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SEASON 2013 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 08/02/2013 Somerset Christmas Cracker Individual Ben Barker 08/03/2013 King's Lynn Tomas Topinka Select Tomas Topinka Farewell 36-42 09/03/2013 Berwick Ben Fund Bonanza Individual Mads Korneliussen 10/03/2013 Wolverhampton Fredrik Lindgren Testimonial Individual Darcy Ward 14/03/2013 Swindon Bob Kilby Memorial Individual Niels-Kristian Iversen 15/03/2013 Coventry Brandonapolis Individual Postponed 16/03/2013 Leicester Coventry Challenge Postponed 16/03/2013 Plymouth British U-21 SF Individual D.Stoneman 20/03/2013 Birmingham Belle Vue Challenge 47-43 21/03/2013 Peterborough Lakeside Challenge Postponed 21/03/2013 Swindon British Lions Challenge Postponed 22/03/2013 Coventry NL Dudley Challenge Postponed 22/03/2013 Lakeside Peterborough Challenge Postponed 22/03/2013 Plymouth Exeter Challenge Postponed 22/03/2013 King's Lynn Ashley Jones Memorial Individual Postponed 23/03/2013 Eastbourne Belle Vue Elite League Postponed 24/03/2013 Scunthorpe David Howe Testimonial Individual Postponed 27/03/2013 Birmingham Coventry Elite League Postponed 28/03/2013 Sheffield Birmingham Challenge 30-60 28/03/2013 Swindon Poole Elite Shield L1 53-37 29/03/2013 Edinburgh Berwick Challenge Postponed 29/03/2013 Scunthorpe Long Eaton Challenge 50-40 29/03/2013 Somerset Plymouth Challenge 54-38 29/03/2013 Belle Vue Wolverhampton Elite League 43-47 29/03/2013 Coventry Birmingham Elite League 41-49 29/03/2013 Eastbourne Lakeside Elite League 52-41 29/03/2013 King's Lynn Peterborough Elite League 41-33 Aban -
Mitas Moto Newsletter
MITAS MOTO NEWSLETTER #4 / 2020 Motorsport news Bartosz Zmarzlik is 2020 FIM Speedway World Champion Mitas rider Bartosz Zmarzlik #95 became 2020 FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Champion! With this title he became Polands first-ever double world champion after retaining his FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship in Torun, Poland. Zmarzlik becomes only the third rider in SGP history to win back-to-back championships, so a massive congratulations is in order! However we have to mention the 2nd and 3rd runner ups - the Great Britain icon Tai Woffinden and Swedish star Fredrik Lindgren. Interview with Valerio Lata, the 85cc FIM Junior Motocross World Champion in 2019 Valerio began racing in 2010, when he was barely five years old. Already in 2011 he won the Italian mini ‘50 championship. Ever since then he has kept his career moving forward and won his first world title in 2019 to become the 85cc FIM Junior Motocross World Champion. Mitas is glad that he has won this prestigious title on Mitas tyres. We have been talking to him one year after this great achievement. Photo credit: Claudio Cei mitas-moto.com 1 Can you tell us a bit about your early days of riding and how you got into racing? When I was four, I went to Latina with my parents to watch a motocross race because my father practiced it and it is still his favourite sport. On that occasion I tried a small motocross bike in the parking lot and I liked it so much that I started training and at the age of five I took part in my first race. -
2015 Premier League Team Declarations and Green Sheets Issue 21
2015 PL Team Decs and Green Sheets 2015 Premier League Team Declarations AND Green Sheets Issue 21 TEAM DECLARATION EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY (or date indicated by team name) * = assessed MA due to one of the following A Column A - current average New Foreign Rider B Column B - new average, if applicable, effective from date stated Converted MA C Column C - 18.11.1 If the absent rider is in the top 1-5 of the team, then the missing rider's MA will be enhanced New Rider by +5% at a home meeting to determine the allowance for the guest rider Re-assessed MA OG Outgoing rider/s Established MA older than previous season ** Hierarchical order is in accordance with the declaration of the team/s below. Berwick effective 18/7 A B C Edinburgh A B C 1 Claus Vissing 7.54 7.92 1 Sam Masters 9.23 9.69 2 Thomas Jorgensen 7.02 7.37 2 Craig Cook 9.17 9.63 3 Mathias Thornblom Ass 7.00 3 Kevin Wolbert 7.96 8.36 4 Kevin Doolan 6.77 7.11 4 Justin Sedgmen 7.73 8.12 5 Fernando Garcia Ass 5.00 5 Erik Riss 4.50 4.73 6 Richard Hall 4.44 6 Rob Branford 3.48 7 Alex Edberg 3.74 7 Max Clegg 3.10 41.51 45.17 OG Matic Voldrih Ass 5.00 OG Luke Crang 3.00 Hynek Stichauer 4.56 Ben Barker 7.55 Glasgow A B C Ipswich A B C 1 Nick Morris 8.50 8.93 1 Danny King 9.57 10.05 2 Richard Lawson 8.33 8.75 2 Rohan Tungate 7.08 7.43 3 David Howe 7.33 7.70 3 Nico Covatti 6.68 7.01 4 Aaron Summers 7.20 7.56 4 Cameron Heeps 6.24 6.55 5 James Sarjeant 5.93 6.23 5 Gino Manzares 5.70 5.99 6 Dimitri Berge 4.81 6 Stefan Nielsen 4.17 7 Victor Palovaara 3.95 7 Ashley Morris 4.00 46.05 43.44 OG Kozza -
2016 Elite League Team Declarations and Green Sheets Issue 27
2016 ELITE LEAGUE TEAM DECLARATIONS and GREEN SHEETS 2016 Elite League Team Declarations AND Green Sheets Issue 27 TEAM DECLARATION EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY (or date stated by team name) A Column A - current average * = assessed MA due to one of the following B S.R.17.7.1 Absent Rider's actual achieved CMA is calculated as actual +5%(for Home team only), New Foreign Rider but does not apply to a d/u Rider or one with an assessed CMA. This relates to column A only. Converted MA New Rider C Column C - new average, if applicable, effective from date stated Re-assessed MA D S.R.17.7.1 Absent Rider's actual achieved CMA is calculated as actual +5%(for Home team only), Established MA older than previous season but does not apply to a d/u Rider or one with an assessed CMA. This relates to column C only. ** Hiererarchical Order is in accordance with the declaration of the team/s below. OG Outgoing rider/s Belle Vue A B 5% C 05-09 D 5% Coventry A B 5% C 05-09 D 5% 1 Matej Zagar 7.45 7.82 7.55 7.93 1 Krzysztof Kasprzak 8.04 8.44 7.91 8.31 2 Max Fricke 6.84 7.18 7.14 7.50 2 Chris Harris 6.78 7.12 6.77 7.11 3 Craig Cook 6.83 7.17 6.73 7.07 3 Danny King d/u 6.49 6.87 4 Scott Nicholls 6.64 6.97 6.28 6.59 4 Jason Garrity d/u 5.75 6.05 5 Steve Worrall EDR 6.46 6.37 5 Kacper Woryna 4.79 5.03 4.80 5.04 6 Richie Worrall d/u 6.18 6.00 6 Josh Bates EDR 4.56 4.90 7 Joe Jacobs EDR 3.12 3.95 7 James Sarjeant EDR 3.66 3.91 43.52 40.07 4 Ben Barker d/u* 4.54 7 Adam Roynon EDR 4.00 OG OG King's Lynn eff 30/8 A B 5% C 05-09 D 5% Lakeside A B 5% C 05-09 D 5% 1 Niels -
SEASON 2007 UK SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN
SEASON 2007 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 07/01/2007 Newport New Year Classic Individual Postponed 14/01/2007 Newport New Year Classic Individual David Howe 15/03/2007 Sheffield Wolverhampton Challenge 46-44 15/03/2007 Peterborough Coventry Elite Shield L1 53-38 15/03/2007 Swindon Reading M4 Trophy L1 55-37 15/03/2007 Ipswich Lakeside Spring Challenge L1 51-42 16/03/2007 King's Lynn Ashley Jones Select Ashley Jones Memorial 46-44 16/03/2007 Oxford Belle Vue Challenge 42-51 16/03/2007 Coventry Peterborough Elite Shield L2 49-41 16/03/2007 Somerset Czestochowa (Poland) International Challenge 51-40 16/03/2007 Reading Swindon M4 Trophy L2 44-49 16/03/2007 Lakeside Ipswich Spring Challenge L2 64-28 17/03/2007 Berwick Anderson's 7 Challenge 52-41 17/03/2007 Rye House Redcar Challenge 53-39 17/03/2007 Stoke Polish Select Challenge 43-46 17/03/2007 Eastbourne Poole Challenge L1 46-43 17/03/2007 Workington Newcastle Challenge L2 Postponed 18/03/2007 Newcastle Workington Challenge L1 42-47 18/03/2007 Newport Prince Of Wales Trophy Individual David Howe 18/03/2007 Wolverhampton Sam Ermolenko Farewell Individual Peter Karlsson 18/03/2007 Oxford Great Britain U-21 v Denmark U-21 Test Match 55-35 18/03/2007 Mildenhall Sheffield Top Tigers Trophy L1 45-45 19/03/2007 Reading Peterborough Elite League 56-37 19/03/2007 Belle Vue Peter Craven Memorial Trophy Individual Scott Nicholls 20/03/2007 Peterborough Reading Elite League 52-40 21/03/2007 King's Lynn Lakeside Challenge Postponed 21/03/2007 Poole Eastbourne Challenge L2 49-41 21/03/2007 -
The Rise of Leagues and Their Impact on the Governance of Women's Hockey in England
‘Will you walk into our parlour?’: The rise of leagues and their impact on the governance of women's hockey in England 1895-1939 Joanne Halpin BA, MA A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of Wolverhampton for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Submission date: May 2019 This work or any part thereof has not previously been presented in any form to the University or to any other body for the purposes of assessment, publication or for any other purpose (unless otherwise indicated). Save for any express acknowledgements, references and/or bibliographies cited in the work, I confirm that the intellectual content of the work is the result of my own efforts and of no other person. The right of Jo Halpin to be identified as author of this work is asserted in accordance with ss.77 and 78 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. At this date copyright is owned by the author. Signature: …………………………………….. Date: ………………………………………….. Jo Halpin ‘Will you walk into our parlour?’ Doctoral thesis Contents Abstract i List of abbreviations iii Acknowledgements v Introduction: ‘Happily without a history’ 1 • Hockey and amateurism 3 • Hockey and other team games 8 • The AEWHA, leagues and men 12 • Literature review 15 • Thesis aims and structure 22 • Methodology 28 • Summary 32 Chapter One: The formation and evolution of the AEWHA 1895-1910 – and the women who made it happen 34 • The beginnings 36 • Gathering support for a governing body 40 • The genesis of the AEWHA 43 • Approaching the HA 45 • Genesis of the HA -
FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship™. 2014 Auckland, New Zealand 5Th April 2014 FINAL RESULTS
FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship™. 2014 Auckland, New Zealand 5th April 2014 FINAL RESULTS Placing Rider N° Name FMN Nationality Points 1st 84 Martin Smolinski DMSB GER 15 2nd 5 Nicki Pedersen DMU DEN 19 3rd 507 Krzysztof Kasprzak PZM POL 17 4th 66 Fredrik Lindgren SVEMO SWE 13 5th 91 Kenneth Bjerre DMU DEN 11 6th 23 Chris Holder MA AUS 11 7th 33 Jaroslaw Hampel PZM POL 8 8th 100 Andreas Jonsson SVEMO SWE 7 9th 1 Tai Woffinden ACU GBR 7 10th 45 Greg Hancock AMA USA 6 11th 55 Matej Zagar AMZS SLO 6 12th 88 Niels K Iversen DMU DEN 6 13th 43 Darcy Ward MA AUS 5 14th 75 Troy Batchelor MA AUS 4 15th 16 Jason Bunyan MNZ NZ 2 16th 37 Chris Harris ACU GBR 0 17th 17 Andrew Aldridge MNZ NZ 0 18th 18 Grant Tregoning MNZ NZ 0 Signature of Jury President Signature of Clerk of the Course Armando Castagna (FMI) Tony Briggs (MNZ) When it is sent by E-mail, only the name of the Jury President and the Clerk of the Course are required. These results must be sent to the journalists and to the FIM Administration right after the meeting, as per the list of fax numbers and E-mails provided by the Jury President. FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE MOTOCYCLISME 11 Route Suisse – 1295 Mies / Switzerland Compiled Using KanDysoft GP Spreadsheet www.kandysoft.com ©All Rights Reserved BSI Speedway Ltd FIM Speedway Grand Prix World Championship™. 2014 FIM Speedway Grand Prix of New Zealand FIM Jury President :- Armando Castagna (Italy) Auckland, New Zealand. -
2006 Fixtures.Xlsx
SEASON 2006 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 09/01/2006 Newport New Year Classic Individual Brent Werner 05/03/2006 Mildenhall Rye House Suffolk-Herts Trophy L1 43-47 06/03/2006 Belle Vue Peter Craven Memorial Trophy Individual Jason Crump 08/03/2006 King's Lynn Ashley Jones Memorial Trophy Individual Postponed 09/03/2006 King's Lynn Ashley Jones Memorial Trophy Individual Postponed 10/03/2006 Somerset Newport B.C.A. Trophy 52-41 11/03/2006 Workington Northern Counties Championship Individual Postponed 11/03/2006 Rye House Mildenhall Suffolk-Herts Trophy L2 50-41 11/03/2006 Berwick Newcastle Tyne-Tweed Trophy L1 41-49 12/03/2006 Newport Somerset Challenge Postponed 12/03/2006 Sheffield Sean Wilson 20-Year Testimonial Individual Postponed 12/03/2006 Newcastle Berwick Tyne-Tweed Trophy L2 Postponed 13/03/2006 Reading G.B. Select Challenge 60-32 13/03/2006 Belle Vue Coventry Elite Shield L1 Postponed 15/03/2006 Oxford Swindon Challenge L1 39-51 15/03/2006 Poole Wolverhampton Challenge L1 59-33 15/03/2006 King's Lynn Sheffield Pirtek Trophy L1 55-37 16/03/2006 Peterborough Wolverhampton Challenge 51-42 16/03/2006 Swindon Oxford Challenge L2 61-28 16/03/2006 Sheffield King's Lynn Pirtek Trophy L2 Postponed 16/03/2006 Ipswich Mildenhall Suffolk Cup L1 54-40 17/03/2006 Coventry Belle Vue Elite Shield L1 51-39 17/03/2006 Somerset Rye House Premier Trophy South 55-40 17/03/2006 Arena Essex Eastbourne Spring Challenge L1 57-37 18/03/2006 Stoke Denmark Select Challenge 51-41 18/03/2006 Berwick Glasgow Premier Trophy North 44-46 18/03/2006 -
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1 of 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 108 Tai Woffinden GBR 1 66 Fredrik Lindgren SWE 2 1 59 Przemyslaw Pawlicki POL 3 55 Matej Zagar SVN 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 16 Robert Lambert GBR 1 71 Maciej Janowski POL 2 2 23 Chris Holder AUS 3 222 Artem Laguta RUS 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 54 Martin Vaculik SVK 1 69 Jason Doyle AUS 2 3 110 Nicki Pedersen DNK 3 45 Greg Hancock USA 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 95 Bartosz Smarzlik POL 1 111 Craig Cook GBR 2 4 692 Patryk Dudek POL 3 89 Emil Sayfutdinov RUS 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 89 Emil Sayfutdinov RUS 1 108 Tai Woffinden GBR 2 5 16 Robert Lambert GBR 3 110 Nicki Pedersen DNK 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 111 Craig Cook GBR 1 54 Martin Vaculik SVK 2 6 66 Fredrik Lindgren SWE 3 23 Chris Holder AUS 4 Proudly presented by JK Speedwayservice. Find us at speedwayservice.at 2 of 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 69 Jason Doyle AUS 1 95 Bartosz Smarzlik POL 2 7 71 Maciej Janowski POL 3 59 Przemyslaw Pawlicki POL 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 55 Matej Zagar SVN 1 222 Artem Laguta RUS 2 8 45 Greg Hancock USA 3 692 Patryk Dudek POL 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 23 Chris Holder AUS 1 692 Patryk Dudek POL 2 9 108 Tai Woffinden GBR 3 69 Jason Doyle AUS 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 45 Greg Hancock USA 1 16 Robert Lambert GBR 2 10 95 Bartosz Smarzlik POL 3 66 Fredrik Lindgren SWE 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 222 Artem Laguta RUS 1 110 Nicki Pedersen DNK 2 11 59 Przemyslaw Pawlicki POL 3 111 Craig Cook GBR 4 HEAT # Rider Nat G Pos Pts Comment 89 Emil Sayfutdinov RUS 1 55 Matej Zagar SVN 2 12 54 Martin Vaculik SVK 3 71 Maciej Janowski POL 4 Proudly presented by JK Speedwayservice. -
2015 Premier League Team Declarations and Green Sheets Issue 6
2015 PL Team Decs and Green Sheets 2015 Premier League Team Declarations AND Green Sheets Issue 6 TEAM DECLARATION EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY (or date indicated by team name) * = assessed MA due to one of the following A Column A - current average New Foreign Rider B Column B - new average, if applicable, effective from date stated Converted MA OG Outgoing rider/s New Rider ** Hierarchical order is in accordance with the declaration of the team/s below. Re-assessed MA Established MA older than previous season Berwick A B Edinburgh A B 1 Ben Barker 8.04 1 Sam Masters 9.01 2 Thomas Jorgensen 7.35 2 Craig Cook 8.96 3 Claus Vissing 7.24 3 Justin Sedgmen 7.12 4 Kevin Doolan 6.89 4 Kevin Wolbert 6.64 5 Hynek Stichauer 4.56 5 Erik Riss Ass 5.00 6 Richard Hall 4.28 6 Rob Branford 3.15 7 Alex Edberg 3.96 7 Max Clegg 3.00 42.32 42.88 OG Matic Voldrih Ass 5.00 5.00 OG Luke Crang 3.00 Glasgow A B Ipswich A B 1 Nick Morris 8.08 1 Danny King 9.26 2 Aaron Summers 7.88 2 Rohan Tungate 8.51 3 Richard Lawson 7.57 3 Cameron Heeps 6.17 4 Kozza Smith 6.67 4 Gino Manzares 5.62 5 Dimitri Berge 5.08 5 Nico Covatti 5.05 6 James Sarjeant ** 3.00 6 Ritchie Hawkins 4.95 7 Viktor Palovaara ** 3.00 7 Stefan Nielsen 3.61 41.28 43.17 OG OG Newcastle A B Peterborough A B 1 Lewis Kerr 7.81 1 Oliver Allen 8.51 2 Ludvig Lindgren 7.35 2 Ulrich Ostergaard 8.42 3 Steve Worrall 6.33 3 Robert Lambert * 7.26 4 Anton Rosen 6.20 4 Lewis Blackbird 6.79 5 Christian Henry 5.75 5 Michael Palm Toft 4.60 6 Lewis Rose 4.05 6 Simon Lambert 4.13 7 Simon Nielsen 3.58 7 Oliver Greenwood 3.06 41.07 -
Belle Vue Μ$&(6¶
BELLE VUE BELLE VUE µ$&(6¶ 20 BELLE VUE 1982 Season Review Belle Vue comes first in the alphabetical list of tracks in this yearbook. It is also the first British speedway team that comes to mind for many of the great British public. And in 1982 the Belle Vue Aces came first in the British League too, 10 years afterthey last won this particular trophy and seven years since this famous Manchester club won any national ƐŝůǀĞƌǁĂƌĞ͘^ƵĐŚĂƌĞƐƵůƚĚŝĚŶ͛ƚůŽŽŬ on the cards early on as the Aces had a modest League Cup campaign, losing at home to Cradley Heath and managing just one win in their six away meetings on their way to third place in the Northern Section. From the start of May things improved. On the opening day of the month Belle Vue trounced Swindon 56-21. A couple of days later they lŽƐƚŶĂƌƌŽǁůLJĂƚ<ŝŶŐ͛Ɛ>LJŶŶďƵƚŚĂĚƚŚĞƌĞƐƵůƚŽǀĞƌƚƵƌŶĞĚĂƐŽůŝŶŽŽŬǁĂƐĚĞĞŵĞĚƚŽďĞŝŶĞůŝŐŝďůĞĨŽƌƚŚĞŚŽŵĞƐŝĚĞ͘dŚĞLJalso won at ^ǁŝŶĚŽŶĂŶĚǁĞƌĞŽŶĂƌŽůů͘/ŶĨĂĐƚŝƚǁĂƐŶ͛ƚƵŶƚŝůƚŚĞĞŶĚŽĨ:ƵŶĞǁŚĞŶƚŚĞLJǁĞŶƚƚŽƌĂĚůĞLJ,ĞĂƚŚƚŚĂƚƚŚĞĐĞƐƚĂƐƚed defeat in a league match, at the 10th attempt. That loss prompted something of a wobble though as they immediately went down at Wimbledon and lost at Leicester and at home to Ipswich a couple of weeks later. They also lost heavily at Sheffield before July had finished, albeit after home and away victories over Eastbourne. At the end of July Belle Vue were in a three-way tie at the top of the league but, significantly, they had ůŽƐƚĨŝǀĞƚŝŵĞƐƚŽƌĂĚůĞLJ,ĞĂƚŚ͛ƐŽne defeat. That loss at Sheffield proved to be the turning point. After that the Aces had 11 league fixtures remaining, and they won every single one ŽĨƚŚĞŵ͘/ƚǁĂƐŶ͛ƚĂůǁĂLJƐĞĂƐLJ͕ůŝŬĞƚŚĞƚǁŽƉŽŝŶƚŚŽŵĞǁŝŶĂŐĂŝŶƐƚ^ŚĞĨĨŝĞůĚŽƌƚŚe one point victory at Halifax. -
Skegness Braves Speedway Results - 1998
Skegness Braves Speedway Results - 1998 Skegness Stadium Marsh Lane, Orby Skegness Lincolnshire PE24 5JA Compiled by: Gary Weldon January 2021 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS My thanks to the following for their assistance with this file: Dave Allan CONTACT If you discover any inaccuracies, can provide missing details or have any information which you feel may benefit this file, please contact: [email protected] A list of main requirements can be found at the end of this file. REVISIONS Date Revisions 20/01/2021 First Published 28/01/2021 04/07/98 meeting moved to correct place in file & score card layout changes for non-riding track reserves RESULT SHEET MARKING SCORECHART HEAT DETAILS DESCRIPTION 3 1st Place 2 2nd Place 1 3rd Place 0 4th Place 2' or 1' Finishers 2nd Place or 3rd Place with Bonus Point (awar) Rider was awarded their placing (ef - pushed) Rider suffered machine failure and pushed to finish the race (f, awar) Rider fell or was caused to fall and was awarded their placing (F, pushed) Rider fell and pushed their machine to finish the race (F, rem) Rider fell and remounted to finish the race F (fell) Fall FX (f, exc) Fall and excluded from the re-run of the heat Non-finishers FN (F, ns) Fall and non-starter from the re-run of the heat R (ret) Retirement E (exc, tapes) Starting Offence EH (tapes, +xx yards) When a handicap is used for a starting offence Exclusion M (exc, 2 mins) Exceeding the 2 minute allowance X (exc, reason) Excluded - Reason appended where known N Rider replaced NS (ns) Team member is not replaced RR Rider Replacement (guest) Rider making a ‘full and proper’ guest appearance Guest / Loanee (loanee) Rider borrowed from home or local track to make up the team ETR Winning time equalled the existing track record Track Record NTR Winning time set a new track record Qualification for full & paid maximum is 4 rides.