Here's a thrilling update for all the racing enthusiasts out there! Get ready to dive into the exciting world of motorcycle racing as we announce the allocations for the upcoming FIM/FIME events. But here's where it gets controversial... Are the selections truly representative of the best talent in Great Britain? Let's find out!
In the SGP2 (World Under-21) series, Great Britain will be sending four riders to compete in the qualifying rounds this season. Two of these riders will be representing GB at the Fjelsted, Denmark meeting on June 27, with one each at Krsko (Slovenia) and Pardubice (Czech Rep.) on the same day. Last season, Dan Thompson and Jake Mulford both competed in the SGP2 series, and GB will also be competing in the FIM Speedway of Nations 2 in Prague on May 22.
Now, let's talk about the SGP3 qualifiers. Pardubice will be hosting these on June 13, with three GB riders in the mix. These riders are aiming to secure their spots in the Final at Wroclaw. And get this - one GB rider will be competing in the SGP4 Final at Malilla, Sweden on June 11! But here's the twist: who will make the cut for these prestigious events? That's the million-dollar question.
Moving on to the Under-19 level, GB will have two riders in Plzen (Czech Rep.) and one in Debrecen (Hungary) on June 20 for the European Under-19 Qualifiers. And on August 1, two GB riders will be contesting the European 250cc Qualifier at Zarnovica (Slovakia). Now, this is where it gets interesting... Who will be chosen for these crucial races? Stay tuned to find out!
The FIM and FIME 125cc Gold Trophy and Track Racing Cup is coming to Workington on August 8-9, with GB allocated two places and two reserve spots in each event. But wait, there's more! The Women's Gold Trophy and World Cup is set to take place at Gorican (Croatia) on July 4, with one 500cc rider and one 250cc rider from GB in the running. So, who will be the lucky ones to represent their country? That's the question on everyone's mind.
Now, here's a thought-provoking question for you: Do the selections for these events truly reflect the diversity and talent within the British motorcycle racing community? We want to hear your thoughts! Agree or disagree, share your opinions in the comments below. And don't forget to stay tuned for more thrilling updates as the racing season unfolds!
