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Post by admin on May 7, 2017 16:02:12 GMT
FIM SPEEDWAY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS:
1 Fredrik Lindgren 16
2 Martin Vaculik 16
3 Patryk Dudek 13
4 Jason Doyle 12
5 Emil Sayfutdinov 12
6 Greg Hancock 11
7 Matej Zagar 10
8 Niels-Kristian Iversen 9
9 Tai Woffinden 8
10 Piotr Pawlicki 7
11 Bartosz Zmarzlik 6
12 Chris Holder 6
13 Maciej Janowski 6
14 Nicki Pedersen 3
15 Antonio Lindback 2
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Post by admin on May 12, 2017 16:12:27 GMT
1 N. Pedersen (12) G. Hancock (45) C. Holder (23) M. Janowski (71)
2 M. Vaculik (54) T. Woffinden (108) P. Pawlicki (777) B. Zmarzlik (95)
3 F. Lindgren (66) M. Zagar (55) P. Pawlicki (16) E. Sayfutdinov (89)
4 N. Iversen (88) P. Dudek (692) A. Lindback (85) J. Doyle (69)
5 J. Doyle (69) N. Pedersen (12) M. Vaculik (54) P. Pawlicki (16)
6 P. Dudek (692) F. Lindgren (66) G. Hancock (45) P. Pawlicki (777)
7 M. Zagar (55) N. Iversen (88) T. Woffinden (108) C. Holder (23)
8 M. Janowski (71) B. Zmarzlik (95) E. Sayfutdinov (89) A. Lindback (85)
9 P. Pawlicki (777) A. Lindback (85) N. Pedersen (12) M. Zagar (55)
10 E. Sayfutdinov (89) M. Vaculik (54) N. Iversen (88) G. Hancock (45)
11 B. Zmarzlik (95) P. Pawlicki (16) C. Holder (23) P. Dudek (692)
12 J. Doyle (69) M. Janowski (71) F. Lindgren (66) T. Woffinden (108)
13 T. Woffinden (108) E. Sayfutdinov (89) P. Dudek (692) N. Pedersen (12)
14 G. Hancock (45) J. Doyle (69) B. Zmarzlik (95) M. Zagar (55)
15 A. Lindback (85) C. Holder (23) F. Lindgren (66) M. Vaculik (54)
16 P. Pawlicki (16) P. Pawlicki (777) M. Janowski (71) N. Iversen (88)
17 N. Pedersen (12) B. Zmarzlik (95) N. Iversen (88) F. Lindgren (66)
18 P. Pawlicki (16) G. Hancock (45) T. Woffinden (108) A. Lindback (85)
19 C. Holder (23) E. Sayfutdinov (89) J. Doyle (69) P. Pawlicki (777)
20 M. Vaculik (54) P. Dudek (692) M. Zagar (55) M. Janowski (71)
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Post by admin on May 13, 2017 8:07:33 GMT
Early Saturday and not many markets up: is the GP losing its sting? No doubt Cardiff will get the annual 40,000 but the SGP bears little resemblance to British Speedway as it did in its early years. Most of the riders are like strangers (Britain is devoid of top class talent) and the Australian sounding Brit can't even be arsed to ride in the country he represents (although our annually weakened product isn't that appealing to be fair), says it all really!  |
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Post by Hodgy on May 13, 2017 16:22:06 GMT
Early Saturday and not many markets up: is the GP losing its sting? No doubt Cardiff will get the annual 40,000 but the SGP bears little resemblance to British Speedway as it did in its early years. Most of the riders are like strangers (Britain is devoid of top class talent) and the Australian sounding Brit can't even be arsed to ride in the country he represents (although our annually weakened product isn't that appealing to be fair), says it all really! View AttachmentAlways look forward to the GP's. Give these guys a decent track and they will entertain. A little dabble on Fast Freddie for this one, that's a first. As for British Speedway, the season started promising with many reporting increased crowds. Doubling up, Guests, R/R, delays, self interest and poorly prepared tracks will cause the usual decline in numbers. All very disappointing. |
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Post by Deleted on May 13, 2017 16:53:23 GMT
Early Saturday and not many markets up: is the GP losing its sting? No doubt Cardiff will get the annual 40,000 but the SGP bears little resemblance to British Speedway as it did in its early years. Most of the riders are like strangers (Britain is devoid of top class talent) and the Australian sounding Brit can't even be arsed to ride in the country he represents (although our annually weakened product isn't that appealing to be fair), says it all really! View AttachmentAlways look forward to the GP's. Give these guys a decent track and they will entertain. A little dabble on Fast Freddie for this one, that's a first. must admit I've had a few quid on Emil and Pedersen |
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Post by admin on May 14, 2017 14:55:10 GMT
Always look forward to the GP's. Give these guys a decent track and they will entertain. A little dabble on Fast Freddie for this one, that's a first. Well this delivered that's for sure. Too many Poles for me. Thought that I'd be used to them  I thought Lindgren was shot a few years ago but he's back as good as ever  WARSAW SGP OF POLAND SCORES: 1 Fredrik Lindgren 16, 2 Maciej Janowski 16, 3 Jason Doyle 15, 4 Martin Vaculik 10, 5 Tai Woffinden 13, 6 Bartosz Zmarzlik 12, 7 Patryk Dudek 9, 8 Niels-Kristian Iversen 9, 9 Piotr Pawlicki 7, 10 Chris Holder 6, 11 Emil Sayfutdinov 6, 12 Antonio Lindback 6, 13 Nicki Pedersen 5, 14 Greg Hancock 4, 15 Przemyslaw Pawlicki 3, 16 Matej Zagar 1
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS: 1 Fredrik Lindgren 32
2 Jason Doyle 27
3 Martin Vaculik 264 Maciej Janowski 22 5 Patryk Dudek 22 6 Tai Woffinden 21 7 Bartosz Zmarzlik 18 8 Niels-Kristian Iversen 18 9 Emil Sayfutdinov 18 10 Greg Hancock 15 11 Piotr Pawlicki 14 12 Chris Holder 12 13 Matej Zagar 11 14 Antonio Lindback 8 15 Nicki Pedersen 8 |
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Post by Bigcatdiary on May 16, 2017 10:33:47 GMT
Great GP and more than made up for the first one from Krsko, nice to see some new faces on the rostrum this year as well.
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