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Post by admin on Sept 11, 2007 22:59:59 GMT
The GPs started in 1995 and here's how the 98 GP wins so far have been shared between the riders:
1..T Rickardsson..(SWE)..20
2..J Crump..(AUS)..16
3..T Gollob..(POL)..11
4..G Hancock..(USA)..8
5..N Pedersen..(DEN)..7
6=..B Hamill..(USA)..6
6=..H Nielsen..(DEN)..6
6=..L Adams..(AUS)..6
9..R Sullivan..(AUS)..4
10=..T Knudsen..(DEN)..3
10=..H Andersen..(DEN)..3
12=..M Loram..(GBR)..2
12=..A Jonsson..(SWE)..2
14=..B Andersen..(DEN)..1
14=..M Dugard..(GBR)..1
14=..B Pedersen..(DEN)..1
14=..C Harris..(GBR)..1
Out of the 98 GPs so far, the former British champion and global superstar has appeared in 54 of them and won a grand total of, as you can see above, none.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2007 15:04:54 GMT
Interesting compilation. Bit rich asking Nicholls to win GP's though isn't it?  I know there have been freaks, like Bjarne Pedersen and other sub-supreme riders winning a GP. But it's mainly shared between the top guys, and the likes of Nicholls, Holta and Bjarne aren't really contenders. However, if there ever was to be a Grand Prix in Vetlanda (God forbid) Holta would cake walk it. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2007 15:21:13 GMT
The spread between countries is interesting.While britain and Australia have 3 different winners,Denmark have a massive 6 riders who have won a GP!.And sadly,you can't see another rider win for the US in the near future
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Post by admin on Sept 22, 2007 21:57:45 GMT
Just to update the records after the non-event in Krsko tonight:
1..T Rickardsson..(SWE)..20
2..J Crump..(AUS)..16
3..T Gollob..(POL)..11
4=..N Pedersen..(DEN)..8
4=..G Hancock..(USA)..8
6=..B Hamill..(USA)..6
6=..H Nielsen..(DEN)..6
6=..L Adams..(AUS)..6
9..R Sullivan..(AUS)..4
10=..T Knudsen..(DEN)..3
10=..H Andersen..(DEN)..3
12=..M Loram..(GBR)..2
12=..A Jonsson..(SWE)..2
14=..B Andersen..(DEN)..1
14=..M Dugard..(GBR)..1
14=..B Pedersen..(DEN)..1
14=..C Harris..(GBR)..1
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Post by admin on Oct 14, 2007 13:53:44 GMT
And after Gelsenkirchen we can see that the first 100 GPs have been divided up thus:
1..T Rickardsson..(SWE)..20
2..J Crump..(AUS)..16
3..T Gollob..(POL)..11
4=..N Pedersen..(DEN)..8
4=..G Hancock..(USA)..8
6=..B Hamill..(USA)..6
6=..H Nielsen..(DEN)..6
6=..L Adams..(AUS)..6
9..R Sullivan..(AUS)..4
10=..T Knudsen..(DEN)..3
10=..H Andersen..(DEN)..3
10=..A Jonsson..(SWE)..3
13=..M Loram..(GBR)..2
14=..B Andersen..(DEN)..1
14=..M Dugard..(GBR)..1
14=..B Pedersen..(DEN)..1
14=..C Harris..(GBR)..1
So, the nations have faired as follows:
Australia..26
Sweden..23
Denmark 22
United States..14
Poland 11
Great Britain..4
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2007 14:17:09 GMT
Mark Loram won the World Title once. But he didn't win a G P in that year. Proves the system doesnt work always. Bring back the "One-Off" finals
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Post by Deleted on Oct 16, 2007 21:53:48 GMT
Interesting compilation. Bit rich asking Nicholls to win GP's though isn't it? I know there have been freaks, like Bjarne Pedersen and other sub-supreme riders winning a GP. But it's mainly shared between the top guys, and the likes of Nicholls, Holta and Bjarne aren't really contenders. However, if there ever was to be a Grand Prix in Vetlanda (God forbid) Holta would cake walk it. I wouldn't call Bjarne's win a freak. If I remember right it was in the format of the two third or fourths and you were out. I think he was out in heat 1 and six rides later won the GP. Don't remember which one it was though, 2004 I think. I reckon Crumpy and Hampel would give Holta a good race round Vetlanda too. |
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Post by admin on Oct 16, 2007 21:57:09 GMT
Bjarne Pedersen won the 2004 European Grand Prix staged at Wroclaw.
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Post by admin on May 1, 2008 21:02:21 GMT
Might as well keep this going. We've now had 101 and Tomasz Gollob added a another win to his impressive total:
1..T Rickardsson..(SWE)..20
2..J Crump..(AUS)..16
3..T Gollob..(POL)..12
4=..N Pedersen..(DEN)..8
4=..G Hancock..(USA)..8
6=..B Hamill..(USA)..6
6=..H Nielsen..(DEN)..6
6=..L Adams..(AUS)..6
9..R Sullivan..(AUS)..4
10=..T Knudsen..(DEN)..3
10=..H Andersen..(DEN)..3
10=..A Jonsson..(SWE)..3
13=..M Loram..(GBR)..2
14=..B Andersen..(DEN)..1
14=..M Dugard..(GBR)..1
14=..B Pedersen..(DEN)..1
14=..C Harris..(GBR)..1
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Post by admin on May 25, 2008 14:56:27 GMT
Okay, a new Grand Prix winner last night, as Rune Holta became, technically, the second Pole to win a Grand Prix, so things now look like this:
1..T Rickardsson..(SWE)..20
2..J Crump..(AUS)..16
3..T Gollob..(POL)..12
4=..N Pedersen..(DEN)..8
4=..G Hancock..(USA)..8
6..L Adams..(AUS)..7
7=..B Hamill..(USA)..6
7=..H Nielsen..(DEN)..6
9..R Sullivan..(AUS)..4
10=..T Knudsen..(DEN)..3
10=..H Andersen..(DEN)..3
10=..A Jonsson..(SWE)..3
13=..M Loram..(GBR)..2
14=..B Andersen..(DEN)..1
14=..M Dugard..(GBR)..1
14=..B Pedersen..(DEN)..1
14=..C Harris..(GBR)..1
14=..R Holta..(POL)..1
Still no sign of the former British champion - he's now had SIXTY attempts.
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Post by Genghis on May 25, 2008 14:58:20 GMT
Okay, a new Grand Prix winner last night, as Rune Holta became, technically, the second Pole to win a Grand Prix, so things now look like this: 1..T Rickardsson..(SWE)..20 2..J Crump..(AUS)..16 3..T Gollob..(POL)..12 4=..N Pedersen..(DEN)..8 4=..G Hancock..(USA)..8 6..L Adams..(AUS)..7 7=..B Hamill..(USA)..6 7=..H Nielsen..(DEN)..6 9..R Sullivan..(AUS)..4 10=..T Knudsen..(DEN)..3 10=..H Andersen..(DEN)..3 10=..A Jonsson..(SWE)..3 13=..M Loram..(GBR)..2 14=..B Andersen..(DEN)..1 14=..M Dugard..(GBR)..1 14=..B Pedersen..(DEN)..1 14=..C Harris..(GBR)..1 14=..R Holta..(POL)..1 Still no sign of the former British champion - he's now had SIXTY attempts. Sub, you've missed out Freddie Lindgren.   |
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Post by admin on May 25, 2008 15:14:07 GMT
Sub, you've missed out Freddie Lindgren. He's not there because, unlike the screaming imbecile, I'm not a cretin. |
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Post by Deleted on May 25, 2008 15:16:21 GMT
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Post by admin on Aug 3, 2008 14:24:03 GMT
Okay, a while since we updated this, so here is the latest table:
1..T Rickardsson..(SWE)..20
2..J Crump..(AUS)..17
3..T Gollob..(POL)..13
4..N Pedersen..(DEN)..9
5..G Hancock..(USA)..8
6..L Adams..(AUS)..7
7=..B Hamill..(USA)..6
7=..H Nielsen..(DEN)..6
9..R Sullivan..(AUS)..4
10=..T Knudsen..(DEN)..3
10=..H Andersen..(DEN)..3
10=..A Jonsson..(SWE)..3
13=..M Loram..(GBR)..2
14=..B Andersen..(DEN)..1
14=..M Dugard..(GBR)..1
14=..B Pedersen..(DEN)..1
14=..C Harris..(GBR)..1
14=..R Holta..(POL)..1
Sadly, as you will note, the global superstar still isn't troubling the scorer. And he's now had SIXTY-THREE attempts.
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Post by schumi on Aug 3, 2008 14:28:18 GMT
Crump must be within a few points of beating Rickardsson's all time tally by now, mustn't he?
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I know there have been freaks, like Bjarne Pedersen and other sub-supreme riders winning a GP. But it's mainly shared between the top guys, and the likes of Nicholls, Holta and Bjarne aren't really contenders. However, if there ever was to be a Grand Prix in Vetlanda (God forbid) Holta would cake walk it. 
