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2000 North American Archive of International Speedway
Message Section
June 13, 2000
From: G.Russell@cchs.usyd.edu.au
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Gosford Meeting Number 9 (Finale)
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 06:42:17 +1000
Gosford Speedway on the N.S.W. Central Coast staged meeting number 9 of the
1999/2000 season on Sunday. This was the final meeting under the Terry
Poole banner.
The format of the meeting was the usual scratch and handicap racing in both
Solo and Sidecar Divisions.
Results as follows;-
Solos
B and C Handicap Jack Stevens (30), Dave Stevens (20), Jaye Stevens (10)
B Grade Scratch Dave Booth, Shane Haggarty, Leigh Fernance
A Grade Scratch Mick Poole, Stephen Davies, Dean Wiseman
Stars Scratch Heat 1 Wiseman, Poole, Fernance (fell n/s in re run), Booth
(fell exc)
Heat 2 Davies, Haggarty, Rod McDonald, Ben Shields (fell n/s in rerun)
Consolation Ben Shields, Jay Stevens, Jack Stevens
Final Davies, Poole, Wiseman, Haggarty
B and C Handicap Jack Stevens(30), Jaye Stevens(10), Dave Stevens(20)
Stars Handicap Ben Shields (50), Poole (90), Davies (90)
Open Handicap Ht 1 Shields (50), Poole (90), Paul Parlett (Gate)
Ht2 Jaye Stevens (10), Davies (90), Dave Stevens (20)
Consolation Haggarty (60) No other finisher. Only 3 starters
Final Shields (50), Davies (90), Parlett (Gate), Poole (90) (fell and
remounted)
10 Lap Feature Poole (90), Shields (50), Jay Stevens (10)
Sidecars
Stars Scratch Grant Bond, Chris Pym, Steve Houston
Sidecar Shoot out Ht1 Houston, Bond, Pym, Greg Allen
Ht2 Bond, Pym, Houston
Final (2 Laps) Bond, Pym 32.55 (new 2 lap record)
Stars Handicap Houston (60), Pym (80), Bond (80)
Sidecar King of the ring. A series of elimination 2 lap races
1) Greg Allen beat Alana Harrington
2) Steve Houston Beat Allen
3) Chris Pym beat Houston
4) Chris Pym beat Grant Bond to win the King of the Ring
Super 6 Lapper Houston (60), Alana Harrington (Gate), Bond
(80) 1.25.31 (new record). This does not sound like a correct time,
and I suspect that they only did 5 laps.
And so this brings to a close the first chapter in the history of Gosford
Speedway. Terry Poole has done a sterling job getting the track opened
initially, and then keeping it running under often difficult circumstances
over the last 8 years. I personally would like to thank him for his efforts
and wish him well in whatever he does in the future.
From various sources it would seem David Tapp is going to widen the track
so as to accommodate 6 riders at the gate in Solos and 5 at the gate in
Sidecars. The first meeting under the new regime will be on Saturday
October 7th one week after the Olympics finish.
Regards
Glenn Russell
Glenn Russell
Computer Operations Supervisor
Cumberland Campus
The University of Sydney
NSW
Australia
From: G.Russell@cchs.usyd.edu.au
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Swedish Grand Prix
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 06:52:37 +1000
On the weekend thanks to a co worker at Gosford I was fortunate enough to
be given a video of the Swedish GP from Linkopping.
For what it is worth here are my observations.
Referee Wolfgang Glass really did not have a good day.
In Heat 15 I though Billy Hamill was extremely hard done by. Jimmy Nilsen
was the guilty party in that. Sure he had passed Hamill by the time he
fell, but the contact was made in the act of passing.
In Heat 22 the collision between Crump and Gollob with Crump hitting the
fence extremely hard was on of the worst if the worst I have ever seen.
Crump is lucky to be alive in my opinion. Had a crash of that magnitude
happened at one two tracks in Australia with concrete fences then I doubt
Jason would have survived. That new air fence certainly helped him. Who was
at fault is difficult to determine. Like the Hamill/Nilsen contretemps
Gollob was just about past Crump, but to me Gollob seemed to lock up
slightly just at the vital moment. The fact that Crump went hurtling into
the fence at a rate of knots might have given the referee the impression
that Crump was pushed pretty hard.
The Final Heat 24. NO doubt Loram was at fault. As we all know Mark is not
a dirty rider and he just made a mistake. It was similar to the
Nilsen/Hamill coming together. No doubt in my mind that Rickardson was
extremely unfortunate to be excluded.
As I said earlier Mr Wolfgang Glass did not have a good day.
Regards
Glenn Russell
Glenn Russell
Computer Operations Supervisor
Cumberland Campus
The University of Sydney
NSW
Australia
From: G.Russell@cchs.usyd.edu.au
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Rusty Harrison
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 08:50:56 +1000
While I have not seen much of Rusty Harrison, in fact only one meeting the
2000 Australian Final, I think that the latter half of the British season
is a good time to put a newcomer from the other side of the world in a
British Team.
With most of the young Aussies saddled with a 8-9 point starting average
putting a new Aussie in at the end of the season where his club is not
performing that well,so he can get a "real" average for 2001 would be a
good idea wouldn't it. Sometimes you have to take a step backwards to go
forwards and in my view with Glasgow not exactly having a great season, the
signing of young Harrison might be a good investment. Remember he has
ridden in an Australian Final so he is not a complete mug.
I certainly wish him well and I hope not too much pressure is put on him at
too early a stage.
Regards
Glenn Russell
Glenn Russell
Computer Operations Supervisor
Cumberland Campus
The University of Sydney
NSW
Australia
From: anthonymcguire@dingoblue.net.au
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: RE: Gosford Meeting Number 9 (Finale)
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 08:57:35 +1000
Glenn,
will you be still infield commentating alongside, Australia's own
version of Dave Lanning, Mr Ross Allen. The track would be a poorer place
without your 2 familiar voices booming out over the track speakers, i hope
D.T. does upgrade them as well!!...cheers Anthony
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Behalf Of G.Russell@cchs.usyd.edu.au
Sent: Tuesday, 13 June 2000 6:42 AM
To: Internet Speedway Fan Club List
Subject: Gosford Meeting Number 9 (Finale)
Gosford Speedway on the N.S.W. Central Coast staged meeting number 9 of the
1999/2000 season on Sunday. This was the final meeting under the Terry
Poole banner.
The format of the meeting was the usual scratch and handicap racing in both
Solo and Sidecar Divisions.
Results as follows;-
Solos
B and C Handicap Jack Stevens (30), Dave Stevens (20), Jaye Stevens (10)
B Grade Scratch Dave Booth, Shane Haggarty, Leigh Fernance
A Grade Scratch Mick Poole, Stephen Davies, Dean Wiseman
Stars Scratch Heat 1 Wiseman, Poole, Fernance (fell n/s in re run), Booth
(fell exc)
Heat 2 Davies, Haggarty, Rod McDonald, Ben Shields (fell n/s in rerun)
Consolation Ben Shields, Jay Stevens, Jack Stevens
Final Davies, Poole, Wiseman, Haggarty
B and C Handicap Jack Stevens(30), Jaye Stevens(10), Dave Stevens(20)
Stars Handicap Ben Shields (50), Poole (90), Davies (90)
Open Handicap Ht 1 Shields (50), Poole (90), Paul Parlett (Gate)
Ht2 Jaye Stevens (10), Davies (90), Dave Stevens (20)
Consolation Haggarty (60) No other finisher. Only 3 starters
Final Shields (50), Davies (90), Parlett (Gate), Poole (90) (fell and
remounted)
10 Lap Feature Poole (90), Shields (50), Jay Stevens (10)
Sidecars
Stars Scratch Grant Bond, Chris Pym, Steve Houston
Sidecar Shoot out Ht1 Houston, Bond, Pym, Greg Allen
Ht2 Bond, Pym, Houston
Final (2 Laps) Bond, Pym 32.55 (new 2 lap record)
Stars Handicap Houston (60), Pym (80), Bond (80)
Sidecar King of the ring. A series of elimination 2 lap races
1) Greg Allen beat Alana Harrington
2) Steve Houston Beat Allen
3) Chris Pym beat Houston
4) Chris Pym beat Grant Bond to win the King of the Ring
Super 6 Lapper Houston (60), Alana Harrington (Gate), Bond
(80) 1.25.31 (new record). This does not sound like a correct time,
and I suspect that they only did 5 laps.
And so this brings to a close the first chapter in the history of Gosford
Speedway. Terry Poole has done a sterling job getting the track opened
initially, and then keeping it running under often difficult circumstances
over the last 8 years. I personally would like to thank him for his efforts
and wish him well in whatever he does in the future.
From various sources it would seem David Tapp is going to widen the track
so as to accommodate 6 riders at the gate in Solos and 5 at the gate in
Sidecars. The first meeting under the new regime will be on Saturday
October 7th one week after the Olympics finish.
Regards
Glenn Russell
Glenn Russell
Computer Operations Supervisor
Cumberland Campus
The University of Sydney
NSW
Australia
From: nick@patrol.i-way.co.uk
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Re: [speedway] Reading 46 Newport 44
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 00:01:30 +0100
Flippin heck!
Reading tried to do an England by throwing away a good lead tonite but just
failed - despite still trying hard to complete their suicide in heat 15!
Reading's horrorshow included - 2 falls, 1 heat 15 two minutes ef, and FIVE
further efs.
The biggest problem was Paul Clews who dropped a hatful of points due to
THREE shed chains.
Armnado stopped at the tapes in heat 15 with what looked like some sort of
terminal clutch problem, failed to start heat 10 at all and fell in heat 6,
remounting.
All in all Newport who looked sunk without hope after heat 5 (22-8 down)
were allwoed back into the meeting with three succcessive 5-1s although the
Appleton/ Neath pair deserves credit for a deserved maximum in heat 7 over
Dicken and Norris.
Reading were 44-40 up going into the last race and suffered Castagna failing
to get his bike started on the line as it lurched into the tapes.
Norris was his replacement.
Horror of horrors the Newport pair of Henriksson and Appleton led but the
stupendous Morris heaved around the impressive Appleton to claim a deserved
Reading win.
Reading
A Castagna (3.F/r.R.3.M) 6
(Another nightmare night for Castagna - who won heat 1 emphatically after an
early challenge from Henriksson dissolved to nothing. After a fall - whilst
2nd was it? -and an ef on the line won Reading's vunerable heat 13 dusting
off Henriksson again before a crippled bike cost hima third crack at the
Swede. Despite his woes he looked better tonight - if that makes sense...)
P Clews (R.1.R.2) 3
(Also had a mare. Three successive thrown chains saw points disappear all
over the shop. Can't tell whether it was a bike problem or not that led to
his being passed by Neath in heat 8 but he had Appleton beaten before an ef
cost him second. Andy beat him again in heat 10 but he passed Neath in this
to end up with something for a wretched night!)
P Morris (2'.3.3.3.2) 13+1
(So close to that elusive max and looked a class act. Terrific pass of
Appleton in heat 3 after big pressure. Then again his pass of the splendid
Appleton to win the match in heat 15 was top drawer.
Once again magnificent.)
K Marsh (3.2'.2'.2) 9+2
(Despite the green tinged comments from certain Swindonians Kris is looking
a hugely improved rider lately. Another terrific score - beat Appleton,
Henriksson and Howe before losing out on his max to that man Appleton in
heat 14. Really Excellent)
L Dicken (3.1.2.F/r) 6
(Adequate guesting show - looked great beating the surprisngly limited Howe
in heat 4 but thereafter had real problems with the turns locking up badly
on turn 3 in all of his rides. Fell whilst giving his all v Henriksson and
Howe - so Reading were pleased with his commitment.
Looked worse than his last visit many moons ago with Hull?)
M Norris (2'.R.1'.1'.0) 4+3
(Another showing improved form - neither Herne, Courage or Armstrong looked
good enough to beat him)
S Colvin (3.1.1.0) 5
(Great heat 2 win - blotted his copybook again by losing to Herne in heat 12
looking bereft of passing ideas.)
Newport
A Henriksson (2.1.3.2.3) 11
(Two late wins made his score a creditable one - but he looked pedestrian
early on, particulaly easilly held by Marsh behind Morris in heat 5. Came
good when the track was at its slickest in heat 15 - and darn nearly won the
Wasps a highly unlikely looking draw for his efforts. Good knock.)
J Armstrong (1'.0.0) 1+1
(Woeful - miles behind . Gifted a 1+1 by a Clews ef - if Jon ain't carrying
a knock then Newport need to make changes here.)
C Neath (0.2'.3.1.2) 8+1
(A total enigma at Reading - hopelessly last in heat 3, then a paid win in
heat 7 over Dicken. Looked impressive winning heat 8 - but was it Clews bike
that flattered him? - then easilly passed by Clews in the next race. Which
is the real Chris Neath? )
B Howe (2.3.1.1') 7+1
(Probably cost Newport the match. I hadn't realised what a limited rider
Howe could be - he just wouldn't try and pass on the inside and couldn't
pass Dicken when he looked to be far better in his first race. I think he
would have beaten Armando in heat 6, but other than that he nhardly
threatened.)
L Herne (1.2'.1'.0) 4+2
(Hugely flattering score considering he only beat Colvin in heat 12 when
admittedly he rode for four laps under pressure and didn't crack.
5-1'd in heat 2, then gifted a 2+1 in heat 6 by a Castagna fall and a Clews
ef. Still he kept on riding determinedly so deserves some credit)
C Courage (0.0.0) 0
(Hopelessly tailed off at a track wherehe has dominated second half races -
I can only think he was carrying a knock or has totally lost his confidence.
Never looked like scoring.)
Nick
PS Nathan Murray unlikely to ride for Reading but currently only Berwick
have Reading's permission to talk to him...
From: nick@patrol.i-way.co.uk
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Reading 46 Newport 44
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 00:11:28 +0100
eeek!
Forgot Newport's man of the match:
A Appleton (1.3.2'.3.3.1) 13+1
(ooooo! How good does this boy look now???
It makes me cry that Newport have landed the local Reading youngster
especially after a show like this one.
Twice beaten from the back by Phil Morris - crucially in heat 15 - but
Newport's strong mid match performance was really down to his solid
riding,
despite his fortune in heat 8 when Clews conked out. Beat Marsh well in
heat
14 to keep the Wasps alive - but had to admit defeat to Morris in 15 but
never gave up.
Fantastic show - a number one of the not too distant future.)
Sorry about that
Nick
From: tony@fortframes.cz
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: RE: Startlist Nordic Final at Elgane 18.06.00
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 08:44:12 +0200
Hallo Stein
Please, will you go to Elgane? Could you get a copy of programme for me?
Regards
Tony Skach
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From: eralvi@inn.nl
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Re: WC Longtrack Semifinal 1 Stadskanaal/NL
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 16:28:57 +0200
Hi all,
I have to correct this message. Only the first 8 and number 9 as reserve are
qualified for the finals. This is because of the fact that in all finals
there will be two wild card riders.
Erik Vissering, clerk of the course in Stadskanaal
www.knmv-baansport.nl
postmaster@knmv-baansport.nl
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Van: tw@ubcom.net
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Verzonden: maandag 12 juni 2000 20:22
Onderwerp: WC Longtrack Semifinal 1 Stadskanaal/NL
> WC Longtrack Semifinal 1 Stadskanaal/NL 12th June 2000
>
> 1. Paul Hurry GB 5 4 4 5 18
> 2. Zdenek Schneiderwind CZ 5 4 4 5 16
> 3. Bernd Diener D 5 5 5 5 20
> 4. Matthias Kroger D 4 3 5 4 16
> 5. Fabrice Ostyn F 2 5 4 3 14
> 6. Glen Cunningham GB 3 5 1 4 13
>
> 7. Theo Pijper NL 4 2 3 3 12
> 8. Maik Groen NL 3 4 3 2 12
> 9. Kenneth Borgenhaugh N 2 2 5 2 11
> 10. Joonas Kylmakorpi S 1 4 4 4 13
> 11. Erik Eijbergen NL 4 1 2 2 9
> 12. Christophe Dubernard F 3 3 2 1 9
>
> 13. Shane Parker AUS 0 2 2 3 7
> 14. Enrico Janoschka D 2 1 1 1 5
> 15. Paul Knott GB F 1 1 1 3
> 16. Philippe Ostyn F 0 0 0 0 0
> 17. Jim Groen NL 1 0 0 0 1
> 18. Janne Koivula FIN 1 0 0 0 1
>
> Qualified for the World Gras and Longtrack Championchip: first 9 riders +
> 10th as reserve rider for the first GP.
> Semifinal 2 will be in Pfarrkirchen/D next sunday.
>
> Thilo
From: ESSMEYER@t-online.de
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Re: Speedway Links
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 17:37:40 +0200
----- Original Message -----
From: rovers@direct.ca
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2000 10:38 PM
Subject: Speedway Links
> Hi:
>
> These links are apparently defunct, and so will be removed from the
Shale
> Shifter and BSPA links pages accordingly. If anyone knows of new URLs
for
> these sites, please let me know and I'll list them again.
>
> Thanks,
> Tim Wilde
>
>
>
> Swedish Sites:
> http://dataphone.se/~vmk (Gamarna)
> http://www.smkhedemora.meshcom.se/isracing.htm (Hedemora)
> http://hem.passagen.se/haol3748/index (Indianerna Speedway)
> http://sfs.hultsfred.se/ (Serieforeningen Svensk)
> http://www.hultsfred.se/users/m/mija/speedeng.htm (Swedish Speedway)
>
>
Hi!
Here are the URLs for
Serieföreningen Svensk Speedway: http://www.speedway.nu/sf/
Indianerna : http://www.indianerna.nu/
Hedemora: http://hem.passagen.se/smk/
At least three of them...
Regards,
Susanne
From: wladmoto@astercity.net
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: GRand Prix Polski / Grand Prix of Poland = Wroclaw = 1 Lipiec / July 2000
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 18:23:30 +0300
Hej, Wszyscy - Hi, All!
FIM poinformala wlasnie faxem, ze Stale Biuro Speedway Grand Prix przyznalo
wolne numery na powyzsza GP nastepujacym zawodnikom:
The FIM informed just now by fax that the Speedway Grand Peix Permanent
Bureau has nominated the following riders as Wild Cards for the above
mentioned event:
Draw No & Riding / Nr pozyc. & Nr startowy No 23 = Robert SAWINA - PZM
POL
Draw No & Riding / Nr pozyc. & Nr startowy No 24 = Sebastian ULAMEK - PZM
POL
The following starting positions numbers has been balloted (permanent riding
numbers in the brackets):
Wylosowano nastepujace numery pozycji startowych (stale numery startowe w
nawiasach):
1 (6) Jason CTRUMP - AUS
2 (16) Mark LORAM - GBR
3 (21) Todd WILTSHIRE - AUS
4 (1) Tony RICKARDSSON - SWE
5 (3) Jimmy NILSEN - SWE
6 (2) Tomasz GOLLOB - POL
7 (8) Ryan SULLIVAN - AUS
8 (5) Leigh ADAMS - AUS
9 (12) Mikael KARLSSON - SWE
10 (10) Chris LOUIS - GBR
11 (13) Carl STONEHEWER - GBR
12 (11) Billy HAMILL - USA
13 (18) Antonin KASPER - CZE
14 (4) Joe SCREEN - GBR
15 (7) Greg HANCOCK - USA
16 (9) Stefan DANNOE - SWE
17 (15) Henrik GUSTAFSSON - SWE
18 (14) Brian KARGER - DEN
19 (22) Rafal DOBRUCKI - POL
20 (19) Peter KARLSSON - SWE
21 (20) Brian ANDERSEN - DEN
22 (17) Andy SMITH - GBR
23 (23) Robert SAWINA - POL
24 (24) Sebastian ULAMEK - POL
Pozdrawiam / Regards -
Wladyslaw or (wlp)
Wladyslaw Pietrzak
Tel. / Phone & fax (+48 22) 840 1373
Kom. / Mobile (+48) 601 338 702
E-mail wladmoto@astercity.net
motoinfo@astercity.net
From: tw@ubcom.net
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Re: WC Longtrack Semifinal 1 Stadskanaal/NL
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 16:58:21 +0200
> I have to correct this message. Only the first 8 and number 9 as reserve
> are qualified for the finals. This is because of the fact that in all
> finals there will be two wild card riders.
fuck, I wish Kylmakorpi would be in, he has a very spectacular riding style.
What is this bloody wild card thing for ? There will be riders of all
participating nations in the GP, so its unnecesary to have them.
Thilo
--
Thilo Wunderlich tw@ubcom.net
From: micchris@inet.uni2.dk
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Wild cards for GP Wroclaw
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 21:42:06 +0200
Speedway Grand Prix Permanent Bureau has nominated
Robert Sawina and
Sebastian Ulamek
As Wild Cards for GP Wroclaw 1. July 2000
BTW: FIM has got a renewed homepage at www.fim.ch
Regards
Michael Christiansen
From: nikulin@hotmail.com
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Swedish Elite League Round 7
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 15:04:33 PDT
Monday
Team Svelux v Ornarna 60-36
Tuesday
Team Svelux v Vargarna 55-41
Indianerna v Kaparna 58-38
Masarna v Ornarna 59-37
Valsarna v Smederna 48-47
Rospiggarna v Vastervik 51-45
All details at www.speedway.nu
*********************************************************
* Jonas Holmqvist E-mail: nikulin@hotmail.com *
* ICERACING - The most spectacular sport in the world! *
*********************************************************
From: swaalen@online.no
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Sweden Tonight
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 23:49:10 +0200
Results
------------------
Valserna 48
Mikael Karlsson 1`-1-1-2`-0 = 5+2
Daniel Nermark 2-tex-0-0 = 2
Rune Holta 3-1-1-3-1-3 = 12
Stefan Dannö 0-3-3-3-2`-3 = 14+1
Sam Ermolenko 2-1-3-3-0 = 9
Pavel Ondrasik fex-N-f-0-N = 0
Björn G. Hansen 2-1`-1-N-2` = 6+2
Smederna 47
Mark Loram 3-2-3-2`-2 = 12+1
Magnus Zetterström 0-0-2`-1-1 = 3+1
John Cook 2-3-f-1-1` = 7+1
Scott Nicholls 1`-3-2`-3-1` = 10+3
Billy Hamill 3-2-2-ef-2 = 9
Daniel Andersson 3-2`-0-1 = 6+1
Rikard Sedelius ef-ex-0-0 = 0
* Valserna were behind most of the match, but three 5-1`s in the last 6 races saw
them snatch the win.
Attendance: 1220
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Indianerna 58
Henrik Gustaffson 3-3-3-2`-0 = 11+1
Kaj Laukkanen ef-tex-2`-1`-1 = 4+2
Piotr Protasiewicz 2`-3-3-2-3 = 13+1
Antonin Svab 3-1-1-3 = 8
Lars Gunnestad 3-1`-2`-3-3 = 12+2
Robert Eriksson 2-0-1`-2-2 = 7+1
Patrick Dybeck 1`-2-0-0 = 3+1
Kaparna 38
Peter Karlsson 2-2-3-3-3-2 = 15
Shane Parker 1`-0-0-1-2 = 4+1
Brian Karger 1-1-0-0 = 2
Jaroslaw Hampel 0-3-0-0-0 = 3
Rafael Dobrucki 2-0-1`-1-1` = 5+2
Per Wiklander 0-N-N-N = 0
Joonas Kylmäkorpi 3-1`-0-2-2-1 = 9+1
* Only Peter Karlsson and reserve Joonas Kylmäkorpi put up some form of resitanse for
Kaparna in this match
Attendance: 1369
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Masarna 59
Tony Rickardsson 3-2-3-3-0 = 11
Gary Havelock 2`-3-1`-1-1 = 8+2
Tony Kasper 2-3-3-3-3 = 14
Peter I. Karlsson 1`-2`-1-1` = 5+3
Leigh Adams 3-3-2-1-3 = 12
Benny Olsson 1-1-1-2 = 5
Niklas Aspgren 3-0-0-1` = 4+1
Örnarna 37
Emil Kramer 0-1-0-N = 1
John Jörgensen 1-0-2-1`-ef-2 = 6+1
Jason Lyons 3-3-2-3-0-1` = 12+1
Christer Rohlèn 0-1`-0-0 = 1+1
Niklas Klingberg 2-0-2-2-2-2 = 10
Tomas Olsson ef-2-N-0 = 2
Per-Ola Klasson 2-0-N-3 = 5
* Maserna won easily through their three GP riders, and a coming to swedish-form Gary
Havelock.
Attendance: 2823
--------------------------------
Rospiggarna 51
Andreas Jonsson 2-1`-1-0-1 = 5+1
Erik Stenlund 1`-3-2-1-0 = 7+1
Greg Hancock 3-2-3-3-2` = 13+1
Per Jansson 1-N-N-N = 1
Ryan Sullivan 3-3-3-2-3 = 14
Mikael Teurnberg 1-1-0-1-1` = 4+1
Freddie Eriksson tex-1-0-3-2-1 = 7
Västervik 45
Todd Wiltshire 3-1-2-2-3-0 = 11
Craig Boyce 0-3-0-0 = 3
Robert Johansson 2-0-N-N
Matej Ferjan 0-2-3-ef-2` = 7+1
Jacek Gollob 2-2-2-1-1 = 8
Jörgen Hultgren 3-0-fex-0 = 3
Patrik Olsson 2`-0-1`-3-2-3 = 11+2
* The match was exiting up to the last heat, as Patrick Olsson and Metej Ferjan got a
5-1 for Västervik in heat 15, and the team needed at least a 4-2 in the last heat to
get a surprising draw. Sullivan and Hancock prevented that beating Wiltshire and
Gollob for the maksimum score in heat 16.
Attendance: 1720
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Team Swelux 55
Stefan Andersson 1`-2`-3-2-N = 8+2
Rafael Okoniewski 2-1`-3-2-0 = 8+1
Joe Screen 3-3-3-1`-2 = 12+1
Dean Barker 0-1-2`-0 = 3+1
Sebastian Ulamek 3-2-2-1`-3 = 11+1
Hans N. Andersen 2`-1-0-0 = 3+1
Piotr Paluch 2`-2-2`-1-2` = 10+2
Vargarna 41
Peter Nahlin 3-2-3-2`-3-1 = 14+1
Stefan Ekberg ef-0-1-3-1-ef = 5
Niklas Karlsson 2-0-3-0-1 = 6
Jason Crump 1`-3-1-ef = 5+1
Jimmy Nilsen 2-1-1-3-3 = 10
Mark Keast 0-0-0-N = 0
Jimmy Jansson 1-0-0-N = 1
* A poor preformance by Vargarna who lost to an improving Swelux side.
Attendance: 1012
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The reigning champions, Valserna now leads the table 3 points from Rospiggarna , but
with one match in hand. Kaparna, Masarna and Swelux are two more points behind
Rospiggarna, but Kaperna also has run a match less than the league-leaders.
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Table:
Valsarna, Hagfors 7 6 0 1 359-310 15
Rospiggarna, Hallstavik 6 5 0 1 312-264 12
Kaparna, Göteborg 6 4 0 2 311-265 10
Masarna, Avesta 7 3 2 2 359-313 10
Svelux, Målilla 7 4 0 3 351-320 10
Vargarna, Norrköping 7 3 1 3 325-345 8
Indianerna, Kumla 7 3 0 4 329-343 7
Västervik, Västervik 7 2 0 5 321-350 5
Smederna, Eskilstuna 7 1 1 5 315-355 3
Örnarna, Mariestad 7 1 0 6 277-394 2
Stein
From: apovey@netcomuk.co.uk
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List"
Subject: Result updates from Reading's Northern Tour.
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 18:44:12 -0000
Please remember that for all those not attending this week's Reading
away meetings at:
Hull - Wednesday 13th June
Sheffield - Thursday 14th June
You will still be able to find out the latest score updates and all the
scorers during the meeting, using the Reading Speedway On-Line Away
Results Service.
Martin Phillips and myself will be ringing Nick with updates throughout
both meetings and Nick will then update the away results bulletin board.
Any other relevant news throughout the tour will also appear on the
bulletin board.
You can access the latest score updates/ news by following the link on
the homepage at www.readingspeedway.com or on the fixtures page.
I will update the website as normal when I return home sometime Friday.
Andy
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Reading Speedway On-Line
www.readingspeedway.com
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