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July 25, 2000

From: G.Russell@cchs.usyd.edu.au
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List" 
Subject: Fox Sports Elite League
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 07:44:21 +1000

Pleased to say that the Elite League finally made the Fox screens last 
night at 11:30pm.

The match shown was Eastbourne V Coventry.

Next telecast is Friday 28/7 at 8:30pm and then three weeks in a row on 
Friday at 7:30pm.

Regards
Glenn Russell

Glenn Russell
Computer Operations Supervisor
Cumberland Campus
The University of Sydney
NSW
Australia
From: karl.iat@dial.pipex.com
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List" 
Subject: RE:Wolves Vs Eastbourne
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 08:09:46 +0100

In reply to Mark:

Yes, it's true.  Paul rode over the weekend and finished 4th in the A
final, as shown below.  There have been lots of instances this year
where riders are fit to ride in one meeting but not another (eg the GPs)
and it seem to be increasing - if they have asked for a day off then
should the R/R facility be allowed?

Cheers

Karl

WM-Auftakt in Jübek,  22./23.07.2000

A-Finale:
 1. Kelvin Tatum (17 Vorlaufpkt)
 2. Matthias Kröger (13)
 3. Antonin Svab (17)
 4. Paul Hurry (17)
 5. Kenneth Borgenhaug (14)
 6. Glen Cunningham (13)
From: tw@ubcom.net
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List" 
Subject: Re: Paul Hurry
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 09:23:54 +0200

> looked like beating a Wolves rider. The only sour note on a fine Eagles
> performance are the reports  on the internet that the "injured" Paul Hurry
> was actually fit enough to qualify for the final of a Longtrack meeting
> the day before... is this true - any comments?

It was not just 'a longtrack meeting'. It was the first round of the World 
Championchip and he finished fourth overall. I spoke to him and he 
had a lot of pain in his shoulder (cut or damaged ligaments) and two 
broken ribs. Its currently much easier for him to ride on a longtrack than 
on the speedway. Kelvin Tatum who has won the meeting is still suffering 
from his crash last year (broken hip). He is able to ride on the longtrack 
but not speedway as you need a lot of power in your leg.

See http://www.speedway.org/ergebnisse/2000/juebek/index.html for 
more.

Thilo
-- 
Thilo Wunderlich                       tw@ubcom.net
From: sboz@vtown.com.au
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List" 
Subject: The Crump file
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 17:51:01 +1000

Howdy all,

This weeks 'crump file' column from Jason Crump is now 
posted on the 'Speedway Bikes of Oz' site. It now should appear each 
tuesday, and Ryan Sullivan's 'sulli's slant' appears each thursday.

Cheers,

Peter Henderson
Gold Coast, Queensland
'Speedway Bikes of Oz'
http://plhenderson.tripod.com/index.htm 
From: wladmoto@astercity.net
To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List" 
Subject: Tomasz Gollob injured this morning! 
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 10:54:07 +0300

Hi, All -
Two Mercedes cars crashed to-day at 5 a.m. near of Pniewy (30 miles to the
west  from Poznan). Tomasz Gollob, who was one of the passengers was taken
to hospital at Szamotuly and preliminary medical diagnosis states  fracute
of the collarbone. Tomasz is transported now to the hospital in Bydgoszcz
and according to Leszek Tillinger, the Manager of Polonia Club, it seems
that a surgery will be necessary.
Sorry, for Tomasz!
Regards -
Wladyskaw or (wlp)

Wladyslaw Pietrzak
Phone & fax  (+48 22) 840 1373
Mobile (+48)  601 338 702
E-mail wladmoto@astercity.net
           motoinfo@astercity.net

Wladyslaw Pietrzak
0  601 338 702
Tel. & fax  (+48 22) 840 1373
wladmoto@astercity.net
From: stvmagro@tig.com.au
  To: "Internet Speedway Fan Club List" 
  Subject: Rory is ready
  Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2000 07:34:36 +1000
  
  Rory Schlein - who turns 16 in just over one month - will
  make his debut on a 500cc machine in Adelaide this coming
  summer after winning the recent Australian Junior Championship in Darwin.
  With an outstanding pedigree behind him (his father Lyndon was a top line
  sidecar rider in the 1980s), Rory will travel with his parents to England in
  March next year.
  Schlein has been having talks with a U.K team as he has British ancestry and
  the young man is looking to a bright start.
  "I am really lucky.  I'm going to give it my best shot as I love speedway,
  the racing and the people you meet.  Mum and Dad have given me the best
  opportunity to do what I love, so it's all up to me now."
  The young teenager hopes to follow in the wheel tracks of form
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