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1997 Archive of International Speedway
Message Section
May 1997
Bucton v Lathallan(AL) by David Damm
Buxton
Neil Paynter 6
Richard Moss 10
Jamie Young 11
Paul Macklin 5
Jon Armstrong 13
Simon Tawlks 3
Paul Burnett 0
Lathallan
Peter Scully 11
David Stokes 0
Paul Taylor 4
Steven Mcallister 4
Steven Jones 6
Ross Brady 1
Ian Milne 2
steward Isherwood
Weather: raining before start and cold again! stop raining as meeting
started
Track Heavy and a bit difficult but tokk the weather well
Crowd between 100 and 200 a few regulers not attending including
people I check the details so apologies for any errors in the cold
Ht1 Moss Milne (res) Painter (pushed) Scully(f,ex) Stokes(inj)4-2 4-2
Stokes goess over wrong side on first, race is stopped all 4 back but
Stokes is injured. Scully overslides on first races is stopped agian.
Ht2 Young Taylor Macklin Mcallister 4-2 8-4
Young from gate
Ht3 Armstrong Tawlks Jones Brady(f) 5-1 13-5
Brady gates but can not hold on Falls Jones has a long push
Ht4(rr) Moss Taylor Mcallister (f ex) Painter(ret not under power)
3 2 16 7
Painter Machine problems Macllister falld Rerun Taylor gates seems to be
comforable but falls near end of race(4 lap 4 turn) and has to push home
Ht5Young Jones Brady Macklin(f x) 3 3 19 10
Macklin off first turn race is re run Brady gates but can not hold on
at a speed necessary to win
Ht6 Scully Armstrong Tawlks Milne(res) 3 3 22 13
Scully gates armstrong has not got quite enough tocatch him
Ht7 Painter Moss Jones Minle(res) Brady(x 2 mins) 5 1 27 14
Jones gates well but seems to be going faster than he is
comfortable with, looks for Buxton riders and both pass on the insides
easily as Jones puts up little resistance
Ht8 Scully Young Macklin Taylor(ts ex) 3 3 30 17
Taylor out at first attempt Scully from gate
Ht 9 Armstong McAllister(f awarded) Taylor(Fell x) Tawlks(fell) 3 2
33 19
Ref / Steward has to make a decision and gets it right Talks off
early 2nd lap Taylor gets into trouble McAllister fall/lays in down and
ploughs into the back of him, both off Taylor excluded. Taylor then
shows he has been training with the pros by gesticulaing at the ref
ht 10 Macklin Painter Jones Scully(ts fell) 5 1 38 20
Scully gates but falls while under no pressure easy 5 1
ht 11 Young Scully McAllicter Tawlks fx 3 3 41 23
Young gates Scully tries to go round him Young moves out on
4th turn ist lap to prevent pass. Scully perists in attempting outside
pass looking quicker than Young , Scully reluctant to take any
oportunity to dive down inside the usual Buxton passing manouvre
ht 12 Armstrong Moss Jones (ts) Brady 5 1 46 24
Comfortable 5 1Jones and Brady struggle
ht 13 Scully Amstrong McAllister Burneete 2 4 48 28
Scully gates Armstong again not got quite enough comfortable
3rd for Mcallister. Burnette (res 15 years) is sensable and rides for a
finish.
A good meeting on a track made difficult by the weather, not as much
passing/ genuine racing as away riders made a lot of blatant errors and
could not seem to get the balance right between finishing and trying too
hard.
--
David Damm
Another Comeback plus quick result, & Rumours by Terry Stonehouse
Hi
Must have been a bad weekend for more than one of us!!
Its 11:40pm Sunday and I have just got my PC working again. Not enough
time to key a match result in from Friday.
Results were :-
Peterborough 50 Coventry 40
Thundercats 52 Buxton 26
Jason Crump was superb with a 15 point maximum earned the hard way.
Excellent racing from messrs Crump, Andersen and Hancock. Tesar was very
poor again.
Full match report Monday PM.
Latest rumours from the fans , big pinch of salt needed :-
Tesar to retire, to be replaced by either Tod Wiltshire, Paul Thorpe or
Niklas Klinberg. I've no idea where they get their ideas from but it makes
interesting gossip!!
Cheers Terry
RE: GP Predictions by Peter White
>Lets hear your views>
My money is still on Jiri Stancl!
Peter White
Premier League Cup by John Lowe
With the large number of call-offs due to waterlogged tracks, the Premier
League Cup is heading for major fixture problems. How the outstanding fixtures
are to be cleared by the appointed day escapes me.
In the Northern Section, Glasgow has been very badly hit with home and away
matches postponed and have five matches to complete. Newcastle is almost as
badly hit with four fixtures to go.
In the Southern Section, Skegness have yet to complete their second home
fixture. They will have to stage triple or quadruple headers at this rate.
Is their any provision to allow the cup fixtures to be spill over into June?
If so what will the implications for the Green Sheet averages which could be
delayed still further (to August?).
Why were cup matches not used to compute CMAs. Since the cup qualifying round
is based on groupings corresponding to half the respective league, this could
have been used without undue bias to the figures.
This would have cleared up all the arguments about abuse of rider replacement
and guests on unrealistic averages. The promoters appear to have stumbled into
the current situation without thinking about the implications.
John Lowe
RE: Premier League Cup by Glenn Russell
John Lowe
Thanks for your posting.
The points you have made are sensible.
Promoters for years have been guilty of not thinking things through properly
in every country in the world. It is magnified much more in Britain because
of the "At times" complex nature of the league structures.
I just wish one winter that no changes are made, and that the next season,
is steady as she goes, but then again I could be accused of believing
in the tooth fairy.
Regards
Glenn Russell
Kyrketorp Trophy at Skovde by Jonas Holmqvist
Simon Wigg was in a class of his own in Sunday's longtrack event at Skovde. Wigg
easily won all of his five races, including the five-lap final for the Kyrketorp
Trophy. This was Wigg's second appearance at the famous Skovde circuit, his
first one being as long ago as 1980.
The 1997 event also included the Nordic Championship. Runner-up in the final was
Denmark's Jens Peter Nielsen, which meant that he retained the Nordic Longtrack
title he won last year. Third overall and silver medalist in the Nordic
Championship was Swede Niklas Karlsson. The bronze medal went to Norwegian Willy
Tjessem.
KYRKETORP TROPHY AT SKOVDE, MAY 11
Simon Wigg (England) 20
Niklas Karlsson (Sweden) 19
Jens Peter Nielsen (Denmark) 18
Willy Tjessem (Norway) 14
Janne Koivula (Finland) 12
Jari Ahlbom (Finland) 11
Nicklas Finne (Finland) 10
Detlef Conradi (Germany) 10
Peter Andersson (Sweden) 9
Martin Linder (Sweden) 9
Mikael Reinholdsson (Sweden) 8
Per-Ola Claesson (Sweden) 7
Bo Kristensen (Denmark) 4
Steffan Juister (Denmark) 3
Tomas Aronsson (Sweden) 2
Kjell-Roine Heia (Norway) 0
A-final (Kyrketorp Trophy): Wigg,Nielsen,Karlsson,Tjessem,Ahlbom,Koivula (ef).
B-final (Falkeby Cup):
Conradi,Claesson,Finne(fx),Linder(fx),Reinholdsson(ef),Andersson(ns).
Jonas Holmqvist
Arne Bergstrom by Jonas Holmqvist
Arne Bergstrom, known as Father Wolf or Sweden's Mr. Speedway, died on Sunday at
the age of 83 years. Bergstrom was widely regarded as the man who has done most
for Swedish speedway. He was Vargarna manager and national team manager for many
years, including the golden era during the fifties and sixties when Sweden
dominated the world speedway scene. He was also the man behind the introduction
of league racing in Sweden. Prior to that he had convinced the Swedes to adopt
the British points scoring system. Meetings had earlier been decided by the
fastest time and many people were sceptical against the new system, which
finally turned out to be a great success. Bergstrom attended his last meeting
just a week before his death and was also able to witness his beloved Vargarna
team's return to the Elite League earlier the same week.
Jonas Holmqvist
World Under 21 qualifier at Elgane by Jonas Holmqvist
The result of Sunday's World Under 21 Championship qualifier at Elgane.
Unfortunately I do not have the full result.
Andreas Jonsson (Sweden) 13+3
Nicki Pedersen (Denmark) 13+2
Charlie Gjedde (Denmark) 13+1
Jesper B Jensen (Denmark) 12
Tobias Johansson (Sweden) 9
Emil Lindqvist (Sweden) 8+3
Kenneth Borgenhaug (Norway) 8+2
Kjell Tonnesen (Norway) 8+1
Bjorn Gustavsson (Sweden) 8+0
Joonas Kylmakorpi (Finland) 6
Peter Karlsson (Sweden) 5
Jonas Holmqvist
RE: Premier League Cup by John Stoneman
Wasn't this predicted on the list?
Regards
John Stoneman
> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Lowe [SMTP:John-Lowe@msn.com]
> Sent: Monday, May 12, 1997 3:16 AM
> To: Internet Speedway Fan Club List
> Subject: Premier League Cup
>
> With the large number of call-offs due to waterlogged tracks, the
> Premier
> League Cup is heading for major fixture problems. How the outstanding
> fixtures
> are to be cleared by the appointed day escapes me.
>
>
Re: Edinbugh v. Sheffield by Mick Ibbotson
Edinburgh duly recorded their biggest win of the season against
the poor travellers, Sheffield.
But not as poor as Edinburgh away...63-27
If both teams had been but 6 riders as at Sheffield, the score
may have been quite different...
Mick
BSPA Website (again) by David Rowe
I see that the BSPA site has undergone changes to distinguish KO Cup
fixtures from Elite League matches.
But there are still some interesting errors, the best of which is a mysterious
Kings Lynn 41 Coventry 49 result.
Now hopefully this is telling us something, but to my knowledge that fixture
was cancelled in early April, and hasn't been rearranged!!
I saw Five-One at the weekend, and congratulations to John Stoneman - an excellent article.
Cheers, David Rowe, University of Warwick
Coventry v Kings Lynn by David Rowe
An absolute disaster for Coventry, but full credit to Kings Lynn - any other result
would have been an injustice.
COVENTRY 42 KINGS LYNN 48
B.Andersen 3 3 2 1'1' 10(2) S.Wigg 2 3 1 1 2 9
S.Bowes M 2'1'2 E 5(2) S.Tacey 1'2'E 0 1' 4(3)
G.Hancock 3 3 3 2 2 13 S.Parker 2 1 3 1 1 8
A.Smith 1 0 2'2 3 8(1) B.Brhel 0 E 2'3 3 8(1)
J.Jorgensen 2 1 0 0 2 5 T.Topinka 1 2 3 3 0 9
P.Smith 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 C.Stonehewer 3 1'0 3 3 10(1)
Ref - Ronnie Allan - nothing really to do.
The meeting was held up for an hour to get the track fit for racing after
a heavy shower at 6.00. Coventry probably wish they'd simply called the
meeting off.
Ht 1:Andersen, Wigg, Tacey, P.Smith, Bowes(min), 65.6 3-3 3-3
How you can miss heat 1 having had an extra hour to prepare should take
some explaining!
Ht 2:Hancock, Parker, A.Smith, Brhel, 65.4 4-2 7-5
Smith and Parker battled for second, with Smith passing Parker at the end
of lap one and then Parker repeating the move next time around.
Ht 3:Stonehewer, Jorgensen, Topinka, P.Smith, 65.5 2-4 9-9
Ht 4:Andersen, Bowes, Parker, Brhel(ef), 65.7 5-1 14-10
Lucky for Cov. Brhel led all the way, from Andersen, with Bowes fending off
Parker. Brhel ef on last corner, and Bowes held on to second place.
Ht 5:Hancock, Topinka, Stonehewer, A.Smith, 65.4 3-3 17-13
Smith gated but made an unusual move on the first bend and dropped from
first to last.
Ht 6:Wigg, Tacey, Jorgensen, P.Smith, 65.9 1-5 18-18
From the gate, and Coventry's weak pairing now apparent. Jorgensen never
did like wet tracks - but everyone else apart from Paul Smith managed.
Ht 7:Topinka, Andersen, Bowes, Stonehewer, 65.4 3-3 21-21
Good race, and good win for Topinka.
Ht 8:Hancock, A.Smith, Wigg, Tacey(ef), 65.4 5-1 26-22
Tacey twice nearly crashed into the back of Smith before appearing to lose
his chain and rearing violently amidst a shower of sparks. This delayed
Wigg and resulted in a Bees 5-1 by about half a lap.
Ht 9:Parker, Brhel, P.Smith, Jorgensen, 65.5 1-5 27-27
Embarrassing for Jorgensen as, having been squeezed out at the first bend,
he made no impression on Smith.
Ht10:Topinka, A.Smith, Andersen, Tacey, 65.4 3-3 30-30
Ht11:Brhel, Hancock, Wigg, P.Smith, 63.9 2-4 32-34
Brilliant ride from Brhel, by far the quickest of the night and proving
that there wasn't much wrong with the track.
Ht12:Stonehewer, Bowes, Parker, Jorgensen, 64.5 2-4 34-38
Ht13:A.Smith, Wigg, Tacey, P.Smith, 65.7 3-3 37-41
Everyone cheering for Andy Smith!!! after he rode a good first lap
to keep Wigg back. Paul Smith predictably last by some distance.
Ht14:Brhel, Jorgensen, Parker, Bowes(ef), 64.9 2-4 39-45
Had Bowes kept going, it would have gone to the last race, but yet another
bike failure. Jorgensen just managed to scoot (not slide) round to beat
Parker.
Ht15:Stonehewer, Hancock, Andersen, Topinka, 64.6 3-3 42-48
Golden Helmet (CANNOT call it Gauntlet!): Hancock, Brhel, 64.5
Brhel made the best gate, but Hancock slipped inside him coming out of
the second bend.
So Coventry lost it really from Jorgensen and Paul Smith's uncompetitive
displays. Andy Smith certainly couldn't be faulted for his efforts.
Brhel and Stonehewer (guesting for injured Hurry) were the Kings Lynn
match-winners, with Brhel probably riding better than I've ever seen him.
Coventry have two weeks off now, so we may see more changes before then.
Cheers,David Rowe, University of Warwick
GP Predictions by Rafal Baranowski
Here is my 8:
Tomasz Gollob, Hans Nielsen, Billy Hamill, Tony Rickardsson,
Greg Hancock, Slawomir Drabik, Piotr Protasiewicz, Cris Louis
As you see there was no place for:
Henka Gustafsson (poor in his last matches in Poland - 3pts at home
with Leszno, and 4 pts in Torun yesterday - I saw him)
Jimmy Nilsen - good this year, but I don't like him, because of his
poor starts for GKM Grudziadz few years ago.
All Poles have good fast and reliable bikes and I hope they will
survive in Top 8, and Tomasz Gollob with one from first three places
and medal.
Regards,
Rafal Baranowski
Re: Edinbugh v. Sheffield by Roger Pilkington
If both teams had been but 6 riders as at Sheffield, the score may
have been quite different...
I take it you mean that if the monarchs had had Peter Carr rather
than the (not so) heat leader Kosonen plus if Blair Scott had been
fit rather than using under performing subs, that the Monarchs would
have pushed for a draw away and thrashed Sheffield even more at home!
Roger P.
Under 21 World Speedway Championship by Rafal Baranowski
It looks like it's more difficult to qualify in Polish eliminations than in
world qualifying round itself.
Pardubice (Czech Republic)
1 Pawel Staszek (Poland- GKM Grudziadz) 15
2 Michal Makovsky (Czech Republic) 14
3 Bartlomiej Bardecki (Poland - Wroclaw) 13
4 Marian Jirout (Czech Republic) 12
5 Dryml (Czech Republic) 10
6 Richardsson (England) 10
Ludvigslust (Germany)
1 Tomasz Rempala (Poland- Tarnow) 15
2 Mirko Wolter (Germany) 14
3 Grzegorz Walasek (Poland - Zielona Gora) 12
4 Sanchez (Germany) 11
5 Stuart Robson (England) 8
6 Scott Nichols (England) 8
Prelog (Croatia)
1 Rafal Dobrucki (Poland-Pila) 12+3
2 Volf (Czech Republic) 12+2
3 Seketa (Hungary) 12+1
4 Rafal Kowalski (Poland - Pila) 11
5 Zganec (Croatia) 10
6 Kubes (Czech Republic) 10
In Daugavpils (Lotvia) won Pawel Lecki from Poland - Ostrow
In semi-finals (Pfaffenhofen & Gniezno) host country has one rider.
From Poland it's Tomasz Cieslewicz from Gniezno who is favourite to
win at his hometrack.
Regards, Rafal Baranowski
Re: GP Predictions by Dave Love Stein:
>>>>>>>>>
Andy Smith in third place in this years GP?
He won`t even start in the first one!!
If this prediction goes through I`ll pay Mick a plane-ticket to Hawaii!!!
>>>>>>>>>
If it's a one-way ticket, I might start cheering for Potato Head! 8-))
Cheers, Dave
RE: Premier League Cup by Dave Love
John Lowe said:
>>The promoters appear to have stumbled into
>>the current situation without thinking about the implications.
So what's new?
Cheers, Dave
Sweden - League results by Jonas Holmqvist
DIVISION ONE - NORTH
Getingarna's first home match against Team Viking will take place at Hallstavik
on May 15. Getingarna's remaining home fixtures this spring will be held at
Nykoping.
DIVISION ONE - SOUTH
Saturday's match between Nassjo and Korparna was rained off and will be
re-staged on May 19.
DIVISION TWO - NORTH
Mariestad, May 3
TEAM HAGFORS 35: Daniel Nermark 10,Henrik Tolkstam 9,Bjorn Hansen 8,
Anders Sohlberg 6,Anders Agmell 2.
HUSARERNA 30: Kaj Laukkanen 9,Patrik Gustavsson 9,Fredrik Pettersson 5,Tony
Sundstrom-Rahlen 4,Hakan Astrom 3.
MARIESTAD 28: Emil Kramer 8,Per-Ola Claeson 7,Magnus Karlsson 6(younger brother
of Peter and Mikael),Mikael Strom 4,Mikael Klingberg 3.
STJARNORNA 15: Freddie Eriksson 7,Robin Johansson 5,Rickard Sedelius 3,Peter
Helleday 0,Dennis Asplund 0.
DIVISION TWO - SOUTH
Norrkoping, May 3
NJUDUNGARNA 36: Magnus Haraldsson 10,Thomas Ljung 9,Mattias Gustavsson 6,Tobias
Gustavsson 6,Daniel Aspegren 4.
ULVARNA 29: Jimmy Nicander 10,Mathias Karlsson 9,Tomas Karlsson 7,Morgan Qvist
2,Tommy Johansson 1.
WISBY 24: Trygve Jensen 8,Joonas Kylmakorpi 7,Mattias Appelgren 6,Jimmy Owetz 3.
DACKARNA 18: Tony Zetterstrom 6,Mikael Karlsson 6,Andreas Kasperzyk 6,John
Jensen 0,Joakim Gunnarsson 0.
Vetlanda, May 11
1st NJUDUNGARNA
2nd SKEPPARNA
3rd ULVARNA
4th DACKARNA
DIVISION THREE - SOUTH
Karlstad, May 1
GOTEBORG 45: Johan Karlsson 12,Carl-Fredrik Andersson 11,Per Wiklander 9,Niklas
Eriksson 8,Tomas Aronsson 5.
SOLKATTERNA 38: Jonathan Forsgren 9,Mathias Stromberg 9,Christer Finnson 9,Jonas
Stromberg 7,Anders Agmell 4.
TEAM LMS 21: Niklas Andersson 9,Henrik Sernefalk 4,Patrik Johansson 4,Gerry
Malmstrom 4.
LEJONEN: Walk Over. The Lions refused to ride because of poor track conditions.
Jonas Holmqvist
Re: Recipes for Ruthy by Ruth Lawton
Hi Mick, Thanks for the funnies, I thought the Dave Love one was a corker,
and he's got a good one back on you!!! I've been off work for two weeks so I
am a long way behind on my messages and there are still 226 to go (and I've
been at work for three hours already!!)
Ruth
World Junior Championship Semi Final Draw by metent@globalnet.co.uk
The draw for the semi-finals of the World Junior Championship is as follows:
GNIEZNO, Poland 13.07.97
1. Jesper Jensen (DK)
2. Rafal Dobrucki (PL)
3. Tobias Johansson (S)
4. Ales Dryml (CZ)
5. Kristian Andersen (DK)
6. Tomasz Rempala (PL)
7. Roman Povazhny (RUS)
8. Marian Jirout (CZ)
9. Andreas Jonsson (S)
10. Grzegorz Walsek (PL)
11. Stuart Robsob (GB)
12. Richard Wolff (CZ)
13. Pavel Lencki (PL)
14. Diego Sanchez (D)
15. PZM Nominated Rider
16. Leigh Lanham (GB)
R1. Laszlo Szatmari (H)
R2. Matej Ferjan (SLO)
PFAFFENHOFEN, Germany 13.07.97
1. Martin Kubes (CZ)
2. Lee Richardson (GB)
3. Mirko Wolter (D)
4. Rafal Kowalski (PL)
5. Michael Makovsky (CZ)
6. Nigel Sadler (AUS)
7. Stefan Bachhuber (D - OMK Nominated Rider)
8. Krunoslav Zganec (H)
9. Emil Lindqvist (S)
10. Pawel Staazek (PL)
11. Nikki Pedersen (DK)
12. Sandor Fekete (H)
13. Bartolomiej Bardecki (PL)
14. Charlie Gjedde (DK)
15. Scott Nicholls (GB)
16. Patrick Dybeck (S)
R1. Craig Watson (AUS)
R2. Kenneth Borgenhaug (N)
No. of riders by country (incl. reserves):
Poland = 8
Czech Republic = 5
Denmark = 4
Great Britain = 4
Sweden = 4
Germany = 3
Hungary = 3
Australia = 2
Russia = 1
Slovenia = 1
Norway = 1
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World Junior Championship Results by metent@globalnet.co.uk
ELGANE, Norway 11.05.97
1: Andreas Jonsson (S) 13 + 3
2: Nicki Pedersen (DK) 13 + 2
3: Charlie Gjedde (DK) 13 + 1
4: Jesper Jensen (DK) 12
5: Tobias Johnasson (S) 9
6: Emil Lindqvist (S) 8 + 3
7: Kenneth Borgenhaug (N) 8 + 2
8: Kjell H Toennessen (N) 8 + 1
9: Bjoern Gustavson (S) 8 + 0
10: Joonas Kylmakopri (SF) 6
11: Bjarne Pedersen (DK) 6
12: Peter Karlsen (S) 5
13: Juha Makela (SF) 4
14: Tage Skretting (N) 4
15: Hans Andersen (DK) 3
16: Juha Ristiharju (SF) 0
LUDWIGSLUST, Germany, 11.05.97
1: Tomasz Repala (PL) 3 3 3 3 3 15
2: Mirko Wolter (D) 2 3 3 3 3 14
3: Gregorz Walasek (PL) 3 3 3 2 1 12
4: Diego Sanchez (D) 3 0 3 3 2 11
5: Stuart Robson (GB) 1 2 X 2 3 8
6: Scott Nicholls (GB) 2 2 2 2 R 8
7: Craig Watson (AUS) 2 3 X 3 N 8
8: Brett Woodifield (AUS) 1 2 1 R 3 7
9: Roy Verbrugge (NL) 1 1 1 2 2 7
10: Steffen Mell (D) 0 1 2 1 2 6
11: Pavel Navratil (CZ) 3 0 0 1 1 5
12: Theo Pijper (NL) 2 0 N 1 2 5
13: Bevan Compton (SA) 0 1 2 R R 3
14: Chris Slabon (CAN) 0 2 R 0 1 3
15: Jeromy Azals (F) 1 1 0 1 0 3
16: David Azals (F) 0 R 2 0 R 2
Res: Bjoern Droeger (D) N N 1 N 1 2
PARDUBICE, Czech Republic, 11.05.97
1: Pawel Staszek (PL) 15
2: Michael Makovsky (CZ) 14
3: Bartholomiej Bardecki (PL) 13
4: Marian Jirout (CZ) 12
5: Ales Dryml (CZ) 10
6: Lee Richardson (GB) 10
7: Laszlo Szatmari (H) 7
8: Bobby Eldridge (GB) 6
9: Vladimir Dubinin (RUS) 6 (I think that's his name - FAX from FIM
is unclear)
10: Sandor Freckso (H) 6
11: Tomas Hejtek (CZ) 4
12: Milan Manev (BUL) 4
13: Buck Blair (USA) 4 Not bad Bucky, keep working at it!
14: Roman Kalirin (RUS) 3
15: Andrej Niederland (SK) 2
16: Martin Dolenek (CZ) 0
Res: Kvetzoslav Sebela (CZ) 2
Res: Tomas Kotek (CZ) 0
DAUGAVPILS, Latvia 11.05.97
1: Pavel Lencki (PL) 14
2: Kristian Andersen (DK) 13
3: Leigh Lanham (GB) 12
4: Patrick Dybeck (S) 12
5: Nigel Sadler (AUS) 11
6: Roman Povazhny (RUS) 10
7: Konstsntin Kornev (RUS) 8
8: Daniel Rath (D) 6
9: Paul Lee (GB) 6
10: Radek Smolik (CZ) 6
11: Oleksandr Ksenjuk (UKR) 5
12: Vladimyr Bobalo (UKR) 5
13: Miroslav Stens (CZ) 4
14: Anatoliy Zhabchyk (UKR) 2
15: Maksim Andreyev (LAT) 1
(Only 15 names on the official results sheet)
Sorry, no result as yet from PRELOG, Croatia, but the qualifiers were:
Rafal Dobrucki (PL), Richard Wolff (CZ), Martin Kubes (CZ), Rafal Kowalski
(PL), Krunoslav Zhanec (H), Sandor Fekete (H), (Res) Matej Ferjan (SLO)
Thanks to TBM and the press officers at the tracks for supplying the above.
See seperate message for semi-final draw
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