tadejslo
National League Reserve
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Post by tadejslo on Sept 9, 2018 21:07:22 GMT
So, I know there are still 2 GPs left to go, but the standing is taking its shape and I can't see it changing too much. If you were the one picking, who would you give the Wild Cards for the next season's GPs?
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Post by andout on Sept 9, 2018 21:27:04 GMT
So, I know there are still 2 GPs left to go, but the standing is taking its shape and I can't see it changing too much. If you were the one picking, who would you give the Wild Cards for the next season's GPs? If I had it my way I would give NO wild cards....I'd take the bottom eight and put them with the next eight that did not qualify from the GP Challenge and race one meeting in early spring to decide..... |
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tadejslo
National League Reserve
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Post by tadejslo on Sept 9, 2018 21:32:44 GMT
Interesting, but there's a guy who wasn't in SGP qualification competition that is pretty much one of the best in the league racing for a couple of seasons now - Leon Madsen. He definitely deserves a mention
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Post by valiantvue82 on Sept 20, 2018 12:40:51 GMT
Aside from the final top 8 GPs riders, why not take the next top rider in the average from each main league such as Poland, Sweden, Denmark, England added with top 3 from the GP qualifiers, and then a Wild Card (young rider) from the host country.
No other wild cards for those who didn't make the cut.
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hansen
GP Superstar
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Post by hansen on Oct 10, 2018 18:30:33 GMT
Leon Madsen got an wildcard.  NP out! |
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Post by andout on Oct 10, 2018 20:33:40 GMT
Leon Madsen got an wildcard. NP out! Yes we know.......won't be the same without NP he was box office even if I didn't appreciate his riding. |
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NP out!