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Post by admin on Sept 3, 2013 20:44:19 GMT
Doesn't look as good as the EoES   Slovenian rider Aleksander Conda will line up as the Doodson Slovenian FIM Speedway Grand Prix wild card in Krsko on September 7. The 22-year-old makes his full World Championship debut after serving as the track reserve in the 2009 Slovenian SGP at the Matije Gubca Stadium, where he didn’t get the chance to race. The 2008 Slovenian Under-21 champion finished third behind SGP star Matej Zagar and Croatian racer Jurica Pavlic in the four-round joint Slovenian-Croatian Championship this season. Conda, who had a stint with British Premier League side Glasgow in 2009, raced for his country in Event 2 of the 2009 FIM Speedway World Cup at Peterborough, scoring two points. |
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Post by admin on Sept 3, 2013 21:01:05 GMT
So three rounds (including this one) to go & it's in Woffinden's hands, who'd have thought that The race for automatic and picks is seriously hotting up with regulars Lindgren and Jonsson (although the Swedish title might save him) set to bow out  WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS:[/u] 1 Tai Woffinden 117 2 Emil Sayfutdinov 114 3 Jaroslaw Hampel 96 4 Nicki Pedersen 94 5 Niels-Kristian Iversen 90 6 Greg Hancock 89 7 Matej Zagar 84 8 Chris Holder 82 9 Tomasz Gollob 73 10 Darcy Ward 68 11 Fredrik Lindgren 65 12 Krzysztof Kasprzak 62 13 Martin Vaculik 51 14 Andreas Jonsson 46 15 Antonio Lindback 35 16 Leon Madsen 13 17 Ales Dryml 11 |
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Post by admin on Sept 6, 2013 7:17:22 GMT
What a chance for Woffinden. Been cool, calm and collected up to now but the pressure's on as it's his to lose:
Second placed rider in the 2013 series Emil Sayfutdinov has withdrawn from the Slovenian GP due to injury and his place in Saturday’s line-up will be taken by Denmark’s SGP second reserve Leon Madsen.
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Post by admin on Sept 6, 2013 20:21:01 GMT
1 M. Zagar (12) J. Hampel (10) G. Hancock (3) L. Madsen (20)
2 T. Gollob (4) A. Jonsson (8) A. Lindback (6) F. Lindgren (7)
3 A. Conda (16) D. Ward (15) N. Pedersen (2) T. Woffinden (14)
4 N. Iversen (13) M. Vaculik (9) A. Dryml (19) K. Kasprzak (11)
5 K. Kasprzak (11) M. Zagar (12) T. Gollob (4) N. Pedersen (2)
6 M. Vaculik (9) A. Conda (16) J. Hampel (10) A. Lindback (6)
7 D. Ward (15) N. Iversen (13) A. Jonsson (8) G. Hancock (3)
8 L. Madsen (20) F. Lindgren (7) T. Woffinden (14) A. Dryml (19)
9 A. Lindback (6) A. Dryml (19) M. Zagar (12) D. Ward (15)
10 T. Woffinden (14) T. Gollob (4) N. Iversen (13) J. Hampel (10)
11 F. Lindgren (7) N. Pedersen (2) G. Hancock (3) M. Vaculik (9)
12 K. Kasprzak (11) L. Madsen (20) A. Conda (16) A. Jonsson (8)
13 A. Jonsson (8) T. Woffinden (14) M. Vaculik (9) M. Zagar (12)
14 J. Hampel (10) K. Kasprzak (11) F. Lindgren (7) D. Ward (15)
15 A. Dryml (19) G. Hancock (3) A. Conda (16) T. Gollob (4)
16 N. Pedersen (2) A. Lindback (6) L. Madsen (20) N. Iversen (13)
17 M. Zagar (12) F. Lindgren (7) N. Iversen (13) A. Conda (16)
18 N. Pedersen (2) J. Hampel (10) A. Jonsson (8) A. Dryml (19)
19 G. Hancock (3) T. Woffinden (14) K. Kasprzak (11) A. Lindback (6)
20 T. Gollob (4) M. Vaculik (9) D. Ward (15) L. Madsen (20)
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Post by admin on Sept 6, 2013 20:44:00 GMT
What a chance for Woffinden. Been cool, calm and collected up to now but the pressure's on as it's his to lose:
Second placed rider in the 2013 series Emil Sayfutdinov has withdrawn from the Slovenian GP due to injury and his place in Saturday’s line-up will be taken by Denmark’s SGP second reserve Leon Madsen.I did think that if there's one thing Woffinden needs to do now it's don't go anywhere Pedersen, but what do you know: "Woffinden opens his night in race three against Nicki Pedersen – another man with rostrum ambitions – plus top-eight chasing Darcy Ward and wild card Aleksandr Conda." |
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Post by admin on Sept 7, 2013 8:22:20 GMT
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Post by admin on Sept 7, 2013 8:35:09 GMT
4th in the series and twice winner here, 13/8 Nicki Pedersen to reach the final looks the BOTD - I would say double up with Posh but they're a shade of odds on at 10/11 with Tomlin's state of mind still questionable - 4/1 Double though, not to be sniffed at |
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Post by admin on Sept 7, 2013 16:19:50 GMT
4th in the series and twice winner here, 13/8 Nicki Pedersen to reach the final looks the BOTD - I would say double up with Posh but they're a shade of odds on at 10/11 with Tomlin's state of mind still questionable - 4/1 Double though, not to be sniffed at Well good job I never bet odds on away football team: Posh drew 2-2 to stuff the double. Have just bet on Pedersen to reach the final. Ladbrokes online says that the most popular bet is Pedersen at 9/1 to win. I prefer to play safe, 13/8 for 1, 2, 3, 4 is a nice bet. Will not get rich but will not have the debt collectors calling either through chasing money! |
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Post by admin on Sept 7, 2013 20:42:47 GMT
4th in the series and twice winner here, 13/8 Nicki Pedersen to reach the final looks the BOTD - I would say double up with Posh but they're a shade of odds on at 10/11 with Tomlin's state of mind still questionable - 4/1 Double though, not to be sniffed at Well good job I never bet odds on away football team: Posh drew 2-2 to stuff the double. Have just bet on Pedersen to reach the final. Ladbrokes online says that the most popular bet is Pedersen at 9/1 to win. I prefer to play safe, 13/8 for 1, 2, 3, 4 is a nice bet. Will not get rich but will not have the debt collectors calling either through chasing money! Another good example of reasons not to bet  |
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Post by Hodgy on Sept 7, 2013 21:25:07 GMT
Well good job I never bet odds on away football team: Posh drew 2-2 to stuff the double. Have just bet on Pedersen to reach the final. Ladbrokes online says that the most popular bet is Pedersen at 9/1 to win. I prefer to play safe, 13/8 for 1, 2, 3, 4 is a nice bet. Will not get rich but will not have the debt collectors calling either through chasing money! Another good example of reasons not to bet On the contrary - backed Hampel last two GP's but didn't get round to it today. Doh!!! That was a great example as to why Speedway isn't gaining new support in numbers. |
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Post by admin on Sept 8, 2013 7:22:59 GMT
Another good example of reasons not to bet On the contrary - backed Hampel last two GP's but didn't get round to it today. Doh!!! That was a great example as to why Speedway isn't gaining new support in numbers. I did wonder with Hampel being one of your regular bets. Pedersen let me down, never even made the final (gate one is a ok but miss it and there is no plan b). However, fortunately had already got out of jail via the last race at Kempton. |
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Post by admin on Sept 8, 2013 7:47:43 GMT
DOODSON SLOVENIAN SGP SCORES:1 Jaroslaw Hampel 16, 2 Tai Woffinden 17, 3 Tomasz Gollob 16, 4 Niels-Kristian Iversen 11, 5 Nicki Pedersen 14, 6 Darcy Ward 10, 7 Greg Hancock 9, 8 Matej Zagar 8, 9 Krzysztof Kasprzak 8, 10 Fredrik Lindgren 8, 11 Antonio Lindback 7, 12 Martin Vaculik 5, 13 Aleksandr Conda 3, 14 Andreas Jonsson 3, 15 Ales Dryml 2, 16 Leon Madsen 1
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS:1 Tai Woffinden 134Paul Burbidge @paul_Burbidge - Britain's @woffinden108 has 20 point lead at #SGP summit after #SlovenianSGP. If it's 22 after #ScandiSGP, he's world champ in Stockholm 2 Emil Sayfutdinov 114 3 Jaroslaw Hampel 112 4 Nicki Pedersen 108 5 Niels-Kristian Iversen 101 - unbelievably lets in Smolinski, the 2014 Mario Jirout. 6 Greg Hancock 98 7 Matej Zagar 92 8 Tomasz Gollob 89, Paul Burbidge @paul_Burbidge - With Gollob and @d_Dublu_racing both on form ahead of the #SGP run-in. It'll be a terrific tussle for the top eight. #SlovenianSGP9 Chris Holder 82 - 2014 will get wildcard 10 Darcy Ward 78 - 2014 will get wildcard if misses top 8 11 Fredrik Lindgren 73 - is it the end for Fast Freddie? 12 Krzysztof Kasprzak 70 - 2014 through via challenge 13 Martin Vaculik 56 14 Andreas Jonsson 49 - what's happened to him 15 Antonio Lindback 42 16 Leon Madsen 14 17 Ales Dryml 13
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