good racing but that track is just not condusive to good racing. Worst of all, some bozo thought it'd be a good venue for the meeting formerly known as the World Team Cup. What is this Bozo thinking? Crowd numbers looked very poor to me - its definitely not a venue you would consider going back to. Attendance in Prague must be on the slide so why have the WTC there  |
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Post by Bigcatdiary on May 19, 2013 14:23:00 GMT
It was as per usual. Natural watering (rain) usually makes for good racing but that track is just not condusive to good racing. Worst of all, some bozo thought it'd be a good venue for the meeting formerly known as the World Team Cup. What is this Bozo thinking? Crowd numbers looked very poor to me - its definitely not a venue you would consider going back to. Attendance in Prague must be on the slide so why have the WTC there Probably because they paid the right amount, not too many countries actually want to stage it. |
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