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15 october 2009 7:28 pm look out jason crump! tomasz gollob is ready to gatecrash the party this weekend's polish grand prix could spring the speedway surprise of the decade if tomasz gollob or emil sayfutdinov end up being crowned world champion. jason crump would have to have an absolute stinker but anything is possible now he is injured. crump has a comfortable 17-point lead but with the aussie struggling to come back from a nasty arm injury, who would bet against gollob going through the card in his own backyard at bydgoszcz? if gollob, who has won six of the last 11 gp’s at bydgoszcz, collected the full 24 points on offer, crump would have to score at least eight to clinch the title. and after scoring just four points at the italian grand prix, crump could have his work cut out. it would certainly be cruel on crump if he didn’t claim his third world championship after building up such a big lead but i think few would be disappointed if gollob won the title, as he is one of the best riders never to have won it. sayfutdinov cannot be ruled out either but for him to claim a rostrum place in his rookie gp season would be an absolutely outstanding achievement. the young russian has been a breath of fresh air in the gp series and he is just what the organisers, bsi, wanted. of course, surprise packet magnus zetterstrom has gone and really put the cat amongst the pigeons after winning the gp challenge. he's 38 in december and the last thing bsi wanted was somebody like zetterstrom qualifying for next year’s series. they are itching to get new blood in the grand prix and want more sayfutdinovs. thankfully, for them, young aussie chris holder – and poland’s jarek hampel - did qualify from the gp challenge. and holder, especially, is a welcome addition to the series. the fight for who finishes eighth in poland will be another fascinating element to saturday’s grand prix. nicki pedersen, kenneth bjerre, hans andersen, fredrik lindgren and rune holta are all in the mix – but i bet holta – at 36, doesn’t get a seeded place from the ageist bsi in 2010 if he’s finishes outside the top eight. as for great britain, chris harris has certainly found his form recently after qualifying for the semi-finals of the last gp in italy and finishing runner-up at the elite league riders’ championship. purely, on the basis there is no brit - other than maybe teenager tai woffinden, i expect harris, who is also current british champion, to receive a wildcard for the fourth successive year in 2010 – not that i’m saying that is necessarily right. i had championed lee richardson’s inclusion but i don’t think it’s going to happen – particularly after he withdrew from the elrc with sickness. he was easily the best brit at the world cup but the elrc could have given him a great chance to put himself in the gp shop window. as for woffinden, he will have his doubters, but who’s to say he couldn’t make a similar impact in the grand prix to sayfutdinov. obviously, bsi have to pick at least one brit - especially if they want to attract fans to the british grand prix at cardiff – but word is they will vouch for two which could mean harris and woffinden. sweden’s antonio lindback and matej zagar of slovenia could come into the reckoning but one or both their inclusions could depend on whether holta qualifies and whether bsi go for just one brit. after poland, when we have a new world champion and the top eight has been decided, let the debate begin. october 15, 2009 | permalink | comments (1) | trackback (0) share this article: digg it del.icio.us reddit newsvine nowpublic stumbleupon facebook myspace fark 14 september 2009 12:15 am jason crump cannot afford to play russian roulette with emil sayfutdinov the question is can emil sayfutdinov do it? can he overhaul jason crump’s 26-point lead at the top of the speedway grand prix standings with two rounds to go? it’s unlikely but the young teenage russian sensation is certainly not going to give up without a fight after going through the card at the slovenian grand prix. seven wins, 24 points. a marvelous display by sayfutdinov. crump certainly hasn’t looked himself in the last two grands prix and will no doubt be looking over his shoulder at satfutdinov and realising that the russian is not that far behind. crump did do all the hardwork at the start of the season by winning three out of the first five gps but it just goes to show how complacency can begin to set in when you think it’s all sewn up. i still think crump will do it but sayfutdinov could make it go down to the last grand prix in poland at least. the evergreen tomasz gollob got himself on the podium again – his fifth of the year –and it looks to be a straight battle with greg hancock, who finished on nine, for the bronze medal. as for rune holta. well he certainly has saved the best til last hasn’t he? thirty four of his 77 points have come in his last two grands prix. he’s now just three points off the final qualifying spot – so who knows he could end up eliminating nicki pedersen! the world champion, currently eighth, reached only his second final of year – although incredibly he only had 10 points to show for it. he did a miss a gp but it really has not been the dane’s year. nonetheless, there's no doubt he will get a seeded place if he doesn’t finish in the top eight. young upstarts fredrik lindgren, kenneth bjerre and the inconsistent andreas jonsson all finished down the order. jonsson, fresh from his annual gp win last time out nordic – scored just five as did hans andersen. i expected so much from andersen this year but i don’t think he will qualify now. he will be hoping his two third places this season will be enough to warrant an invitation from the organisers. scott nicholls scraped through to his first semi-final of the season and he may even catch his compatriot chris harris now. nicholls is just 13 points behind harris or though it will be a travesty if either of them are seeded through to 2010 purely on the basis they are british. nicholls is finished as a gp rider now as far as i’m concerned, while harris only ever rides well at cardiff. i understand tai woffinden is being rumored to take the gb slot next year but i’m afraid i can’t see him doing a sayfutdinov in the gp and it could shatter his confidence by putting him in such an established field at such a young age. of course, harris could still qualify from the gp challenge at coventry on friday but former gp man lee richardson still gets my vote for next year. he can gate – which none of the other brits can do on a consistent basis – and he can come from the back. he deserves one more chance. september 14, 2009 | permalink | comments (1) | trackback (0) share this article: digg it del.icio.us reddit newsvine nowpublic stumbleupon facebook myspace fark 24 august 2009 1:38 pm greg hancock is truly the best american speedway rider of all time well what can you say about greg hancock - he's 39-year-old and still winning grand prixs. he seems to have no intentions of slowing down and retiring - and who can blame him after his tremendous victory at the latvian grand prix. he is undisputedly the best american speedway rider of all time in my book and one who will never be bettered. yes bruce penhall one two world titles to hancock's one and had he not chucked it all in to star in a crap american tv series, he would have perhaps won more. and sam ermolenko (1993) and billy hamill (1996) have also both been crowned world champions. but it is hancock (pictured on one wheel below) , maybe fortunate not to have suffered any serious injury - who is still putting in the laps and, incredibly, the californian is the only competitor to have taken part in every single grand prix since its introduction in 1995. the only thing that is puzzling is that the 1997 world champion has not won more grands prix as latvia was, believe it or not, only the 10th win of his career. he won’t catch world championship leader jason crump but

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