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King's Lynn PSH Environmental Stars = 50
1. Richard Lawson (G) - 2', 1', 2', 1' = 6+4
2. Patryk Wojdylo - 3, 2, 3, 3, 0 = 11
3. Niels Kristian Iversen - 0, 1, 3, 3 = 7
4. Benjamin Basso - 3, 0, 2', 3 = 8+1
5. Nicolai Klindt - 3, 2, 3, 2, 3 = 13
6. Simon Lambert (G) - 3, 0, 0, R = 3
7. Anders Rowe - 1, 1, 0, 0 = 2
Sheffield Tru7group Tigers = 40
1. Jack Holder - 1, 3, 2, 3, 1' = 10+1
2. Kyle Howarth - 0, 2', 2, 1' = 5+1
3. Chris Holder - 1', 3, 1, 2, 2 = 9+1
4. Josh Pickering - 2, 1, 0, 2 = 5
5. Tai Woffinden - 2, 3, 1, 0 = 6
6. Jason Edwards - 2, 0, 0, 1' = 3+1
7. Dan Gilkes - 0, R, 1', 1' = 2+2
Heat Results
Heat 01: Wojdylo, Lawson, J.Holder, Howarth 5-1
Line Up: Lawson, Wojdylo, J.Holder, Howarth
Comments: Great start by both KL riders. Holder held up by Howarth on inside of 3rd/4th bend, and took another couple of laps to get into third.
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Heat 02: Lambert, Edwards, Rowe, Gilkes 4-2, 9-3
Line Up: Lambert, Rowe, Edwards, Gilkes
Comments: Quick start by both Tigers - but Lambert gets inside Gilkes off bend 2, then Lambert picked up grip 3rd/4th bend, as did Rowe, who then came under Gilkes at the same time. Edwards riding his tidy style up front, but Lambert made up a lot of ground and cut back under Edwards of Bend 4, Lap 3. Rowe also made up ground, but misjudged his effort on last two bends.
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Heat 03: Basso, Pickering, C.Holder, Iversen 3-3, 12-6
Line Up: Iversen, Basso, C.Holder, Pickering
Comments: FTG, with Tigers chasing hard. Iversen not in it.
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Heat 04: Klindt, Woffinden, Rowe, Gilkes (Ret) 4-2, 16-8
Line Up: Klindt, Rowe, Woffinden, Gilkes
Comments: FTG. Gilkes retired on 3rd lap at the back.
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Track grading.
Rob Lyon: I said to the boys, they proved last week they can do it, they've got to continues that form. We've signed Czech international and GP star, Jan Kvech. We don't have timescales for Michael (Palm Toft), thinking maybe 4-6 weeks, and Jan will come into the team in that place initially, but we've got room to manoeuvre.
Steve Brandon said he had a word with Woffinden in the pits, who confirmed he had picked the wrong gearing for his first ride.
Heat 05: J.Holder, Howarth, Iversen, Basso 1-5, 17-13
Line Up: Iversen, Basso, J.Holder, Howarth
Comments: Tigers fast away - Howarth not in line off bend 2 and Holder abandons him, but Howarth has no problem holding second. Basso nowhere.
Supported by Rails of Sheffield
Heat 06: Woffinden, Wojdylo, Lawson, Edwards 3-3, 20-16
Line Up: Lawson, Wojdylo, Woffinden, Edwards
Comments: Lawson looked fastest away, but Woffinden dominated the second bend. Wojdylo close-ish to Woffinden.
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Heat 07: C.Holder, Klindt, Pickering, Lambert 2-4, 22-20
Line Up: Klindt, Lambert, C.Holder, Pickering
Comments: Holder did the business from the start. Lambert spent the first two laps on the outside line, but really ws in no-man's land - Pickering passing him easily on the inside of Bend 4, Lap 2.
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Track grading.
Steve Brandon with Simon Stead: I think the track is in pretty good shape - I don't think it needs a grading as much as some tracks do - but it's happening after 4, 7, 11 as usual. I think the level of knowledge of the three top riders filters down. In general they're a great bunch of lads, and I think there's still more to come. If Jason Edwards and Dan Gilkes don't learn from the best, then they're daft aren't they?! (big grin on his face). We wish Jason Doyle a speedy recovery - he knows his body and feels it's the right thing to do - the GP certainly misses him. Whatever happens tonight, it's two legs.
Heat 08: Wojdylo, Howarth, Gilkes 3-3, 25-23
Line Up: Wojdylo, Rowe, Howarth, Gilkes
Comments: Wojdylo straight across from Gate 4. Good ride by Gilkes to hold his line, with Rowe again not able to find a line to challenge.
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Heat 09: Iversen, Basso, Woffinden, Edwards 5-1, 30-24
Line Up: Iversen, Basso, Woffinden, Edwards
Comments: Basso and Iversen get their act together, together, to take a comfy maximum - Basso made an impressive run around the outside of bends 1 & 2. Not sure what gearing Woffinden selected this time around!
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Heat 10: Wojdylo, Lawson, C.Holder, Pickering 5-1, 35-25
Line Up: Lawson, Wojdylo, C.Holder, Pickering
Comments: Wojdylo in charge on opening bends. Lawson surprised both Tigers on Bends 3 & 4 with a wide outside run to take second off Bend 4.
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Heat 11: Klindt, J.Holder, Howarth, Lambert 3-3, 38-28
Line Up: Klindt, Lambert, J.Holder, Howarth
Comments: Klindt anticipated the start perfectly. Holder had loads of speed, but had to scrub it off after running too close to Klindt bend 3, lap 2. Howarth held a good line to keep Lambert at bay.
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Interval & track grading.
Tai Woffinden: I know how to ride this place, but I'm not riding it well. I like riding rough and tricky tracks, this is a tricky one. All the boys are working hard in the pits. Took a tooth off the sprocket, but haven't got pace off the corner, so now going back the other way. Shortening the wheelbase to try to get more grip into, drive off the corners.
Nicolai Klindt: We have to focus on our starting. When you're at the start line, you have to try to beat everyone, but definitely for me it's good to beat Jack Holder and Tai Woffinden. We're trying to get more consistency. Jan Kvech coming in, a young guy, coming into the middle order, and hopefully bring a few more points.
Simon Lambert: I'm doing alright. Not making the starts, which is the story of my season. I've got good kit and the right mentality, just need to make some starts!
Heat 12: Iversen, C.Holder, Edwards, Rowe 3-3, 41-31
Line Up: Iversen, Rowe, C.Holder, Edwards
Comments: Iversen from the start, with Holder at the back - although he soon got through to second. Rowe tried some moves on Edwards, who held a steady line.
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Heat 13: J.Holder, Klindt, Lawson, Woffinden 3-3, 44-34
Line Up: Lawson, Klindt, J.Holder, Woffinden
Comments: FTG.
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KL's first victory against Sheffield - since the Tigers rejoined the Prem - at the 18th attempt!
Heat 14: Basso, Pickering, Gilkes, Lambert (Ret) 3-3, 47-37
Line Up: Basso, Lambert, Pickering, Gilkes
Comments: FTG. Lambert rolled slowly away from the tapes, looking downwards.
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Simon Stead: Chris Holder off Gate 1, Jack Holder off Gate 3. Disappointing - we've been outdated - not enough heat winners, too many last places. Riders haven't been able to find set-ups. A 5-1 in the last heat is what we need.
Ron Lyon: Patryk Wojdylo off 2, Nickolai Klindt off 4.
Heat 15: Klindt, C.Holder, J.Holder, Wojdylo 3-3, 50-40
Line-up: Wojdylo, Klindt, C.Holder, J.Holder
Comments: Sheffield take 1&3. Great ride by Klindt to cut back off Bend 2 to get between the Holders down the back straight. He might have been stuck on the outside, but then cut back off Bend 4 to pass C.Holder and go on to victory. Wojdylo suffers from the curse of a #2 being nominated for the last heat - having not ridden since Heat 10, he wasn't ever in it.
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Nikolai Klindt: I think we've surpassed a lot of people watching tonight. We have a good team, but just haven't clicked. I had Gate 4, which wasn't one of the best tonight. I knew Jack Holder would go wide, so I knew I had to cut backend get my wheels in line. What's happened earlier in the year is in the past - I'm riding for King's Lynn now. Looking at the scores, everyone were solid. Ten point lead, but it's a marginal one, we know how well they go round their own track - hopefully we get Tobiasz Musielak back, he's master round there. Jan Kvech should be well suited to KL track.
Second Leg well set-up!
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Comments:
Teams confirmed.
Nikolai Klindt: We've got two guests in who know this place very well. We've had a tough start, but we need to make this a stepping stone for the rest of the season.
Kyle Howarth: Team has gelled well. We want to get through to the Final.
King's Lynn take 1&3 in Heat 1. Sheffield have choice in Heat 15.
Tai Woffinden on the track walk. It's not an easy track, and I can understand why some people don't like it. I followed Tomas Topinka in around 2007-8 and realised the best way to ride this track. If you come into the first bend too tight, you miss the apex and go too wide. You need to come in wider and use the second bend to make a long back straight.
Steve Brandon: How important is it to use other rider's track knowledge? Woffinden: It is and it isn't - we all use different set-ups - you can get a rough ballpark for the gearing, and see how it goes.
Chris Holder: I used to really like this track! Very proud of what Jack is doing in the GP. I've had a rough few years, everything is good.
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Texter: BSN
Updater: oldcynic
King's Lynn PSH Environmental Stars = 50
1. Richard Lawson (G) - 2', 1', 2', 1' = 6+4
2. Patryk Wojdylo - 3, 2, 3, 3, 0 = 11
3. Niels Kristian Iversen - 0, 1, 3, 3 = 7
4. Benjamin Basso - 3, 0, 2', 3 = 8+1
5. Nicolai Klindt - 3, 2, 3, 2, 3 = 13
6. Simon Lambert (G) - 3, 0, 0, R = 3
7. Anders Rowe - 1, 1, 0, 0 = 2
Sheffield Tru7group Tigers = 40
1. Jack Holder - 1, 3, 2, 3, 1' = 10+1
2. Kyle Howarth - 0, 2', 2, 1' = 5+1
3. Chris Holder - 1', 3, 1, 2, 2 = 9+1
4. Josh Pickering - 2, 1, 0, 2 = 5
5. Tai Woffinden - 2, 3, 1, 0 = 6
6. Jason Edwards - 2, 0, 0, 1' = 3+1
7. Dan Gilkes - 0, R, 1', 1' = 2+2
Heat Results
Heat 01: Wojdylo, Lawson, J.Holder, Howarth 5-1
Line Up: Lawson, Wojdylo, J.Holder, Howarth
Comments: Great start by both KL riders. Holder held up by Howarth on inside of 3rd/4th bend, and took another couple of laps to get into third.
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Heat 02: Lambert, Edwards, Rowe, Gilkes 4-2, 9-3
Line Up: Lambert, Rowe, Edwards, Gilkes
Comments: Quick start by both Tigers - but Lambert gets inside Gilkes off bend 2, then Lambert picked up grip 3rd/4th bend, as did Rowe, who then came under Gilkes at the same time. Edwards riding his tidy style up front, but Lambert made up a lot of ground and cut back under Edwards of Bend 4, Lap 3. Rowe also made up ground, but misjudged his effort on last two bends.
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Heat 03: Basso, Pickering, C.Holder, Iversen 3-3, 12-6
Line Up: Iversen, Basso, C.Holder, Pickering
Comments: FTG, with Tigers chasing hard. Iversen not in it.
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Heat 04: Klindt, Woffinden, Rowe, Gilkes (Ret) 4-2, 16-8
Line Up: Klindt, Rowe, Woffinden, Gilkes
Comments: FTG. Gilkes retired on 3rd lap at the back.
Supported by Friends of Edinburgh Speedway www.foes.info/
Track grading.
Rob Lyon: I said to the boys, they proved last week they can do it, they've got to continues that form. We've signed Czech international and GP star, Jan Kvech. We don't have timescales for Michael (Palm Toft), thinking maybe 4-6 weeks, and Jan will come into the team in that place initially, but we've got room to manoeuvre.
Steve Brandon said he had a word with Woffinden in the pits, who confirmed he had picked the wrong gearing for his first ride.
Heat 05: J.Holder, Howarth, Iversen, Basso 1-5, 17-13
Line Up: Iversen, Basso, J.Holder, Howarth
Comments: Tigers fast away - Howarth not in line off bend 2 and Holder abandons him, but Howarth has no problem holding second. Basso nowhere.
Supported by Rails of Sheffield
Heat 06: Woffinden, Wojdylo, Lawson, Edwards 3-3, 20-16
Line Up: Lawson, Wojdylo, Woffinden, Edwards
Comments: Lawson looked fastest away, but Woffinden dominated the second bend. Wojdylo close-ish to Woffinden.
Supported by Memories Of Poole Pirates Speedway Club www.facebook.com/groups/859822440748832/
Heat 07: C.Holder, Klindt, Pickering, Lambert 2-4, 22-20
Line Up: Klindt, Lambert, C.Holder, Pickering
Comments: Holder did the business from the start. Lambert spent the first two laps on the outside line, but really ws in no-man's land - Pickering passing him easily on the inside of Bend 4, Lap 2.
Supported by Fina Watson Art finawatsonart.com
Track grading.
Steve Brandon with Simon Stead: I think the track is in pretty good shape - I don't think it needs a grading as much as some tracks do - but it's happening after 4, 7, 11 as usual. I think the level of knowledge of the three top riders filters down. In general they're a great bunch of lads, and I think there's still more to come. If Jason Edwards and Dan Gilkes don't learn from the best, then they're daft aren't they?! (big grin on his face). We wish Jason Doyle a speedy recovery - he knows his body and feels it's the right thing to do - the GP certainly misses him. Whatever happens tonight, it's two legs.
Heat 08: Wojdylo, Howarth, Gilkes 3-3, 25-23
Line Up: Wojdylo, Rowe, Howarth, Gilkes
Comments: Wojdylo straight across from Gate 4. Good ride by Gilkes to hold his line, with Rowe again not able to find a line to challenge.
Supported by DnD Media
Heat 09: Iversen, Basso, Woffinden, Edwards 5-1, 30-24
Line Up: Iversen, Basso, Woffinden, Edwards
Comments: Basso and Iversen get their act together, together, to take a comfy maximum - Basso made an impressive run around the outside of bends 1 & 2. Not sure what gearing Woffinden selected this time around!
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Heat 10: Wojdylo, Lawson, C.Holder, Pickering 5-1, 35-25
Line Up: Lawson, Wojdylo, C.Holder, Pickering
Comments: Wojdylo in charge on opening bends. Lawson surprised both Tigers on Bends 3 & 4 with a wide outside run to take second off Bend 4.
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Heat 11: Klindt, J.Holder, Howarth, Lambert 3-3, 38-28
Line Up: Klindt, Lambert, J.Holder, Howarth
Comments: Klindt anticipated the start perfectly. Holder had loads of speed, but had to scrub it off after running too close to Klindt bend 3, lap 2. Howarth held a good line to keep Lambert at bay.
Supported by STEVE REED says "NHS SCREENING COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE"
Interval & track grading.
Tai Woffinden: I know how to ride this place, but I'm not riding it well. I like riding rough and tricky tracks, this is a tricky one. All the boys are working hard in the pits. Took a tooth off the sprocket, but haven't got pace off the corner, so now going back the other way. Shortening the wheelbase to try to get more grip into, drive off the corners.
Nicolai Klindt: We have to focus on our starting. When you're at the start line, you have to try to beat everyone, but definitely for me it's good to beat Jack Holder and Tai Woffinden. We're trying to get more consistency. Jan Kvech coming in, a young guy, coming into the middle order, and hopefully bring a few more points.
Simon Lambert: I'm doing alright. Not making the starts, which is the story of my season. I've got good kit and the right mentality, just need to make some starts!
Heat 12: Iversen, C.Holder, Edwards, Rowe 3-3, 41-31
Line Up: Iversen, Rowe, C.Holder, Edwards
Comments: Iversen from the start, with Holder at the back - although he soon got through to second. Rowe tried some moves on Edwards, who held a steady line.
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Heat 13: J.Holder, Klindt, Lawson, Woffinden 3-3, 44-34
Line Up: Lawson, Klindt, J.Holder, Woffinden
Comments: FTG.
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KL's first victory against Sheffield - since the Tigers rejoined the Prem - at the 18th attempt!
Heat 14: Basso, Pickering, Gilkes, Lambert (Ret) 3-3, 47-37
Line Up: Basso, Lambert, Pickering, Gilkes
Comments: FTG. Lambert rolled slowly away from the tapes, looking downwards.
Supported by The Speedway Updates Team who have Dedicated this Heat in Memory of the Voice of Speedway: Nigel Pearson (1970-2022)
Simon Stead: Chris Holder off Gate 1, Jack Holder off Gate 3. Disappointing - we've been outdated - not enough heat winners, too many last places. Riders haven't been able to find set-ups. A 5-1 in the last heat is what we need.
Ron Lyon: Patryk Wojdylo off 2, Nickolai Klindt off 4.
Heat 15: Klindt, C.Holder, J.Holder, Wojdylo 3-3, 50-40
Line-up: Wojdylo, Klindt, C.Holder, J.Holder
Comments: Sheffield take 1&3. Great ride by Klindt to cut back off Bend 2 to get between the Holders down the back straight. He might have been stuck on the outside, but then cut back off Bend 4 to pass C.Holder and go on to victory. Wojdylo suffers from the curse of a #2 being nominated for the last heat - having not ridden since Heat 10, he wasn't ever in it.
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Nikolai Klindt: I think we've surpassed a lot of people watching tonight. We have a good team, but just haven't clicked. I had Gate 4, which wasn't one of the best tonight. I knew Jack Holder would go wide, so I knew I had to cut backend get my wheels in line. What's happened earlier in the year is in the past - I'm riding for King's Lynn now. Looking at the scores, everyone were solid. Ten point lead, but it's a marginal one, we know how well they go round their own track - hopefully we get Tobiasz Musielak back, he's master round there. Jan Kvech should be well suited to KL track.
Second Leg well set-up!
*************************
Comments:
Teams confirmed.
Nikolai Klindt: We've got two guests in who know this place very well. We've had a tough start, but we need to make this a stepping stone for the rest of the season.
Kyle Howarth: Team has gelled well. We want to get through to the Final.
King's Lynn take 1&3 in Heat 1. Sheffield have choice in Heat 15.
Tai Woffinden on the track walk. It's not an easy track, and I can understand why some people don't like it. I followed Tomas Topinka in around 2007-8 and realised the best way to ride this track. If you come into the first bend too tight, you miss the apex and go too wide. You need to come in wider and use the second bend to make a long back straight.
Steve Brandon: How important is it to use other rider's track knowledge? Woffinden: It is and it isn't - we all use different set-ups - you can get a rough ballpark for the gearing, and see how it goes.
Chris Holder: I used to really like this track! Very proud of what Jack is doing in the GP. I've had a rough few years, everything is good.
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