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HSCC unveils 2012 calendar
Friday 9 December 2011
A superb calendar taking in the very best circuits in Britain and three headline weekend festivals make the 2012 calendar for the Historic Sports Car Club the best yet in the club's 46-year history. The HSCC was recently voted 'Club of the Year' at the first International Historic Motoring Awards.
New for 2012 is a two-day meeting at Donington Park in March to start the season, while the headlining Silverstone International Trophy, Brands Hatch Super Prix and Oulton Park Gold Cup all retain traditional slots on the calendar. The chance to race on the Silverstone Grand Prix, Brands Hatch Grand Prix and Oulton Park International circuits are all relished by club members as well as by significant guest series from the UK and Europe.
The Cadwell Park Wolds Trophy will again be a celebration of Formula 3, while the Snetterton Autosport 3-Hours will offer a high profile endurance race for cars from the Guards Trophy. Meanwhile, the Croft Nostalgia Weekend is rapidly developing into a must-do weekend for fans based in the north of England.
In addition to nine meetings focussing on the club's portfolio of 13 championships and series, the HSCC will also be the organising club for two of Britain's most important historic racing festivals, the Donington Historic Festival and the Silverstone Classic. The HSCC also administers the Historic Formula 2 Championship, which starts at Hockenheim and takes in circuits like Spa, Brands Hatch and Zandvoort.
The full calendar is:
March 17/18 Donington Park
April 21/22 Cadwell Park Wolds Trophy
May 5/6 Donington Historic Festival
May 19/20 Silverstone International Trophy
June 9/10 Snetterton Autosport 3-Hours
June 30/July 1 Brands Hatch Super Prix
July 20/21/22 Silverstone Classic
August 4/5 Croft Nostalgia Weekend
August 26/27 Oulton Park Gold Cup
September 23 Brands Hatch Indy
October 20 Silverstone Championship Finals
"I'm delighted that our 2012 calendar has been confirmed so early," said the club's executive director Grahame White. "We are very fortunate to be able to offer all our members the chance to race on these fabulous circuits; the opportunities for many club racers to tackle the GP circuits at Silverstone and Brands Hatch are rare. We will also announce shortly details of races at Spa and Dijon for our members."
For more details about the HSCC, please visit www.hscc.org.uk
Historic racing 2012
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As for the other dates in the Historic Season, I will probably be at Brands early July , maybe Oulton for the Gold Cup and Donington in October. Historic racing in 2012 is going to be on the up and is deffo value for money....can`t wait!
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John, maybe we could meet at Croft and finally say 'Hello' ?
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Posted 04 January 2012 - 18:43
Martini Trophy and Supersports link-up for 2012
The Martini Trophy and the International Supersports Cup will join forces in 2012 to create an even stronger race series for 2-litre sports-racing cars under the management of the Historic Sports Car Club.
Following a meeting in London between Silvio and Angela Kalb from Supersports and Grahame White from the HSCC, an agreement was reached to bring the two series together and offer a superb programme of racing for the coming year.
The revised series, to be titled the Martini Trophy with Supersports, will enjoy a five-event, 10-race schedule at high-profile historic race meetings. The series will be managed by the HSCC from its office at Silverstone, while the Kalbs will remain actively involved and Silvio plans to race his March 75S in the new series.
The cut-off date will remain as per the Martini regulations, for 2-litre sports-racing cars produced prior to the end of 1978. As previously announced, closed cockpit cars will be encouraged in 2012, notably Chevron B8s, B16s and cars like the Ferrari Dino 206S, Ligier JS1, Lotus 47/62 and the Porsche 906/907/910 range. For the Hockenheim race only Can-Am and big-engined sports will be eligible to race, but from then on it will be restricted to 2-litre cars only.
"This is best news for a long time for 2-litre sports car racing," said White. "We have been talking about working together for some time so I'm delighted that agreement has been reached, the future looks really bright."
The provisional calendar for the Martini Trophy with Supersports is:
Hockenheim Jim Clark Memorial (Germany) 14/15 April
Silverstone International Trophy 19/20 May
Brands Hatch Super Prix 30 June/1 July
Oulton Park Gold Cup 26/27 August
Dijon (France) 6/7 October
For more details about the HSCC, please visit www.hscc.org.uk
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Posted 05 January 2012 - 16:55
Can't see things at Donington improving with new management structure as far as Pre War cars are concerned any more than Silverstone Festival where trend is to have four different organising subcontractors providing races for the same cars.
Goodwood provides a balance and that's where it wins hands down over the other supposedly major UK Historic meetings.
If only LMC type event could be held in UK!
Posted 14 January 2012 - 08:53
HSCC steps up period Formula 3 involvement in 2012
The Historic Sports Club's race programme will have its greatest Formula 3 element so far in 2012, with race series spanning 20 years of the category and an involvement with the earliest Formula 3 cars from the 1950s.
A celebration of Formula 3 was a focal attraction at Autosport International today (Friday 13 January) as a host of former F3 racers gathered at the HSCC stand. Among them were former British F3 champions Tony Trimmer (1970), Jonathan Palmer (1981), Andy Wallace (1986) and David Brabham (1989). A display of a dozen Formula 3 cars told the remarkable story of the category from 1950 right through to 2012.
From races for the 500 Owners' Association, via stand-alone races for Historic 1000cc F3 cars of the late 1960s through to the Classic F3 Championship for the 1600cc and 2000cc cars of the 1970s and early 1980s, the HSCC will be home to an unrivalled array of racing for period F3 cars in 2012.
The club's Classic Formula 3 Championship will have a fresh look this year following a move to admit later Formula 3 cars up to 1984 including the Ralt RT3, which was previously specifically excluded. The later series cars (1981-84) must run in flat-bottom trim and carry mechanical injection and the VW engine is now eligible. These changes bring the championship in line with the regulations used in the similar French series and also the rules for the race at the Monaco Historic GP.
Meanwhile, the Historic 1000cc cars raced between 1964 and 1970 will, for the first time, have a series of stand-alone races as support for the category gets stronger and stronger. Representing the earliest era of F3 will be the 500 Owners' Association race series, which will have up to four races with the HSCC this season.
The flagship HSCC event for Formula 3 cars will be the Wolds Trophy at Cadwell Park (21/22 April), which will again have a very strong F3 theme. Races for all three categories are already attracting interest from European drivers.
For more details about the HSCC, please visit www.hscc.org.uk
Posted 19 January 2012 - 14:43
Count me in for the Donington Historic Festival aswell guys....wild horses can`t keep me away !! Nex year the meeting looks like being even better than this year . I am led to believe that the trade village is going to be on the outside of Redgate and the Melbourne loop will be again used for the Go-kart exhibition and Rally car special stage. The Historic Go Kart guys have their own race on track aswell. The circuit is getting better as regards to the facilities although we must cut the slack for everyone at Donington. Two years ago it was a boggy building site 12 inches undersnow with no complete tarmac.
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Posted 19 January 2012 - 21:35
Can't see things at Donington improving with new management structure as far as Pre War cars are concerned any more than Silverstone Festival where trend is to have four different organising subcontractors providing races for the same cars.
I failed to understand your arguments on first reading, but I now think I know where you are getting at. The "big events" are not a single club thing, but are reliant on multiple championship organisers to provide width (pre war, post war front engine single seater, 1970s prototype sports cars etc). VSCC, for political or financial reasons that are outside my knowledge, do not appear to be part of the "big events" according to the club calendar.
But I can't help thinking that Tom Wheatcroft resurrected Donington Park so that he could watch pre war cars on a wide parkland circuit. On a commercial basis, Mercedes and Audi want to run their Silver Arrows at UK big events, even if it is a demonstration between the pre war racers.
Posted 24 January 2012 - 05:28
Thanks in advance,
Posted 24 January 2012 - 06:27
I will possibly be in the UK in May and am thinking of attending either the Donington Historic Festival or The Silverstone International Trophy. Any feedback on these two meetings?.
Thanks in advance,
Hi Jeff
I'm sure both would be fun. And you could come over to Monaco and join us there on the weekend of the 13th for their Historique.
Vince H.
Posted 24 January 2012 - 21:54
I will be camping at the Park Farmhouse all weekend and whilst at Donington, a visit to the Collection is always worthwhile . Hope to see you there Jeff, and it may be an opportunity for a gathering of us TNFrs....
Posted 01 February 2012 - 19:05
Early entries for grid slots at the HRDC 'Historica' Festival - which will be held on the traditional Easter Bank Holiday Monday race meeting date (9 April) at Castle Combe - have been flooding into the HRDC Race HQ in Leamington Spa.
HRDC's Race Director - Julius Thurgood - commented: "The response from competitors to this Easter Monday Castle Combe meeting has been amazing, especially so early in the year. This is probably due to the reputation earned by the HRDC last season for fielding full grids and the fact that this particular date at Castle Combe has been so well established over the years; it is considered a 'must-do' event in the historic racing diary. Certainly Howard Strawford's team at Castle Combe add a 'feel-good' factor to everything that they do at this historic venue. There is also the added factor of the value for money entry fee system operated by the HRDC - £395 for 70 minutes of track time is a really good deal in the historic sector."
Le Mans ace, Darren Turner, was one of the first competitors to sign-up for Castle Combe. He will be partnering James Turner in the ex-Adam Gittings Ford Zodiac Mk2 which the pair bought early last year. Currently being fettled by Shaun Rainford's team at CCK Historic, this well-known racer is set for a full season of HRDC 'Touring Greats'. No doubt this will be a series front-runner. Looking to keep the Ford pairing honest will be Goodwood ace, Rae Davis, in his diminutive Austin A35 - "I'm looking forward to giving all the big cars a real run for their money at Castle Combe - I can't wait to get out there!"
:: The HRDC 'MGB50' is set to bring a big grid of FIA historic 'B' racers - along with several works cars including the 1965 Le Mans car, which will be pedalled with verve by Barry 'Sideways' Smith.
:: HRDC 'GTS65' will see a great range of larger-capacity historic GTs run in a long-distance format. Keith Ahlers is entered in his fabulous Morgan Plus 4 SLR; 'Whizzo' Williams will be partnering Richard Frankel in the ex-Scuderia Filipinetti Porsche 904/6.
:: A strong grid of HRDC 'Grand Touring Greats' small-bore GTs is expected. Mike Youles will be looking for a win with his rare Rochdale Olympic, after a great debut last year at Snetterton. Ian Burford will debut the freshly restored 'Lumbertubs' Sprite.
:: HRDC 'TC63' ran an impressive grid for the first time at Snetterton back in October. Paul Clayson hopes to debut the recently re-discovered ex-Chris Lawrence, Zolder-winning, Blydenstein Vauxhall VX4/90. Tony Murray will again be out with his gorgeous Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint.
:: HRDC 'Touring Greats' for pre-'60 historic touring cars and XK Jaguars (45 mins race/25 mins practice);
:: HRDC 'Grand Touring Greats' for pre-'66, sub-1500cc historic GT cars (30 mins race/15 mins practice);
:: HRDC 'GTS65' for pre-'66, over-1500cc historic GT cars (45 mins race/25 mins practice);
:: HRDC 'TC63' for pre-'64, historic touring cars (30 mins race/15 mins practice);
:: HRDC 'MGB50' for FIA pre-'66 MGB cars (30 mins race/15 mins practice).
Posted 02 February 2012 - 10:19
21/22 July CSCC Classic 50 weekend (which includes the new CSCC Special Saloons series)
Bank holiday Monday 27 August, celebrating 60 years of UK Porsche racing
& 6th October Autumn Classic (includes Fiscar, VSCC, etc.).
For spectators there is an advance season ticket covering all four meetings (5 days of racing), plus the Classic & Sports Car Action day on 9th June, for £55 (under 16s admitted free) at www.castlecombecircuit.co.uk.
(Or, If you're 65 or over, for £50 you can get a season ticket covering all the 2012 race meetings)
Easter Monday also includes Castle Combe's own Formula Ford, Saloon, and Sports & GT championship races, as do the other meetings.
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"For the first time in over 70 years, the famous Silver Arrows Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union Grand Prix cars will once again be driven in anger not only at a British motor circuit, but worldwide for the first time.
The iconic Mercedes-Benz W25, W125, W154 and W165, plus examples of the Auto Union Type C and Type D, will be seen in race-speed action, with well-known top-level racing drivers behind the wheels. This promises to be the biggest thing in historic motor sport for decades, and a spectacle that really must be experienced first-hand. Alongside the Silver Arrow racers will be many of the cars they competed against – expect to see examples of ERA, Maserati, Bugatti and MG on the legendary Goodwood track."
I will be surprised if they are entered in an actual race, but it will be good to see them driven together in a spirited way.
Posted 04 February 2012 - 14:29
It's been mentioned on the Goodwood thread, Steve
Nobody seems to have mentioned the GRRCs announcement on Monday:
Posted 05 February 2012 - 18:07
Masters and the HSCC launch Oulton-Donington Challenge!
Leading historic race organisers and promoters the Historic Sports Car Club and Masters historic Racing have announced the Oulton Park-Donington Challenge to be held this March. With the two organisations forced to hold a race meeting on the same weekend, the challenge is an incentive for competitors to race at both venues.
Masters will run a one-day event at Oulton Park on March 17th, while the HSCC runs at Donington on March 17/18th. However, HSCC Executive Director Grahame White has planned a timetable to allow drivers of sports cars and touring cars to race at Oulton on Saturday with Masters and then head to Donington for the Sunday.
The Oulton-Donington Challenge is open to drivers who compete at both events – any driver attempting both events will win a bottle of champagne. But, the driver with the best cumulative results in his races over the weekend will be the overall winner with a magnum of champagne on offer for the most successful driver.
Masters Historic Racing Event Manager Rachel Bailey said: "We are very pleased that the HSCC has been so co-operative over this weekend and structuring its timetable to allow competitors to race at both events. This illustrates the relationship between Masters and the HSCC with the aim being to look after the competitors."
Grahame White, HSCC Executive Director said: "We realise that it is not ideal to be running two events on the same weekend but that is due to circumstances, not design. We don't want anyone to miss out on racing at either event so we will welcome competitors on Sunday to qualify and race in the Historic Touring Car and Guards Trophy races and we are happy to work closely with Masters to offer competitors a great weekend of racing."
Posted 06 February 2012 - 13:12
It should be required reading for all people involved in racing/rallying old crocks.
It all makes so much sense.Bit of self assessment called for by those in Historic Motoring community.
Posted 06 February 2012 - 14:31
No, John, I don't think it has been commented upon. I agree with your assessment - another excellent DCN column, the memories of Peter Gethin and Sheridan Thynne werer first-rate, too.
Am surprised that no one on here has commented on the Doug Nye piece about Historic Racing in this months Motor Sport or have I missed it.
Posted 07 February 2012 - 15:13
Oulton Park was a popular venue for the F5000 championship in the 1970s, with the Gold Cup running to the series regulations on several occasions. F2 often alternated with Formula 1 for the prestigious award in its early years, whilst F3000 winners also have their name on the trophy.
Masters Historic racing are taking entries for single seater race cars below Formula 1 and are already confident of a healthy entry. The race has been added to a packed programme on the day, which includes events for saloon and GT cars from the '60s and '70s, plus Le Mans sportscars.
"Single seater racing has a huge history at Oulton Park," said Masters Event Manager Rachel Bailey. "What we want to do is encourage cars to come and race that don't fit into a current category, whilst at the same time welcoming cars from historic single seater racing."
The Masters Historic Festival kicks off the season at Oulton Park in style, bringing a flavour of nostalgia to Cheshire. The event will also feature attractions around the circuit, with the one-day format promising non-stop action.
Posted 07 February 2012 - 15:38
What nonsense!
Doesn't matter how you dress up the press release.
Posted 07 February 2012 - 19:11
Masters and HSCC having meetings in northern half of country on the same day and in some respects for same cars.
What nonsense!
Doesn't matter how you dress up the press release.
IIRC they did the same last year. I seem to recall reading the report from Oulton and being somewhat underwealmed by it. It is a bit daft tho'.
Posted 07 February 2012 - 19:19
Last year, the Masters event was held a week before the HSCC meeting.
IIRC they did the same last year. I seem to recall reading the report from Oulton and being somewhat underwealmed by it. It is a bit daft tho'.
Posted 07 February 2012 - 21:24
Last year, the Masters event was held a week before the HSCC meeting.
Indeed it was, and it didn't look so bad when I had a look back on the 2011 version of this thread.
This year, the Oulton Masters meeting is on the Saturday, but there seems to be some co-operation with the HSCC's two day Donington meeting....
Posted 14 February 2012 - 22:41
(even if it is being run at Le Touquet)
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Edited by Alan Cox, 11 March 2012 - 13:35.
Posted 10 March 2012 - 17:32
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Posted 10 March 2012 - 19:25
Details of this year's Crystal Palace "Motorsport at the Palace" meeting on the 26th/27th July
That looks like a really good family fun day out - I hope it gets the success it deserves.
Posted 11 March 2012 - 12:02
Details of this year's Crystal Palace "Motorsport at the Palace" meeting on the 26th/27th July
or should that be 26th/27th May (according to that website)
Posted 11 March 2012 - 13:37
Quite right. I was wondering who would be the first of you to spot that (in the words of Captain Mainwaring).
or should that be 26th/27th May (according to that website)
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Is there an entry list for the Masters or will there be on t'web anywhere ?
http://www.themaster.....try Lists.pdf
Posted 16 March 2012 - 19:26
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Posted 16 March 2012 - 19:45
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A few of mine......
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Thanks, Phil. As that Elan expired on the start line, I did not get to see it moving!
Pete waits for the Elan that never appeared
Mark Wright was a bit more spectacular..
Jon Minshaw drops it on the first lap, although he tested it on the warm up lap when the Pace Car used the Fosters Circuit!!
Another Minshaw off, although I think some oil may been dropped - He was still racing for the lead at the time
Simon Hadfield at one point near the end of the race on a dry track was 5 seconds quicker than anyone else!!!!
Posted 18 March 2012 - 22:42
I'll get you back when you are not looking
Posted 18 March 2012 - 23:07
Grated cheese and carrot wraps...very tasty
I'll get you back when you are not looking
Well I had a death burger from the Avenue Caravan which may have been some cause of concern, although I'm indebted to Edington Mains for giving me a lift at the end of the lunch break to get the spare camera battery I'd left in my car.
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Linus Omark Disrespected the Honor of The Shootout
The Shootout is a time honored tradition, instituted in the NHL back in 2005. It is unquestionably the most revered way for determining the winner of a professional hockey game. It is as sacred as Don Cherry's wardrobe is chic.
And Linus Omark just defecated all over it.
If you haven't seen his Shootout blasphemy versus the Tampa Bay Lightning from Friday night yet, here it is, but let this be a warning- it is not for the squeamish:
Can I open my eyes yet? It's over? Thank God.
The Shootout was created as a cut-and-dry method of deciding the victor of a regular season NHL contest. It is NOT an exhibition of tom-foolery for the fans' enjoyment. Creativity has no place in hockey, and is certainly never acceptable.
As the Lightning players put it:
"It's kind of a slap in the face a little bit. Maybe it's a little too much" said Martin St. Louis via TSN.
Asked if it was disrespectful, defenseman Mattias Ohlund said, "Absolutely."
"It's embarrassing for him," Ellis said. "You come into a league, a respectful league like this, and you try a little move like that. It's not a very classy thing. That's just the kind of person he is."
Ellis must be referring to this goal that was popular among the stoners and cannibals that frequent the YouTube:
The Lightning players really hit the nail on the head, and exposed what is becoming a problem in the NHL, and something the league most assuredly does not want to escalate.
The Principles are simple: when the goaltender is ready, the referee signals to the player that he may attempt to skate, ONLY in a forward motion, with a SINGLE shot at the net.
- If he stops or reverses his motion- The Attempt is over.
- If he skates past the red goal-line- The Attempt is over.
- Once any part of the puck touches the goaltender- the no further Attempt can be made at it.
Of course, there are always those who try to bend the rules and cut corners. Sure, Omark didn't technically BREAK any of the rules and OK, if he hadn't scored, perhaps we wouldn't be having this conversation, and PERHAPS the Oilers still would have won.
Perhaps Dan Ellis vomited in his goalie mask last night.
None of that matters. What matters is that Linus Omark is a gutless, God-less Swede who doesn't have the STONES to take a Shootout Attempt the way it is meant to be taken.
Like this:
Or, from the same game last night, the most HONORABLE way to attempt a Shootout goal- to skate down until you're about 15 feet in front of the goalie, wind up and fire a slap-shot from between the circles:
Like a duel from 10 paces in the Old West. Like Russian Roulette. Or like Cartman playing Rochambeau.
Stamkos is merely a young player himself. He doesn't even have the knowledge that a seasoned veteran would have.
A veteran like Martin St. Louis.
In the same post-game interview from last night, a reporter asked St. Louis if he was Omark's teammate, would he take him aside after a move like that?
"I'd probably have a conversation [with him], you know. Sometimes, less is more."
It takes the wisdom of an NHL veteran with true class to set everything straight. One who knows how to appropriately handle himself in The Shootout:
All NHL players should take a lesson from the Tampa Bay Lightning players, and make an attempt to handle themselves with a bit more class.
Comments29 Responses to "Linus Omark Disrespected the Honor of The Shootout"
Time honoured tradition?? What a farce. As you say, it was instituted back in 2005 so hardly "time honoured". It was put in place as agreed upon by the GM's of the NHL mostly as a way to make OT more "fun" for the less educated markets…basically a marketing ploy to make the game more attractive. Doesn't Omark's goal accomplish that?
As far as disrespectful, I've seen numerous other players make moves far more "disrespectful" (if you can call them that) than what Omark did. His spin was complete by the time he hit the blue line so the reality of it was that it had very little to do with disrespecting the goalie or the visiting team.
Shootouts are there to entertain. Omark's goal accomplished that. If folks don't like it, take the shootout out of the game but it's hardly a "time honoured" tradition in the NHL nor is it disrespectful when the point of the shootout is to ultimately score. I consider what Stamkos did in the shootout actually disrespectful. Also hypocritical of him to make any kind of comment when there's a video of him showing how to do all the trick moves.
Ultimately, who cares. The fans in that building certainly didn't care and I guarantee you the NHL brass don't care as that little move has generated more talk and attention to the sport that they desparately need.
Sorry, I should read the whole article first before replying. I just got the sarcassm of the article.
I almost did the same as you Alan.
GREAT article, love the research done with the videos.
One of the Tampa Bay players actually said, "You wouldn't see Crosby or Olvechkin doing this". Perhaps not BUT how many "classy" goal celebrations (far more "in your face" disrespect) have we seen from Olvechkin? I personally don't mind them at all but to hear someone say "you'd never see this from…"…is rather silly.
I loved Omark's goal and hope the Oilers keep him so we can see more and more of the same.
Oh yeah…and get rid of the shoot outs! I'm old school and have no problem with tie games either.
You say his shot was disrespectful and then you show a second video, which uses the spin move as "a proper shootout technique." The player in the shootout techniques video even suggests snowing the goalie, that's just dirty man. I don't mind if you call someone out but at least stay consistent.
Dan – I just fired up seeing the criticisms of something that was pretty minor. Even Don Cherry didn't think it was a big deal.
Actually if you look at that shootout goal again, Omark was quite respectful. After he scored, he didn't make a spectecal of a celebration. He gave a small fist pump and skated back to the bench. You don't think he knew what was at stake if he missed? Ovechkin's celebrations are actually disrespectful.
Ellis should be embarrassed for himself. He has made a fool of himself with the fans and media all season. Not to mention he can't claim the starting gig of a disappointing team from MIKE SMITH. Yikes.
Stamkos came to be known in the states for his behind the back shootout goal in juniors. Wonder if the goalie thought that was a classy move, too.
St. Louis does a similar move and practically stops at the end of it. He of all people should appreciate the creativity.
Just poor sports pissed off that they got shown up by a kid. More power to him and I hope we see a lot more of this kind of creativity from him in the future.
i think this is stupid because creativity is the principal source of development in hockey if you look 10 years before there was not a lot of style in hockey just simple hockey game but now it's getting harder with all the moves possible because now what i see is that you think creativity is bad and i'm sorry but to be a good player in the nhl you have to be creative think of the big names Crosby, Ovechkin, Patrick Kane they all had to be creative to reach the top thats how it works and always will and if so player think they are humiliated because some player was creative enough and had the balls to do something they can't well i'm sorry for them but thats the game.
wake up the game just exists because of a paying public,i feel sorry for players who think's the nhl league is for them
Seriously, this guy is either too old to be playing the sport or has never played it in the first place. The shootout marks a new era of hockey, and with it comes all of the razzle dazzle of shootout attempts. As a college hockey goalie, I can tell you that I see all these ridiculous shootout attempts and so much more on a daily basis, and if your a goalie and cant react to these moves, you really need to start watching more film. A goal is a goal, and if your a goalie who can't stop these kinds of goals, then you need to step aside for those who can. Its a new league with new rules and a new style of play. If you don't like it, then find yourself a new sport
Sounds like the writer of this was quite the grinder with little to no stick skills and never had the chance to participate in a shootout. How is the NHL or shootout defaced with goals like this? Maybe the spin-o-rama before the blue line was unnecessary but it was still dynamic and entertaining to watch. The game is changing and to say he is a gutless swede because of a shootout attempt like this is real pathetic and shows no class on your part. Were you also in uproar when guys like Gretzky and Lemieux came in with playing styles that changed the game and the way people think about it. He never broke any shootout rules so whats the deal?? You have clearly run out of things to write about.
Do Candians get sarcasm? They totally do.
" What matters is that Linus Omark is a gutless, God-less Swede who doesn't have the STONES to take a Shootout Attempt the way it is meant to be taken"
you jealous fuck, maybe people just dont have the stones to try and do what Linus did
your probably a washed up hockey player
I totally got the sarcasm. Then again, I puke in hot yoga studios, so who am I to say anything?
Solid article. A+, with a spin before crossing the 'a'.
Dear cowbell,
"Creativity has no place in hockey, and is certainly never acceptable."
Creativity is the driving force behind almost everything.
Am I to understand that you don't mind watching a guy making 6 million $ a year and all he does is dump and chase, while keeping things simple? You don't mind that you pay 100$ a ticket to watch guys trying not to make mistakes?
hahah time honored since 2005? I'm not even sure why this website exists. Clearly the author has never played hockey in his life. The shootout is all about creativity, and entertainment. Without creativity, hockey is nothing. Creative players are fun to watch, to play against, and to play with. That is what Linus Omark is an awesome player to watch.
@ Scott Reid – You are probably right, the author probably hasn't played hockey before. But that's not his fault because in the US the law is to not care about hockey whatsoever. He's already breaking the law by blogging about hockey!!!
I love how people were up in arms about this, but the NHL has an All Star skills competition for creativity and flashliness
You really had me here. I was saying "this guy is an expert on the Kings and hockey"?? Then I got it at the end. Well done. I started as a Kings season seat holder since 1980 and I walk out before shootouts start.
It took me all of one sentence to realize this was a sarcastic article …
We learn that there is powers in NHL that want to hold the creativity to themselves to protect their position. And that Martin St. Louis is a moron.
This is clearly sarcastic. I hope. Either that or it's written by a bitter old cronie (you know, like Don Cherry) who wants hockey players to attempt shots in shootouts the same way over and over again. Because that's exciting.
I'm glad I checked this though because otherwise I wouldn't have seen the goal Omark scored for Sweden. That was ridiculous.
Author needs to get over himself and is probably too old and cranky to have a worthwhile opinion on the matter anyway. Puck never stopped moving forward, dude can do what he wants. Get over it.
Finely written, exhaustively researched, and remorselessly entertaining.
I was almost ready to go on a rant about how hypocritical and pathetic and ignorant this article was but then i realized it's incredibly well written and brings out those qualities in the lightning.


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Memorable Debuts - Rep Round
MEMORABLE Debuts takes a look at the upcoming matches of the round. As the regular NRL season has gone on hiatus for this week's Representative Round, we'll be taking a look at some of the more memorable fixtures in the past decade or so.
A summary of results from Round 12 of the 20th First Utility Super League season, Europe's premier club rugby league competition.
Let's Talk Origin - Round 8
THIS week we take a look at what some of the selections for Australia, City and Country mean for Origin and who is best placed to further their claims.
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THE VB NSW Cup Representative Team has been announced today for the annual interstate clash against the Queensland Residents team at Tapout Energy Stadium on Sunday 3 May.
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DETAILED results and updated competition tables from Round 8 of the Intrust Super Cup and FOGS Colts Challenge, with thanks to the QRL.
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In their final year our students bring theory and practice together in sophisticated design projects. For example, Luke Simmons designed a control system driven prosthetic hand that responds to the electrical impulses in muscle tissue.
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Makerspace is a student hackerspace community and open lab workspace that offers cutting edge equipment like a PCB mill and 3D printer to support students working and collaborating on their uni work and personal projects.


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(Photo by: Robbie Johnson) One of many piles of trash and debris left on Sunday morning, Memorial Day weekend.
Michelle Gautier took this photo last weekend. People will leave just about anything behind when they leave Freeman Park. This time, a drum set. The Town of Carolina Beach is holding a meeting September 18th at Town Hall to discuss issues within the park.
Residents will have an opportunity to meet with Army Corp of Engineers officials at a meeting scheduled for September 29th regarding future plans for Army Corp land along Snow's Cut.
Click image for larger view: Officers with the Turkish National Police, Department of Anti-smuggling and Organized Crime visited the Carolina Beach Police Department last week to observe U.S. law enforcement techniques.
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Chest X-ray
(Chest Radiography)
DefinitionA chest x-ray is an image of the heart and lungs and other structures in the chest. A small dose of radiation is used to create the image. It is one of the most common medical tests done.
Reasons for TestChest x-rays are done to look for abnormalities of your heart, lungs, bones, or blood vessels in your chest. Your doctor may order a chest x-ray if you have certain symptoms, such as:
- Bad or persistent cough
- Difficulty breathing
- Coughing up blood
- Chest pain
- Chest injury
- Fever
- Abnormality of the rib cage
- Evidence of cancer
Possible ComplicationsChest x-rays are done using a small dose of radiation. If you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant, tell your doctor or the x-ray technician. X-rays are generally avoided during pregnancy, if possible.
What to Expect
Prior to TestYou will be asked to remove all jewelry from the waist up. You will also put on a hospital gown. A lead apron may be placed over your abdomen and pelvis. This is done to minimize the risks of radiation.
Description of TestPictures are usually taken from both a side view and a front view. An x-ray technician will position you according to the type of x-ray machine used. In most cases, you will stand against the x-ray plate with your hands up or to the side. You will be asked to take a deep breath and hold it while the x-ray is being taken. You will also be asked to stay as still as possible when the film is taken. You may notice that the film cartridge feels cool to your skin.
After TestYou will be able to leave after the test is done.
How Long Will It Take?About 10-15 minutes
Will It Hurt?No
ResultsA specialist will look at your x-ray and send a report to your doctor. Results are generally available in 1-2 days.
Call Your DoctorCall your doctor if you have any concerns after the test.In case of an emergency, call for emergency medical services right away.
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The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical exam. Be prepared to identify every medication you are taking. As many as 25% of erectile dysfunction cases are due to medicines. Expect questions about the frequency, quality, and duration of your erections. Your answers may help determine if primarily psychological and/or physiological factors are causing your impotence.
The doctor will examine your penis, testes, and rectum. If a physical cause is suspected, laboratory tests may be ordered. The following factors will be evaluated:
- Routine laboratory tests —Blood count, urinalysis, and a battery of blood chemistry tests will evaluate your general health.
- Testosterone —If you are over 50 years old or if your doctor suspects hypogonadism (small testes and reduced bodily hair), a blood test for testosterone will be ordered.
- Endocrine tests —Other endocrine tests may be ordered, such as thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), prolactin, and fasting blood sugar.
- Nocturnal erections —Potent men have spontaneous erections at night. If you do not remember them because you were asleep, there are devices that can measure and record them.
- Psychology —There are always psychological factors associated with sexual functioning, whether they are the cause or just a result. You and possibly your partner may be given a questionnaire to help determine what emotional and psychological factors may be contributing to your condition.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: Adrienne Carmack, MD
- Review Date: 03/2015 -
- Update Date: 03/15/2015 -


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