Hey, it's me Nasser and I'm back after like three four months something along those lines I can't believe I'm talking to a camera again. I feel like it's been absolutely ages I've moved on to a vascular surgery rotation from my geriatrics rotation So I've been spending a good amount of time in theater and the job has been completely different But I want to talk about that in a separate video different to this one today's video is about my first Ever night shift night shift one night shift two night shift three night shift four now I don't know how I feel about night shifts Actually, I do know how I feel. I feel kind of scared. I feel kind of nervous And this is my first one. So I don't really know what to expect Time to get going first ever Surgical nights. Let's go. I've already received some handover from the trauma and orthopedics and urology f1s But I'll talk to you a little bit more about that when we head downstairs. Let's go Okay Let's go on my way to work now. It's 7 p.m. That feels kind of mad, but I'm going early because I want to pass by I'm a nest to pick up some food and snacks for throughout the night a red bull Just in case I got really sleepy and you stay awake some instant coffee Because I think we're out in the vascular surgery office in my day job I'm now working in vascular surgery some of the vascular surgery f1 one of them now on nights The surgical f1 covers four different surgical specialties So we cover vascular surgery general surgery trauma and orthopedics and urology So you have four times the number of patients that you can get pulled about that you might have to do things for Sounds like four times the stress to be honest on top of that You don't have the usual number of seniors that you would throughout the day So during the day, we have I think three or four registrars for around one sho and Think anywhere between one and like three consultants now over night on site You have one f1, which is me one sho and one general surgery registrar The other surgical specialty registrars and the consultants are on call, but they're not on site So they're home sleeping and if we need them then we can give them a call and ask them to come in Or give us advice over the phone or whatever So they're not in the hospital like they would be during the day So that's kind of the biggest differences that we're gonna see between night and day also during the day I usually you know have to see all of the patients with my seniors whereas now in the nighttime You're basically putting out fires and trying to keep people alive throughout the night until the next day when the day team Comes back and they can take care of all the usual problems that a patient might have so I won't be expected to see all the Patients but I will get cold about all of them if something needs to be done But long story short it's gonna just be very different than my sort of day job as a vascular surgery f1 And I don't know on one hand. I'm excited to see how it goes on the other hand I'm definitely a little bit nervous I think that's the end of the ramble that I wanted to go on for now in the car I'm gonna turn off this light because it is a little bit blinding and I'll catch you guys in a bit Yeah, catch you guys in a bit Peace It's pretty hectic How can I lie? So I'm not going on and you're just one person Going for specialties which is a bit mad Anyways, let's see how it goes just running somewhere Let's down to the lab just chilling here in the office Getting bleeped like absolutely crazy Got these and a little snack this nice coffee Even though I just got a coffee but you can feel my eyes burning already So gotta wake up Let's see who believed me All right, so it's about 2 a.m. I'm still alive Everything is going okay Just gonna have my lunch middle of the night food. I don't know what to call it And yeah, haven't fallen asleep just yet. We'll hopefully get some some time to rest later on But things are going okay so far one step at a time Add some food And a very quick power lamp Maybe like 5-10 minutes or so But got woken up by my good friend the bleep so heading back upstairs Now got a plan got a plan I want to bang through a couple of things And then hopefully hopefully hopefully fingers crossed Get some actual rest We'll see though We'll see if I wanna jinx it one thing at a time Oh my god Haven't left work during the day in like months Haven't seen the sunlight when going to work or when eating from work Feels kind of weird, you know It's sun on my face Very rough time Catch up a lot in the car Damn damn Mouth's cray Let's get out along home But first I have these little candies in the car with me Not all times to quench my hunger All right so First half of the night was going pretty well actually Everything was going smooth Wasn't that busy No one was too sick or unwell And everything was okay And then about halfway through the night We get a cardiac arrest call or a crash call This is when a member of staff thinks that a patient is very very unwell You know it's in the process of dying And they put out this hospital wide call To a lot of different members of the specialty team Who are usually quite senior And can help with this type of situation I get one of those calls I rush over to where the patient is And they're already doing CPR And there's you know everyone there The anesthetist, ITU part All the registrars, the med reg Everyone was there So I approached at the tail end of this cardiac arrest call When they were finishing CPR And the patient was dead About halfway through the night I watched this patient die Which was pretty horrific to be honest And it's crazy because You know after that happened It was just like okay Have to move on and you know deal with The other jobs that are waiting for you The other tasks that you need to do The other unwell patients And it's just crazy that you have to dissociate And turn off like this And you know move on to the next thing And continue your job But I was halfway through the shift There was still plenty to do So tough one honestly Following that the night just got worse Took a major downhill In terms of busyness Unwell patients stress And tasks My SHO, the person directly More senior than me Was really really nice Made me feel very warm and welcome On my first ever night shift A few more nights to go And I'll be done with my first string of nights Very much looking forward to sleeping I think I'm just gonna eat something And go straight to bed So I'll see you guys there When I'm home It is 6.45pm of the next day Of after I went to sleep I don't think I even filmed anything Before I went to sleep I came home I ate food Immediately showered and got into bed And slept all the way until 5.30pm Which is crazy I honestly did not expect that to happen I thought I might wake up around 2, 3, 4, somewhere there But I'm happy I got the rest But that also means I've had like no time at home Before I need to leave the house again I'm just sitting here writing the speech For that YouTube health talk That I'm gonna give in a couple of days I was sitting here just minding my own business Catching up with my girlfriend Going through my emails Watching YouTube videos, etc When I got an email from the official Strategic Health Partnerships Manager At YouTube Asking if I wanted to give a brief talk At the YouTube health event Which is happening next week I want to welcome everybody here in the room today But also to those joining us online Which I was invited to a very long time ago And I said, yeah of course I'll attend But I'd never for a second considered Giving a talk I am very, very nervous When it comes to public speaking I'm now delighted to introduce Nassir To the stage to give a little bit more of a Sort of on the ground perspective Jon's very counterintuitive Given that the videos that I make here on the platform Are watched by hundreds of thousands of people sometimes Even millions of people sometimes And it's something that I've always known That I want to work on That I want to get better at Because I think I should be good at public speaking And hence I'm gonna try and work on it And get over that fear I just need to say yes And then I'll come up with a speech And I'll be okay But I need to get over it I think I'm gonna sit down And just put my initial thoughts down Onto a piece of paper And see how it goes Can't believe it's happening so fast And then I actually signed up to this Yeah, just realizing I have like no time This is the problem with being on call Or on night shifts Your shifts are 12 hours And so by the time you wake up And get ready and go to the hospital And then do your shift Leave the hospital come back Wine down Eat something and sleep You feel like you've spent your entire day At the hospital Because you have barely any time at home That's exactly how I feel right now I'm gonna finish this and get going Hey guys I'm actually just showing up at the parking now Spent the drive in Catching up with Alexia Because we haven't had any time to chat And catch up on each other's lives Wow, this parking is full today But here we are For night shift 2 It feels honestly so strange Showing up to work at this time I'm so confused about what day it is And what time it is My circadian clock is getting all over the place And backwards Fingers crossed Today is not as horrific as yesterday Reflecting on the events that happened yesterday It was pretty horrific So yeah, hopefully things go a little bit better today I have one day of experience under my belt Let's do what we can with that Change Take hand over from the day team And get started We're doing okay More urgent plans to run down Still early though I think it's like 11 So plenty of time for anything to happen We'll see All right guys I'm in the general surgical office right now Getting bleeped a decent amount But nothing crazy so far Just chasing up some jobs from the day team And hoping nothing goes wrong Nice Just as I said it as well That's what it looks like by the way Okay Let's call and see what's going on So yeah All right Bleep has been dealt with I figured this is as good a time as any To share with you my snacks on this night shift Got whatever these are Which Kenji introduced me to Like ages ago in medical school These chocolate chip cookies I don't even like chocolate honestly But when I was working on M&S today I was like What do I need? Something nice to coffee For when I finished my hot coffee And then for food I was kind of scrambled to pick this up From M&S Should be good Gonna go review a couple of patients Post up Do some bloods and things And check in with you in a bit All right We have made it until 2 a.m I'm actually really awake A lot more awake than yesterday I think because I actually managed to sleep For a long amount of time And time to get some food in I'm gonna go heat this in the microwave I'm currently in the vascular surgery office Which is where I usually am for my day job I'm not here with this place I know it well So it's my little comfort place I'm gonna eat this food And then if things aren't too busy And nothing crazy happens Mad calls There's actually a bed here Well, I say bed But it's like just a sponge But you know what? It'll do And if I can get even a little bit of rest That would be great I'm not gonna get my hopes up Let me just eat some food Shell And we'll see In one step at a time All right, so It's 3.30 in the morning And I've managed to lock myself Outside of my offices Where I was very happily taking a nap About 10 minutes ago And I left my card inside So I've just believed security And they've finally gotten back to me They're gonna come and let me back in It's about 4.30 Definitely starting to feel tired So this is my doctor's mess Which I've made my home For the past two hours or so That's my bed When I get a bleep I go call it on that phone And then use this computer To do what I need to do Or go see the patient And yeah, it's about 6 am now So a couple hours left Gonna chill it here Eat my cocoa pumps And try and get some rest All right It's day two of four done Definitely much better than yesterday Much, much better I actually had time to sit down and rest Be on the couch, close my eyes I feel lucky to be honest Much, much better All right team Let's head home I spent the hours of about 3 am Until 7 Like lying down on a bed slash couch And just waking up every half an hour So to answer a bleep And then going back to like little snuggle Snuggle mode on the couch Which was actually really nice I didn't sleep at all But I rested for a lot of that I was just sitting down with my eyes closed Trying to sleep But I couldn't sleep I think it's because I knew that You know, I'm in the hospital I couldn't get cold at any time My brain was Or my mind was racing with You know, how did I do this? Did I do that? Is my patient okay? So I couldn't get sleep This is Alex here Let's say hi Hey Bob That was so weird They were like 1 to 7 Hey guys I completely forgot I was vlogging until about 5 minutes ago It's about 6.30 now I actually woke up a full hour earlier Then I sent my alarm I woke up at 4.30 Which is actually great Because I wanted to have time To work on my talk For the youtube health event Coming up in a couple days I think I woke up that early Because I actually managed to get some good rest Earlier in the night Thinking back on it It's kind of surreal That I was in the hospital Like laying down on a couch Or cuddled up And just answering bleeps Every half an hour Getting out of bed Seeing if it's an emergency And I need to go in person Or if I can just do it from my computer Or if I can offer advice or whatever And then going back to snuggle Until my bleep woke me up again Quite a strange sense of serenity And peacefulness That I didn't expect on the night shift After that first night Which was just horrendous And had absolutely no time to sleep Like that at all But anyways I'm actually really happy with The little speech that I've written It's about 2,000 words And originally Yeah, 2,200 And originally when I Before I said it out loud I thought it was going to be way over My allocated speaking time of 10 minutes But it actually came up to 9 minutes and 50 seconds Which is amazing To say that I'm nervous Is a massive understatement Alright This is an official youtube organized event We've got a real mix of people here from NHS Stakeholders Full disclosure I don't entirely know what that means But it's on the script We've got obviously Lots of different healthcare professionals Clinicians We've got some scientists And charities Think tanks So it's a really diverse Group of people here today It's a very sort of formal event That kind of stretches out Beyond what I'm used to With my youtube channel Why I talk directly to My audience and my community Or largely university students You know, or medical students Or doctors There will be a lot of doctors at the event I feel like this is a really good example of me Practicing what I preach So I often say to people To do the thing that makes them uncomfortable To do the thing that they're not used to That they're a bit scared of Because it's going to make you better at it It's going to give you experience You're going to learn a lot, etc And this is that thing for me I'm definitely nervous and scared The very easy thing to do Would have been to just say No, sorry, I'm too busy I'm on night shifts I can't prepare for this I can't do it But I was like, you know what, f*** Let me just say yes And I'll figure out the rest later I want to reflect on this whole night shift thing A little bit Basically, I woke up today at 4.30pm Right up until now I just feel so bad physically Like I feel like my heart is racing I'm not sure if it's daytime or nighttime I don't remember what day it is I feel like tired yet very awake At the same time I just feel like my body's releasing A lot of cortisol And I'm like in a high stress fighter flight mode Even though I just slept and woke up now But I haven't felt like I've relaxed Like I've slept But I haven't felt like I've been relaxed during that sleep And it's just very weird to have your day flipped around like this I mean, I come home My sister is sleeping And I quickly get to bed Pretty much before she wakes up to start her day I sleep throughout the day While my sister wakes up and goes to work And then she comes home Wait, I'm so confused The point that I'm trying to make is Okay My schedule and my sister's schedule Who I live with and she's next door Are just completely flipped Completely reversed We don't see each other at all Which is like crazy Think about we live in the same house And we just have our lives completely flipped In terms of day night Definitely not fun Would not recommend and would not do Unless I absolutely had to So two night shifts down Two night shifts to go I just pray pray pray That it's calm, quiet and doable Like it was yesterday The thing is, you just don't know You literally have no idea what it's gonna be like I'm gonna practice my speech one more time And then we'll get going Let's do it Hi everyone Good morning My name is Nasser Karma And I'm a doctor working in the NHS I remember when I first started working I didn't really mind being on call I didn't really mind weekend shifts Because when I was a medical student Like all days were the same I feel like there wasn't such a big divide Into weekdays and weekends I would study both during the week and during the weekends And I would go out and have fun Both during the week and the weekend So it wasn't a very big kind of obvious split for me But now I really feel like when I'm working on the weekend I'm like oh I'm missing my social time I'm missing that fun and relaxation Because when you work the weekend Then you have weekdays off You know, everyone else is working during the weekdays So I can hang out with them I can go out and do all the fun things That people would normally do on the weekend So you don't feel like you get that part of the social interaction That maybe you had before starting to start work And now My girlfriend Alexia is visiting She actually just landed in London today But I'm not going to get to see her for another two full days Because I'm working these night shifts These are the times when it like hits me the hardest That like oh I'm working on the weekend I'm working on social hours This is not a fun part of Being a doctor This is not an enjoyable aspect Like it's something to seriously think about Consider This is when it hits the hardest I guess You know what sucks the most about On call shifts or night shifts It's not that they're very lonely When you spend such a big amount of time Completely by yourself You know, yesterday In my 12 hour shift I probably spent 11 hours by myself Without my SHO or my registrar You know Just me going to see patients Dealing with unwell patients Doing all the computer work Yeah Like having your food In the middle of the night Or the equivalent of lunch There's so much less socializing And people-to-people interaction Outside of obviously the work context You know, like I'm talking to And dealing with healthcare professionals Throughout the whole night But in terms of just sitting down And like having a chat Like you would during the day With other people in the office with you You don't really get that when you're on call Or on nights Because there's the minimum minimum Amount of snapping And everyone is like stretched in And doing their own thing So it's a lot more lonely than Recontracting the day And you know, you guys know me I'm a very sociable person I like-I like talking to people And interacting Some of the negatives of these nights I'm gonna put on some music So I can just zone out and vibe I'll catch you guys in a bit Peace Hello It is 1 10 in the morning So far it's actually been The dare-dare I say it A quiet night Touch wood, touch wood, touch wood Been pretty chill Answering bleeps Going to review patients Etc. Etc. The usual Feeling very awake actually I think I'm gonna have another coffee To stay on this awake train Maybe when I get naturally a bit more tired later on Think about having a cheeky nap It's too early in the night I feel like it's too good to be true To go away and rest now My SHO is lovely We're having some good chats It's pretty much it Not much to update you on It's kind of boring The night window is here Things are going slow So I'm trying to do some useful things On my portfolio Filling out forms Sending off like CBD's, reflections Because believe it or not Even when you finish medical school You still have a portfolio as a doctor Where you have to like show different competencies And things that you've done throughout the year To prove that you're a good doctor A doctor who's learning A doctor who's capable of doing certain procedures So the portfolio stays annoyingly enough So I'm just trying to work through some of that stuff I think in about an hour I'll go Have some food Catch up with you later Thanks Hey guys All right I'm back up in the surgical office It's 2 a.m. Which means it's time for food I've got this chicken and tomato risotto It is what it is Just need some food Getting proper hungry Feeling very awake right now And check it out I'm watching the KSI Misfits Boxing Event that just happened tonight Like literally a couple of hours ago KSI doing an absolute madness In the YouTube boxing scene Just the UK YouTube in general I've been looking forward to this for a while now And of course it's on my night shift So I can't watch it live But it's already happened I'm just going to watch the highlights And see what went down Maybe a cheeky YouTube boxing event For me in the not so near future We'll see, we'll see Let's watch and enjoy Had during my food and chill time No All right Now it's actually serious I need to have a quick read in the notes And then head downstairs It has been four hours Since you last saw me Four hours of like back to back to back to back emergencies That was not fun Please Lord So let me finish this meal in peace Please please please Just some down time Some quiet time See you guys in a bit All right guys It's about 6.30 Just finished that food Gonna set up camp on this bed And try and get a little bit of rest Hopefully your sleep doesn't go off I'll catch you in a bit Peace Hey everyone I've just realized Every single morning When I come back to sleep I always tell myself That I want to pick up the camera And like say something Or share a few thoughts that I have And I just pass out every single time I'm so sorry I keep forgetting to talk to you guys And say hello in the morning Because I'm just so tired Anyways Now it is The night of my last night shift Okay So this is my last night If I'm gone I've definitely had enough And it's just been a scramble Since I woke up Because I've been trying to finalize And prepare that speech Turns out preparing a speech for a talk While you're on night Is not that easy I think it's pretty much done now I've got everything ready I just need to practice it So I don't absolutely embarrass myself Which I definitely will But it's okay It's all part of the learning experience Hello everyone It's currently 2.15 in the morning I have crossed off pretty much All the jobs that were handed over to me By the day team And reviewed and managed two sick patients I think it's time to sit down And eat some food Hopefully get a little bit of relaxation And for my talk I wanted to have like cue cards Or print the speech printed So that I could look down on it If I ever forgot something I needed to look at it So what I've done Is I've taken this little journal And I've just like stuck my speech Into the pages over here So I can like flip through it As I go along I think I've pretty much Not memorized everything But I have a good idea What the speech looks like But without this I feel like I would get really nervous and scared And hopefully like fumble over my words I'd rather have it It's almost like a safety blanket You know I'm so excited For these night shifts to be over I feel like they really dragged out Like four nights is a long time It's like over half a week Where your schedule is just completely flipped upside down I feel like you don't even know what's going on What time of day it is What day it is generally So yeah Really excited to have them over And I'm actually off for the entire next week Because I'm trying to get the days right The day is Monday I have Tuesday and Wednesday off by default And then I took Thursday and Friday off As annual leave Because Alexia is here So that way I have a whole week off Gonna have some fun I've got a bunch of friends from Jordan visiting Which is nice Haven't seen those guys in a while And yeah Just really looking forward to finishing this shift Eating my food up in the microwave Should be done soon Gonna watch some cheeky YouTube And I think I'm gonna set up a camp Over there on that bed And just put the bleep next to my head Every time it rings Get up, come to this phone Answer the bleep And then use the computer here to do what I need to do Or go down and see the patients If I need to catch up with you guys in a bit Peace I was just asleep for an hour Pranked myself I didn't sleep But I had my eyes closed and I was trying to sleep Just got called for something Absolutely did not need to get called about But since I'm awake I'm gonna check a couple of things real quick From the sick patients that we saw earlier And then yeah Try and go back Get some rest Gone out of bed Tired to relieve And then mindlessly I'd left you out of the bathroom And locked myself out of the same office I put myself out of a couple of days ago Classic All right team I'm back home Finished the night shift Let's go I've actually just ordered some breakfast In this place called Egg Slot Which is a very strange name But it tastes very, very good I highly recommend Anyways, I think that brings us To the end of this video I hope you guys enjoyed it And I hope it gave you a little bit of an insight To what life is like As a junior doctor working a night shift Here in the UK I know I definitely would have appreciated a video like this When I was a medical student Or even a high school student Applying to medical school in the first place So I hope you guys find it useful And there's some value there If you enjoyed the video Do let me know in a comment down below If there's anything else you want me to film Or talk about Or share my experiences about Also do let me know I know I haven't uploaded in a while So thank you for watching If you've stuck around And yeah I'll see you in the next one Peace I'm now delighted to introduce Nassir To the stage to give a little bit more Of a sort of on the ground perspective Thank you Hi there Good morning everyone My name is Nasser Karma And I'm a doctor working in the NHS The talk I'm going to give today Is a little bit different Than the other ones that you're going to hear I want to talk to you about My journey on YouTube And how I reached one million subscribers Late last year And so if we could all just take a moment To pull out our phones Search KarmaMedic And hit that subscribe button That would really help me out And I'd appreciate it And then he looks over to the search And he puts his hand down And he stops in mid-surgery And he says Do you know who this guy is? He's got like a million followers on Facebook I don't have a Facebook page And over the last five years I've seen firsthand the power And the impact of the connection You can make with people through digital media And I hope that now in my job as a doctor I can use my YouTube channel to help bridge That medical knowledge gap Between healthcare professionals And non-healthcare professionals And also give a bit of an insight into our lives And what we see and deal with on a daily basis As doctors Thank you


Welcome back to Fishin' Camp, Fishin' Breaks. Taking the fly gear y'all. I'm not an expert at this. This is fun. I gotta do some re-rigging right now. I gotta put some new tippin' on. Goin' with four pound test indicator and this current is moving really slow. So, it's important to get that movement just right and we're gonna try to get our three trout using the fly and have a little fun in the process. Let's wait for the sun to come up and let's get out there on the water. Snag some trout. There we go, baby. Come here. Little dinner. Little dinner, buddy. You are goin' on the dinner table tonight, my friend. Readly. Readly. Look at that fly. Look at that mop fly. I'll stream you up. I've already got one. It's dark. It's just deep. There's a lot goin' on. Once you slip, one more for the stringer. Got a little indicator out there. Just gonna wait for that to go under. Give it a nice yank. Uh-huh. Oh, just did. For sure. It's the biggest one I've caught so far today. Doing the death roll here. A little fly out. Get him on here. That is going to fulfill my stringer, folks. Came out here and got it done in about ten minutes. But I'm going to continue fishing. I want to practice getting a little better with my fly skills. My fly skills. Alright, there we go. That's a beautiful thing. That's dinner tonight. Going back to the farm. So I've got a small little cork on the line. About two and a half. Almost two, three-quarter foot up the line. And then I've got this little... It's called a mega worm.  A little tiny jighead on it. Like a one-thirty-second ounce jighead. And I've just got... I don't even have a tippet. I need to get better at rigging. But I've got four-pound test onto my fly line. And that depth of the indicator is just off the bottom. So I'm trying to just put it right off the bottom. And usually there's some current. And it'll just float by the fish. But right now they're just sort of swimming around in this pool. If you get a little wind, it drifts it. But I'm not moving it. And it is straight up like we are bobber fishing. Number four. Smoking that mega worm today. Munch it on the nibble. Here, I want you to get that spot down where they're at. That's the jam. How do I put my net, buddy? Freaking took off with it. There we go, guys. This is fun. That's all that fly is. It is just a piece of yarn. Yes. All right, y'all. We have managed to capture our limit early. And I caught a few extras just for fun. But I'm going to throw them in the cooler right now. We're going to take them home. We do family dinners on the weekend. Mom's been wanting some trout. So we're going to do some trout. All to the cooler. Welcome home back to the treehouse where we're doing things outside. I come home. This is out here with a rake. Getting the garden stuff ready. If there's something, she's a nester. When I leave, she's a nester. I come home. There's just new things. It's always fun, especially when I go on long trips. So she's actually getting a flower bed ready to plant some blue bonnets. That's a pretty Texas thing to do right there. Yeah, you can see those were like some old wildflowers. I don't know. I think those are good. So I got a six trout. Okay. And how hungry are you for some trout? Those are good for dinner, right? Yeah. Okay. You want to go check on the eggs, son? I heard the chicken squawking out there. There must be some egg laying going on. I'm hearing some mega squawkers. Right before I left, there was another chicken that started laying eggs. And I think it's the frizzle. It's a teeny little egg. A little tiny. It looks like a little ping-pong. So there's my old big blue. That's my big blue right there. That's my other prairie blue bell. The other one's in the box right now. She's super flighty, but maybe she'll let us take a peek. Let's see what's going on. Hey, girl. Hey, girl. Oh, yeah. She's in the zone. Looky there. Look at those little eggs. That little one. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You'll plant those seeds. They fly me. That's cool. There's a rod. There's a bunch of rod tubes sitting right here. And we're just going to have to open those. Some of these are going to be bass rods. I'm hoping a couple of these are some more of those micro rods, because that's what I use the most. I've been fishing and trout fishing like we did today. This is a micro rod. This is the one that I was really waiting on right here, the ultra light. So I've been fishing with the lights, which have been pretty much perfect, I would say, for most of the trout and crappie situations, especially the crappie. Sometimes with the trout, I want a little bit lighter for throwing very small stuff. I'm throwing the bigger rooster tails and things like that. That's not very necessary, but throwing the really, really light lures, having the ultra light is key. Plus it's fun for bluegill and other things like that. So I'm going to slap this 1,000 size green series reel on here. That right there is going to be a meat getter and a fun time, ladies and gentlemen. These are launching in February, so you'll be able to get your hands on them. Both the green series and the gold series, which I've been using mostly in my videos, but finally got stocked up on some. We're going to be good to go for this season. There's a little buggy whip right there. Look at that. What does that look like to you? A boat. That's right. I was hoping there would be a sticker in there, a Guggen sticker. She's wanting some Guggen stickers, she said. Yeah, maybe next year Christmas. Yeah, Christmas? I think Santa could take care of that. We are going to do some fish cleaning, y'all. Amy said, told her it was going to be messy, but she said she likes to follow daddy and watch what he does. And that's how she learns. So, are you sure you can handle this? Yep. Okay. It's going to be a little yucky. You want to feel those slimy fish? Uh-huh, they might. Check them out. Think they're going to bite you? Because they have tight teeth. What kind of fish are those? Rainbow trout? Good job, Amy. How did you know that? Are they going to wiggle when I touch them? I don't think so. They're too cold. Does that feel a little fish-fish? Trout like really cold water and trout like to eat bugs. And they usually live in streams. Cold streams. And they're very pretty and they have very good meat. And your mommy and your Mimi love them. So that's what we're cooking up tonight. I love salmon. With balsamic vinegar on it. With balsamic vinegar on it?  Okay, now I'm going to show you how to clean these trout. It's really easy. And I think you might could even do it next time. Yeah. That's right. That's the perfect thing to use. I got Amy a little, her first Swiss Army knife. I doled it down. Don't worry. I grinded it down. So it's round, not sharp. But it has little scissors on it. It has a little file. It has a little toothpick. It's got her name on it. It's a little pink one. That's for when we're going on camping trips and hiking trips. We got a bucket. We got a knife. We just need some water. And then we're going to clean them, drop them in here. This is the easiest fish you'll ever clean. I'm not filleting these trout. There is a way you can fillet trout but it's very difficult on small ones, on these little ones. I just, basically we eat them whole body. Skins, crispy and all. Yeah, you can take your little fish leash off of there. Thumb and bass boats. All right. Tiny little trout right here guys. Kept the first one because I wasn't sure. We just have to cut it. Yep. We go right behind the head. Just like that. And then we go up from the vent. And we go up towards the gills. Until you reach about where those pectoral fins are. You might see a male. You might see a male. You know what? You were right. Um, this is a trout. This is a male. This is a male. It means it's a boy. All right. Then we just pull that head down and the guts. We could give this to the chickens. They'd probably like it. You want to try it? I'll leave it right there if you're brave enough to touch that fish head. And then we're just going to push this stuff out right here. It's a little bloody. It's just a little bloody. A little gooky. Pinch it off. That's going to be for Mimi. You can tell her that you cleaned it. All right. We'll take that off. Okay. I've got to use the knife because it's real sharp. Why do I keep it up there?  You know, Daddy played with the knife a couple of years ago. You remember what happened?  I did. I cut it right by my knee and what happened to me? Yeah. I had to get a lot of stitches. Say, chicken want a trout head? Chicken want a trout head? A little fish head treat form. Maybe the next fish head. Okay. We just got to catch more fish. That's all. Okay. All right. We're just going to clean out the middle. You throw it in there. Okay. Got that butter, lemon. SPG or no? No spice? Straight up. Going on the egg. You missed your trout camp this year, Dad. You know, I wish I could have made it. I hope I get an invite next year. All right, everybody. This trout is ready.  And you can kind of pick apart the little stuff but you take that fork and it just kind of gets in there in between those nice clean bite like that and then the top, up here by the spine you just push it off and it's really clean. So it's a little bit different bone set up and makes for a little bit easier eating. Put that right there, my friends. It's a freshly caught trout about to go with my mouth. Lemons and black pepper got to have that butter in there and that tinfoil and then cook them on there until that meat just starts to peel off the bone really easily and enjoy the fruits that come from the mountain streams from our good Lord or the fish farms. Either or, very delicious full of protein and a great outdoor meal. It's time to put away the phones and the cameras and go enjoy family dinner night and enjoy these delicious trout that we just caught. So thank you guys for tuning in to these vlogs this week. I am about to fly out to Florida for some bass fishing for Guggen Week and I think we are going to crush it. It is setting up to be a really good week so if you guys want to stay tuned for more bass fishing go over there to the Guggen Squad Channel subscribe to that and subscribe to this channel right here because you know we do it. We do it on the outdoor action. I hope you enjoy the outdoor world with great passion just like I do and I'll see you guys on the next one.


Hey, this is Mary with the 21 convention. We're here in Melbourne still. So last day we're here with the ad. You had a fantastic speech and there was some stuff that I wanted to ask you about, specifically with the day game. So I don't really know a lot about it and I was thinking it was maybe only on the street. Can you do it other places? Oh yeah. Day game is like, to my mind, becomes a part of you as a man. And you kind of have this vibe about you that you can't help. But whatever you're doing, if you live out in Texas or if you live in the heart of New York or London, where you're surrounded by people, you know, you're coming out of your truck in Texas and you're at the gas station and you've got like a beautiful girl coming out of there as you're going in, it's all about going up to her even if she has just popped into her car. And it's all about being expressing yourself and with your true intentions. So women just love that. They don't get enough of it. The problem is women can't make those moves. As men, you have to take that lead and bring it to them. And I say the worst response I get is a girl going, oh, thank you so much. You've just made my day or something. But she might not be interested, but she still gives me the most radiant response. So, yeah, I suppose it doesn't really matter. It's not like anywhere is the way forward.   But it doesn't always have to be, that's not always dating, you know. Dating is anywhere outside the club, I think, you know. So I hear you get like a special brush from day gaming rather than just going out to the club at night. Yeah. Who's that like? Well, it's mainly in the groin area. Is that afterwards after you take them all more? No, just initially. That's the problem. I give the game away way too fast. No, but what happens is you kind of like get this because it's so, it is very intoxicating, very, very intoxicating when you go up to a, it's so nakedly sort of manly as well, to go up to a girl and just express yourself. And especially for a guy who's sort of walked past girls all these life and, you know, where I came from, everyone came from, you've walked past their cuties in it, be they in your school or be they out in the malls or the streets. And you just wouldn't have the faintest idea but to look and just go out with one day, you know, I'll get with that. And it's so amazing when you take charge of that area of your life. So that rush immediately becomes intoxicating. But what's important is to always keep the results. You should sort of have a results-based analysis about what you're doing as well.  You are genuinely thinking, right, I've got to get the sort of girl I want to get and the beautiful sort of energy I want to have on a date I want it back to carry on into the bedroom. That's sort of so important as well. So I loved your speech. How are you finding the 21 Convention? You've never spoken here before. How do you find the guys and the other speakers? Well, everyone's just got so much value to give, you know. I think everyone has generally, just generally, a lot of people have a bit of value to give, you know. So I'm just loving everyone's speeches. And I've had good mates talking previous years from Daeguim.com. We've had Andy and a few other guys talk. Yeah, Daeguim guy.  And it just shows. It shows in the speeches. I think what's great about the whole pickup industry, whether I agree with this person or that person, doesn't really matter at the end of the day. Everyone's trying to just improve, you know. Everyone's just trying to be a better person from nutrition to picking up women. And it's just beautiful, isn't it? Well, guys, this has been Mary with YAAD from here from the 21 Convention in Melbourne, Australia. And we'll see you next time. Bye.


Kostmaslik took to the top step of the podium in Rotzrab, Poland and celebrated his first picture on home shale for five years. The Grand Prix series returned to the Olympic stadium after a 12-year absence from the World Championship calendar of what a night it proved to be. A ticket couldn't be bought and the Polish fans came with four boys as our warriors of shale raced heat after heat side by side, defying places to put bikes and racing every line possible as all 16 riders looked to reach the final. Eventually, after two closely fought semi-finals which saw current series leader Rebelsite leaving off exit with 14 points, Kostmaslik would be joined by Denmark's Leon Madsen, Martin Baczulik and Jadis Kowadze. Baczulik in red and from the inside took the initial lead until Kostmaslik in yellow going into turn three went from third to first in what can only be described as the move of the night. Madsen in white would eventually overtake Kowadze for third but the night belonged to the likeable pole who took his second Grand Prix victory of 2019. This night is unbelievable for me and but I stand up today on the bed and I think so today is not a bad day and I feel it and now I'm very happy. Two race meetings in a row now we have a three way tie for the lead of the World Championships. Madsen leads by virtue of his FIM ranking over Emils Seifut and often Leon Madsen all on 61 points a piece. Martin Baczulik glides forth just two behind the leaders. The series now arrives in Molyla in Sweden for round number six as we enter the second half of the series here at the D&G Arena. It's qualifying from the FIM Speedway Grand Prix qualifying GMB Arena Molyla in Sweden. Hi, good evening. Welcome along from Kelvin Tatum and myself. We are in the pits here at the GMB Arena in Molyla, the home of Takana in the Swedish League as we enter round six of the World Championship. We've got qualifying for you. We're going to build up to tomorrow night's action. Kiri Bloor will be talking to the riders in the buildup to tomorrow's meeting and indeed qualifying here tonight. Track looks great, Kel. Yeah, earlier on I must say that track was ideal. We've had a little bit of rainfall so we got a nice even spread of moisture in the surface and so far I think the boys have been really enjoying it. Well, let's hear from a local lad who plays his trade here in Molyla. Jakob Torschel is speaking to Kiri. Yeah, indeed, thank you so much. Nigel Jakob Torschel joins me down here. The reason you are here is because you've just won your Swedish Championship and you ride for local club Takana so you know exactly what this track is like. So tell me first of all, what do you make of the track tonight? It's pretty good. They've put some new material I think on the track so it's starting to be better and better and I think tomorrow will be a great race track. OK, well, we've been told the red gate works very well here from your experience, which gates work well here? Yeah, for sure, red and blue is really good but you can make it from four as well if you ride a smart first corner and make a good cutback and so yeah, it's possible to make it from four as well. OK, and you're out here to prove your worth as well. Sweden desperately need another rider so tonight's going to be important for you. Yeah, for sure. Looking forward to tomorrow and just going to go out and have some fun and ride the best I can. All right, thanks so much, Jacob. Nigel, back to you. Yeah, thanks very much indeed, Kiri. It's Jakob's third Grand Prix appearance in his career so a big night for him tomorrow. It is and he's full of confidence winning the Swedish Championship but just recently is that his home track so yeah, you've got to believe that he'll want to put in a really top performance tomorrow evening and of course he's very familiar with the surroundings. We've got our first competitor on track, of course, the winner two weeks ago. Just a reminder then, it is qualifying here in Malilla. Every bike now has a transponder on it so it's timing and the order from fastest to slowest here tonight will then get a pick of where they ride in the riding order tomorrow night and they have the first pick, if you like, the fastest rider has first pick of where he wants to be in the riding order which will then dictate his starting positions tomorrow night. That's how it works, Kel. Indeed, it does and Smalsik's looking for a good time now. 13, 14, 2. 13, 6 was the fastest time from free practice but the track has slowed somewhat since they've done some prep on it. Smalsik, of course, was superb two weeks ago in Bloxworth coming through to win in fine style in what was actually a wonderful Grand Prix and Malilla has quite a lot to live up to in truth but this track is a super speedway track, no doubt about that and if the weather behaves, we're going to be in for a thriller in Malilla tomorrow night, that's for sure. It's not taking you long to use that line. No, it has to be good, sir. Exactly, I'm sure you'll get it in as well at some point. That was lined up for about seven o'clock tomorrow, to be fair, you can do it again. The 14 flat is what Smalsik has done and there's no doubt that he'll be pretty pleased with that because, as I say, the time slowed somewhat after the first couple of track rates. The shape of the track here, Kelv, and the conditions of the track today, there has been the odd shower, no more than that but for me, I'm no expert, you're the manager of the bike, but the track looks mint. It looked lovely and there's no doubt that the new material that they introduce is binding nicely with the surface. Janowski knows this place well and he needs a big Grand Prix for his first round with the injury dramas to his shoulder. Not a good sweet wave nations either, so the second half of the Grand Prix series needs to really hit the ground running into his first real open lap, bit of a bump there, a little hole on the first corner. He missed the first round but it's still in eighth position, which would be enough for him to qualify automatically for next year's series. But it's very tight there, so you can he'll afford to be complacent. He needs a big result to make sure he secures his top eight place. 14-2, that's two tenths behind Schmarzlik at this stage. Classy rider Janowski, real classic style on the bike, like the way he rides. 14-2, very consistent indeed. Track just a little patchy. I spoke to Martin Vashlik earlier, he said he was enjoying it but it was a touch patchy but let's see if he can produce something on his third lap. Yes, he can. That's a fabulous third lap. 13-9, that's a little quicker than Schmarzlik. Good effort, very good effort. Matsej and Oskar from Poland then, as Kelvin mentioned a little bit earlier, knows this track extremely well. I'm one of a clutch of riders trying to gain automatic qualification for next year's Speedway Grand Prix series. Having a little cheeky start down the back straight. Too good not to be in the series. He's a multiple Grand Prix winner, potential world champion and the Poles like him, of course, the reception he had in Wrocław two weeks ago was outstanding. I loved him, just missed out on the final. Five Grand Prix wins in 51 appearances for Matsej, Janowski. Decent record, now we've got the world champion on track and he's up to speed now. He's had two or three, three league matches and he's been scoring double figures every time he's been out and about. He's won here, of course. He enjoys riding his track, he's right up his street and I would suggest that Ty will be looking for a really big performance tomorrow evening. You know, just despite his really difficult season in 2010 when he struggled, Wolfenden now does average almost 11 points per GP. Tomorrow will be his 84th Grand Prix of his career. Yes, and that in itself. The consistency is the reason why he's won three world titles. You just can't do it without it. Somebody I spoke to, Martin Vashlik, about the consistency, he's got it right now. But Wolfenden looking for a top eight. He's in 16th right now and he needs two or a couple of really big performances to put himself in the hunt. 14-2, that's not quite there at the moment. He's riding wide and that means you're going a lot further. Probably won't produce the time if you go that wide. The bike feels good, it's pulling hard but as a consequence it just doesn't produce the time. Ty looking good on the bike, there's no doubt he'll be a major threat tomorrow because he's got the bit between his teeth now. Very brave, of course, to come back in a Grand Prix without any practice at all. Quite staggering on reflection but his performances in the extra league and in Sweden have been good, very good. Yeah, in a very relaxed frame of mind but he has said to us privately he would love to get in the top eight as well despite missing two rounds. He's a proud man. He wants to qualify, he doesn't want to rely on a pick which surely he would get as a three times world champion. He would love to get in the top eight and not rely on that kelf. He needs 30 points somewhere. In the next two Grand Prixs he'll have every chance of forcing his way into the top eight but as I say, it's very, very condensed in that region. We see Mikkel Mikkelsen now. He is an interesting character, a Danish man and is riding very well. He's taken a little bit of time to come to himself now. Just got this year, hasn't he? Yeah, he has and all of a sudden his performances have been proved. He's just won the last round of the European Championship soon, after boys for the Grand Prix series. Mikkel Mikkelsen the third reserve rider is in as a consequence of injuries to Robert Lambert and the Greg Hancock not being here but the interesting thing is what sort of time he can produce. Yeah, good rider, Mikkel Mikkelsen and we've seen him in the UK riding for eSpawn and certainly the type of rider that has really been a slow burner in many ways. He was part of a generation of Danish riders under the tuition of Eric Gunderson who along with similar generation to Michael Jipson who's a Grand Prix winner of course. Nikolaj Klins, perhaps didn't reach full potential but Mikkelsen now just seems to be getting up to speed coming good now. His performances at the highest level now are beginning to be, well you can't avoid them. He's producing double figure scores in Poland and in Sweden on a regular basis so the boys becoming much more confident and he is making his way. Time's here, steady steady into third place just beating Wuffendon and it will be tight. Gate one and two, we've heard that a hundred and four victories in the time we've been here from gate one that's nearly double the amount of any other gate so what possibly riders will be focusing their attention on that. Well yeah, you finish high up and you get a pick of your rider order number, those stats will have to come into play Kels. They have to. The nature of the track. Last year the stats were slightly warped because we had a very wet evening and as a consequence the outside gate came to the fore a bit. We did hear Jakob saying that you can make it from four but you've got to make a smashing start and you need to go on gate three in the white helmet colour to miss it really. Matizegar who has joined the 100 Club he's now with 102 Grand Prix appearances in his career, made his debut three years ago in the Grand Prix. This fella still a class act on his day and looking for a first time here now. Yeah he will do and he's good at this. If he really puts his mind to it Zegar is very quick indeed, lovely style and hasn't had a great season but he's not far away from the top eight as I say. A couple of really strong warm breeze can turn your season around and maybe the second half of this year will be significantly better than the first half you know he had a difficult time he got excluded of course in Brotswad and really had no points from his first two outings and was on the back foot right from the work show but we're into the laps 14-1 that's a half sensible time that puts him in fourth at this stage track is the dirt is beginning to move out so that inside line he cuts back to the inside looking for a short route to the start and finish line yet slightly improves there but stays third. Decent effort from Zegar. Yeah good effort so it's Janowski, Smarshlik, Zegar, Mikulsson and Woffendom we've had five of the sixteen riders yes all sixteen riders are here tonight so five of the sixteen have been out there for qualifying now and have done their quickest lap possible and it is Janowski who still holds that advantage with that first time of 13.979 next up then here we go Jason Doyle busy man right now he is he's riding near enough every day scoring lots of points in the league but isn't quite producing it at Grand Prix and Jason is frustrated about that I'm sure he's just outside the top eight he's in ninth so looking for a big performance more than capable it's a world champion we haven't seen that sort of form this year in the first half of the season bit of grip on the track could well see an improvement for him and you can see he's enjoying that allowing the bike to run high on the banking looking to generate loss of momentum kick the wheels in line try and produce a big time but last night a maximum from four rides for his Swindon Robbins team as they go one away at Ipswich which was a super result for the Robbins you didn't see that coming I'm beaten last night 14-1 he's in sixth but he's riding very wide he's giving it absolutely everything he's now just riding mid-track now that might produce slightly better time 14-1 again no he stays in sixth place gave it everything though he did Jason Doyle 2017 world champion then as Kelvin said just outside the top eight right now as that of course a reminder the top eight guarantees you a place in next year's series and tomorrow night round six of this year's 10 round world champion we're here in Malilla tomorrow four nights time back to TETRO in the Berggring Arena in Germany then it's Voyens in Denmark then it's Cardiff on September the 21st British fans watching this get your tickets for Cardiff September the 21st five o'clock start we finish up in Torren in Poland for the final round so Patrick Dudek of Poland a high flyer in the series often running here and qualifying now yeah was a little disappointed with his result from Wrocław he had the number one gate and encountered the track freshly prepared each time and he failed to score in a couple of heats so the bounce back with a couple of victories but just slipped out of the lead actually was a joint leader going there coming into tomorrow night's round here we go he knows this place well rides here of course and knows this place extremely well working hard he's a small man a lightweight man certainly a lot of attention on the weight of riders these days they really do look very athletic they pay a lot of attention to their fitness levels these days now Dudek it's a huge part of sport Calvars is now yeah absolutely gotta be right on it into lap 4 and 14 flat third excellent last lap there excellent good effort there from Dudek yeah he moves into third place Patrick Dudek with that race his 27th Grand Prix tomorrow and even though he's only been in the Grand Prix 2016 was his debut he's averaging over 11 points per Grand Prix appearance which is a top quality performer and he had a bit of a time on the sidelines with a band but he's back and he rides extraordinarily well his branding works as well the green image when you see fans in Poland wearing his merchandise the green image it's very popular and it's eye catching as well fair play to him now he's a man who needs a big result very disappointing in Velocirav only 2 points and a disappointing speedway of nations as well and had a good chat with him prior to qualifying starting today and just said reverted back to some earlier equipment and just said that you know just needs to try and get a clear mind and give it everything they did a very good time in free practice he was the fastest man from free practice and he reproduced it when it really counts writes for Piraterna here in Sweden, Esbjerg in Denmark and Torren who've just been relegated in Poland I didn't see that coming no no they've got a good side and they really haven't gelled this year but half of the season he's just outside the top 8, 2 points outside of the top 8 and needs to produce some big performances riders beginning to fill the pressure working overtime there around the inside trying to grab a little bit of extra grip there he's 2 points outside the top it's really tight there a big loop from one of them can really rocket you up the charts 14.1 is in 8th at the moment needs to find something on this last lap yeah Leels Christian Everson of Denmark then he's got a date with destiny next Saturday as well if he doesn't make the top 8 he still has the Grand Prix challenge next Saturday in Goracian, Croatia with some big name riders in that looking to get into the GP series for next season absent tonight no Greg Hancock no Antonio Limbac after his crash in Boyans last weekend and Robert Lambert still injured as well and we wish all those gentlemen all the very best so that's top 8 the 8 that have gone out so far in the qualifying classification in the Scandinavian FIM Speedway Grand Prix and when we come back in a few moments time the next 8 will follow hi there yes welcome back we talking now to our worldwide broadcasters of course as we're here in Malilla in Sweden the home of the Karna in the Swedish league Kelvin Tatum alongside me as always of course and we've seen the first 8 riders generally about tomorrow night hard to predict a winner who's going to win the world title the way it's looking at the moment it's so tight who's going to get in the top 8 the series for me Kelv right now is delicately poised yeah it's red hot we've got to the midway point and you've got to believe we've got you know a run of Grand Prix in the next 5 weeks and this is where you've got to try and stay fit and healthy and produce the goods this is really when it matters riders fighting for their Grand Prix futures riders fighting for the top spot you know there's no doubt that it's one of those situations where all of a sudden character and mental strength are going to play a big part in the next 2 months can't wait it's exciting 61 points leads the championship 3 riders there you know heading the charts Leon Madsen what a season he's been having but Leon's injured yeah and he's struggling he's had an injection so he really is he had a crash for his Polish club and he's really feeling the effects of that so he'll be keeping his fingers crossed that he can produce something tomorrow night to keep him in the hunt last season Wuffin and dominated for the majority but a loud smart slick bit by bit to come back into it he did yeah is it better this year that there's more people going for it yeah I think so I do think so I think it's always nice when it's really tight so yeah at the moment it's really really tight and it's exciting stuff let's welcome back our British viewers now hi there welcome along to the GMB arena here in Marlilla the home of Dacana in the Swedish League Kelvin Tatum alongside me Nigel Pearson welcoming you along and looking forward to a great weekend here Saturday night tomorrow 7 o'clock local time 6 o'clock UK time join us for a terrific night I think the program in the UK actually on BT Sport gets underway at 545 with Natalie and Alan Rosseter in the studio so look forward to that and yeah a great night lots of people in contention for the final title more than last season Caldwell Woffendt dominated early on yeah smart slick had a go late on and made him a little bit concerned even though Woffendt brushes up to one side I think he must have been very concerned he got down to three points at one stage and when he reversed into the airfins in front of us in Torre and I thought it was all over but to his eternal credit he turned it around and won with a ten point margin in the end good to see Jakob Torsel in the mix tomorrow night of course won the season recently and is enjoying a good season after a slow start because he had injury issues we had an injury in the winter and missed the start of the season exactly yeah so you know it's good to see that he's recaptured his form and he's looking good and I'm sure he's excited about being in the Grand Prix representing the club as well of course he rides here for the corner and Jakob is a decent rider himself sort of time is he looking at 14-3 a little slower quite often the second session is slower than the first there's a bit of rain in the air now as well Kelv he wouldn't be Malilla without a bit of rain no it's become the modern day boyans in that regard where we can't seem to avoid the rain but he's done his time and that puts him in ninth place as the first runner of the second date yeah and point three two off a little slower but we'll see we'll reflect on his time once we've seen two or three more because as I say quite often the second session and does end up being a little slower than the first date so it's Matze Janowski who still leads qualifying then and as things stand we'll have first pick of what position in the 1-16 to go for for tomorrow night and therefore that choice will be influenced by the gate positions that Magic has Kelv's already studied the various gate position stats from down the years here in Malilla and here's Leon Madsen, joint leader of the championship but suffered a crash in a Polish league meeting last Friday and withdrew from the SEC the European Championship of Boyans last weekend with Ligerman Daric and bearing in mind he is the European champion that was a massive decision for Leon to make he's had an injection he tried without earlier on but couldn't hang on to it and then subsequently it has it's all down his right side ankle his right shoulder are giving him a lot of discomfort he's roaring away there and he's already into 14 flat that's a fabulous time beware the injured speedway rider the wounded animal Leon Madsen producing a stunning time there to push himself right back into second place that's a fabulous effort from him on his opening lap Leon Madsen has been a revelation this year and even though he's injured and he's hobbling around the pits I've got to say two 14 flats puts himself into second place very good effort 14.05 3 was his lap time the best lap time there amazingly with all his injury problems riding through the pain but the injection must have worked it has just numbed him up completely he can't feel the right side at all so that's certainly allowing him to produce a decent time and he'll be pleased with that because there's no doubt that he was concerned about tomorrow but if he can stay in that sort of form then he'll certainly go away with a hat full of points now Martin Vashlik comes out on track what a season he is having yes he is fit he is going well he's had three second places he's desperate to get a win and I've actually picked him in my fantasy league nights to win tomorrow night that's where it is chances that it has and I did apologise to him sorry mate but if it all goes wrong it's down to me but I sure it won't Martin is the ultimate professional these days another one who's a super athlete as well you look at him and it's not any fat on him whatsoever he's highly tuned in terms of an athlete the hard yards that he puts in in the winter to get in peak physical condition oh yeah and he's maintaining it even through the busy schedule he still looks a lean mean fighting machine that's for sure and Martin now working hard to try and produce a time but it's not coming to him just shows you how good just shows you how good that time was from Mattson yeah Mattson you know because we reflect on the time from Torsell that put him in in 9th and we've actually in 11th actually as we said but Martin Vashlik has gone 10th with those times so again when you reflect on Mattson being able to produce a 14 flat which is less than a 10th behind Yonofsky great but I think Martin will be a little disappointed with that yeah 14.292 a reminder the bikes have transponders these years this year and it's the first time ever that we've had timing mechanisms in Speedway Grand Prix all with the aim of bringing the sport into line with other motorsports Kelvin you've been involved of course you're still riding motocross yourself but with the karting industry as well you're quoted as saying you lived on the watch you had to because the timing was important so this is something new to Speedway of course it'll take a bit of time to come to terms with it but it's certainly giving Friday a lot more interest and you can just see by the body language of the rider you know how hard they're trying and that's certainly giving it a competitive element that was lacking in previous years Max Freck who's had a good time is on 31 world championship points outside the top 8 but he certainly has ridden nicely this year he's going to Goddashan to the GP challenge next weekend so he can qualify by right 3 Grand Prix riders will be declared for 2020 next weekend so a huge event coming up a Freck 14-2 couple of those steady and consistent the Grand Prix challenge is arguably one of the biggest meetings of World Speedway every year and for me it doesn't get the attention that it deserves I've never understood it because every year they're the first three that are in straight away and there's no doubt that the GP challenge is a hugely competitive event Max Freck riding well growing in stature he moves into 10th place yeah nice rider Max Freck and of course we've seen quite a lot of him in the UK and Manchester ripping up the national Speedway he rides that place particularly well and he's got Goddashan next weekend and then on a bank holiday Monday for a midday start got to be back in the UK nice and early for Bellevue against Kings Lynn on the bank holiday Monday for a midday start so that's an early fight Artem Leguta has won the Speedway of Nations for two consecutive years won top the RT just a few short weeks ago but he's not winning enough races at Grand Prix and a rider that looked really good last year hasn't quite managed to reproduce the same performances this year and the second half of the season is going to be important for him he's riding a tight line here moves into 7th after his first lap certainly the shorter way of here's to be a fastway that's a very short way and he's looking for a time 14-1 it's working he's into 5th place fair play to him smart intelligent riding here from Artem Leguta he's got a nice riding style good to see him back in the Grand Prix series but he's just not gone all his own way this year very good but look at this 5th place overall now there that's good stuff from Leguta when you consider one or two of the boys in the second group have been a lot slower than that he's recognised not worth chasing the grip out wide he's hugged the inside and he's produced a solid performance there 5th place decent effort that's the top 5 now we've had 13 riders out there on track and Matzeonowski still retains that lead on 13.979 in qualifying here the fastest ran around Molilla so far tonight and here comes fast Frederick Lindgren a man who knows this place pretty well he's done a lot of laps around here down the years he rode for the club for a number of seasons of course he does know it inside out and there's no doubt that Freddie ever since he had that concussion hasn't quite been the same and so now with the second half of the year or Grand Prix season ahead of him needs to produce if he wants to be world champion he's going to have to come up with some big victories and some big points hasn't produced a hasn't produced a great time so far in the qualifying well but maybe today will be the time when we produce it he's actually a little bit more grippy maybe more to his liking he hugs the inside like the Goose it does charges to the line first time 14-1 pretty good effort into 9 it's tight though I mean the difference in times is marginal hundreds of a second between riders again turning the bike tight will he come out tight just a meter off the line Matzeonowski is a little slow it just shows now he's running wide I'm not sure that's going to work it's going to feel nice because there's more grip there it generally means it's slower lap time well I've read your column in the program tonight Kel thank you very much yeah it's very well written and it has to be said you've made a point if he's going to win the world title it could be make or break for this man tomorrow night well yeah he has a couple of home Grand Prix so he needs to take advantage of that that's always easy the weight of expectation weighs heavier times but Freddie he's been around for a long time now so you know he's into 9th with that so a reasonable effort from him only just 10th and a bit off but I think he needs a big night to really recapture that form that we've seen earlier in the year so he is in 9th place right now Freddie Lindgren and here comes the Russian rocket Kel yeah what a season Emil's enjoying he's been superb doesn't make enough finals but he's been very consistent and there's no doubt that he's in with a really good chance of winning his first world championship we thought it was going to come a few years ago but it disappeared off to the European championship just did one lap in Vrosla yeah and it was a good time too and at least the world championship joint leader of course on 61 points lovely rider super looking guy on the ride very popular isn't he very nice guy he turned out as well of course he was part of the team that won the speedway of nations Togliatti they were overjoyed about that needs to do one in Holstivik in Sweden so can he make it 2 out of 2 for the Swedish GP's 7th decent time he's working hard he's taken a line and made note of what his compatriot did Lagoota hugging that inside line let's see if that's faster slightly slower so he stays in 7th can he produce something on this last lap he's working hard once a time once a good pick for tomorrow night's Grand Prix Emilsaj Putinov leading the world championship working hard in qualifying so Emilsaj Putinov is 7th out of 15 now with a time of 14.113 and he'll have to slow up because this the red lights are on obviously he's enjoying himself and that's always good to see when a rider wants to keep going a very different attempt from what he did 2 weeks ago where he literally did one flying lap and pulled up I think he would have done about 10 there if the fuel had allowed him but a sensible effort in 7th place but a rider that's enjoying a fabulous season and that's great to see he's had some injury issues but right now he's looking good he's got 16 laps like a 16 lup or an x-witch did you ever ride in that? I did indeed and got a puncture on lap 13 unlucky 13 absolutely gutted never did it again where were you in the race? I was 2nd so I was going okay but that is a marathon but Kalajaj out in his national colour so we can see him loud and bright yeah it's not in camouflage tonight no it's more than a top 8 now made the final just missed out on the rostrum quite a comeback to the series won the Polish championship it's having a great year understated guy doesn't say too much bit 30s now but I tell you what he's doing very nicely served his apprenticeship in the UK as well he earned us Kowace he drove for the old Redding Club Redding Bulldogs he's a lightweight, another lightweight rider 14 flat, 3rd place once again Kalajaj's form in the Glam 3 continues that's a great effort even Leon Mattson in this 2nd half has done really nicely, 3rd place for Janusz Kowace 14.078 Mattson by the way despite his injury difficulties 2nd overall so Janowski's lead is preserved it's Mattsi Janowski who will have 1st pick ready to go in the 1st to 16th for tomorrow evening and those unique gate stats that Kelvin quoted at the top of the show about the gates that have been most successful here at the GMB arena in Marlella down the years at Janowski and Mattson and Kowace the top 3 let's confirm the 1st to 16th then in qualifying here in Marlella Janowski leads the way then it's Mattson, Kowace Marshalik, Dudek, Laguta, Zegar, Saifutinoff Mikulsson, Woffenden, Lindgren, Doyle Vashalik and Toshel so that's your 1 to 16 then here in qualifying we'll get some reaction, we'll get the all important pick from the riders when we come back in a few moments everyone, we're still here don't worry about that I've gone to a commercial break on some stations but stick with us you know it makes sense but you know we talk about qualifying now Kelvin it's fascinating here what the viewers can't see the riders here Toshel, Mattson Janowski, Ty Woffenden they've all been stood around here our studio watching, studying qualifying so they obviously have a deep interest in it they need to now reflect on where they're finishing because of course they've got to compute what number they might get obviously the 1st, 2 or 3 will probably have the luxury of being able to choose but as it gets later on this man of course Janowski will take the 1st pick I sense that he will go for a number that gives him 2 gate 1s number 5 is a popular pick because not only do you get 2 gate 1s you get a nice spread of rides as well and riders quite like that nice rider Janowski and as I said earlier on he needs a strong 2nd half of the season to sort of jet propel him up the league he's in 8th place but it's so tightly condensed there if you can put in like a 14-15 point hole that can really give you a little bit of a buffer and secure your future really. So Phil Morris the FIM Speedway Grand Prix Race Director is here about to lead the way for the riders to make their picks with Matse Janowski a rider who has done a lot of laps around this track he's leading the way he'll have 1st pick, Kiri Bloor our pit reporter here she's going to be interviewing Matse Janowski very shortly indeed but some great performances Matse and Kowadze in the 2nd half there of qualifying very impressive indeed we've got the pick coming shortly when we're rejoined by BT Sports in the UK Hi there welcome back to the GMB Arena here in Marlilla in Sweden we have seen the 16 riders out there qualifying and it's Matse Janowski who leads away he will have 1st pick of what number from 1-16 and of course the gate stats will have been studied by the rider, his representatives and looked at these unique stats that you quoted earlier about this track 104 wins from the inside gate nearly double than any other start so gates 1 and 2 are generally very successful here so I'd be very surprised if he ignored the fact of he has the choice of being able to take a number with 2-gate 1 so number 5 jumps out at me he won't be too much longer before we see Matse to choose and also Kelv we talk about the interest within qualifying I can just tell you that what you didn't see behind our camera there was Janowski was Wuffendon was Jakob Torscheł several riders Niels Krzysztof Everson glued to the qualifying system here they were glued to the league table of timing they are fascinated by this qualifying system they are they want to do as well as they can as I say that competitive element coming into Friday is a big boost so that's nice we've got guys now gathering around it won't be too much longer we're looking at the silky style of Janowski a multiple Grand Prix 5 Grand Prix wins you told me earlier on so you know it could have been more he's led the world championship at times injury had certainly curtailed it a little this year but he needs to turn the style on in the second half of the season maybe win a Grand Prix and really secure his top 8 position I'm sure that that will be certainly on his agenda moving forward and here he knows this place well rides it nicely I'm sure he's excited about tomorrow night fingers crossed it doesn't rain too much because at moment the tracks really behaving itself the odd shower forecast for tomorrow that's all so keep the dust down keep the dust down we get underway here at seven o'clock tomorrow night first race four minutes past seven that's four minutes past six in the UK so here we go and the next one is Phil Morris race director is conducting this now with the riders in qualifying order one to 16 with Madsy Yanovski first the writers and their representatives their managers have been studying the programme. First to pick, and who's going to go? Madsy Yanovski chooses start position number 5 number 5 two gate ones you start and finish with that in your five rides let's get a word with magic now he's with Now, Magic, tell me why you picked number five there. Um, you can tell me. I don't know, actually. Um, it's hard decision because, uh, when we look to the forecast, it's a little bit dangerous with the rain, so, um, but I feel like number five maybe will be good for me. I think so. You've got three red gates there. That's definitely promising, at least. Yeah, we'll see, you know. Anyway. Alright, thanks, Magic. Thank you. Well, you get two gate ones for five. Yep, here's Leon Manson, injection and all, and straight for number one. Um, fair play. Again, two inside gates. And he'll start with the inside in the heat number one. And finish in heat 17 on the inside. Okay, there you go, Leon. Now, was that the choice you wanted? That's not a bad pick for you there with gates one. Yeah, I think, uh, at the moment, that's the best choice for me. They have the same break after every race, and I'm coming out after the grading where the track is a bit more smooth. So, um, yeah, I think the moment is the best pick for me. Alright, I'm feeling okay? No, but, uh, I'll give it a go and do my best. Alright, thanks, Leon. Thank you. Well, he's not feeling very well, but he was very fast. Okay, and third fastest doing qualified was Yanis Kolodzio from Poland. Yanis, please select your start position number. Kolodzio coming forward. Yanis Kolodzio, yeah. And he's going to go for... Yanis selected start position number eight. Great. That will give him two gate twos, starting heat number two off gate four. Let's get some reaction with Kiri. Yanis, you went straight in there with number eight. Was that where you were wanting to head? Yes, I think this is maybe a lucky number for me tomorrow, and I keep fingers to tomorrow. Okay, well, historically, blue gate and red gate working very well here, so you've got three of those. So hopefully it will work for you. Okay, thank you. Yeah, good stuff from Yanis Kolodzio. He was riding nicely this year, and now we have Bartosz Marzlik. We have indeed. Joint leader. Bartosz has chosen start position number 13. Well, that's another number that gives you two gate twos. No, two gate ones rather, so I'm happy with that. Let's hear from Bartosz now speaking to Kiri. Okay, Bartosz, sitting in there with number 13. Are you happy with your choice? Yeah, I think so. These numbers are very nice, but we'll see you tomorrow. We will do a deed. Thanks, Bartosz. Thank you. Yeah, needs a good opening ride from gate four, and then the inside gate's coming in at his next three heats. Okay, let's see now the green machine. Patrick Dudek just asking... Right here, so he should know where he wants to start from. And obviously it's a little more complicated now. Thinking about it, thinking about it. Lots of deliberation. I think he's gone for 14 now. Patrick has selected start position number 14. So he starts... Thanks a lot, Phil. We got there in the end. Inside gates, gate two initially, then gate one, but two outside gates. No hesitation from Laguta. Number 12 for him, and that gives him two gate twos to finish in his fourth and fifth ride. He's Mati now from Slovenia. Mati has selected start position number nine. I can't see properly from the angle here. I need glasses. So he gets two inside gates. Can I borrow yours? Yeah, you can, but they're reasonably expensive. I know, so you've told me many times. He's Emil. Emil has selected start position number four. Okay, well, it gets two gate fours, but he'll be obviously confident that he can get a good run from there. But the options are now becoming slightly more limited. Yes. Mikkel Mickelson now, of course, in as a replacement, an injury replacement. Riding very well. He goes for number two, and that will give him two gate twos. He'll start and finish his five rides on the same gate. Yes, of course, no Antonio Limbac tonight after his crash. It was a horrifying crash in Vojans last weekend at the European Championship. Now it's Ty Woffen and the three times world champion, a recent colleague of ours on the BT14. Yeah, very enjoyable evening. We have with him on Monday at Wolverhampton. A little bit scary at times, but so we got through it. Ty has selected start position number 15. Number 15 for the world champion. Yep. And that will, he will start with an inside gate, but he will end up with two gate threes. Eight three is actually not the best gate here. Only six riders left now, six positions left. Freddie with his smartphone, with his grid on there after studying the race card. Freddie has selected start position number 10. Number 10 for Freddie. Yeah, two gate threes, but starts on the inside and is opening right, looking to get points early on. Please select your start position number. Straight in. Jason has started off, start position number 11 tomorrow. 12th man. Jason Doyle. Okay, so Jason's, was that number 11 for Jason? Is it 11 or 12? I'm not sure. Okay, unfortunately Max Frick is not here, so he's forfeited his position. Next. Wow. Max Frick will just take what he's given then. From Denmark. There you go. It was 11 for Jason Doyle. Selected start position number seven. Number seven for Niels Christian Everson, looking for a big performance tomorrow night. Starts on gate number two in heat two. And he will have two gate threes. Gate three on the stats is not good. Here is Max Frick. There you go. Better late than never. Sorry Max, I don't know what happened there, but obviously they thought you'd missed your turn, but you were stood there, so I will allow you to take the next position. Right, okay. A little confusion there, but Max Frick is here. Selected start position number six. He's gone for number six. Let's hope that that was his choice initially. But that gives Max two gate fours. You'll start on gate three. Next is close to the top of the table in heat two. Now we go to Martin Vashulik. Only a couple left. Going for number three. Selected start position number three. Start from gate three in the opening race. He will actually have a tough start for a meeting. Three outside gates. It's a tough choice. What are you going to go for, Jakob? Number 16. Jakob Torsal takes number 16. Jakob Torsal has gone for number 16, by the way. He'll start on gate three in heat four. Yeah, okay. Good luck to all the boys tomorrow night. It's going to be a terrific night of speedway here. It is. Qualifying has done and dusted. Matze Janowski first pick for the riding order tomorrow. And here we see now Max, Matze Janowski going for number five. And that means two red gates. Similarly for Leon Matzen, who will start in heat one off the inside gate. And then he'll finish in heat 17 off the inside gate as well. Two gate ones for Bartosz Smarslik as well. Two gate ones for Matizegal. Reminders of that step for gate one. 104 wins here in the time we've been coming here, which is nearly double the amount of victories than any other gate. So it is an advantage. Gate two is also an advantage. Gate three has been the graveyard in previous years. But gate four was certainly better last season because there's no doubt that the weather played its part because it was very wet here last year. But all things being equal, you've got to think that the inside gates could well be an advantage. But time will tell. Well, if the track's like it is tonight, tomorrow we're going to see some terrific racing. Indeed, we will. Let's get the reigning champion back from injury. Good to see him back. Ty Woefendon is speaking to Kiri. OK, Ty. Well, first off, happy with your gate choices? It doesn't really matter. I've had fans to see some statistics on qualifying and race day. So, you know, I've won three world titles, getting given gate positions. So it doesn't mean anything to me. OK, talk to me about the track out there. How did you find it? I got a little bit choppy. They put a bit of dirt on because there's a bit of rain. So it'll probably be completely different tomorrow because the weather forecast is to rain again. So, yeah, is what it is. Don't really feel too good on the bike today. Felt like I put a decent few laps together in qualifying, maybe not on the times. But, you know, it was riding a little bit smoother and a little bit more comfortable. Still trying to find that rhythm that I was in before my crash. So, yeah, tomorrow's a new day. Looking forward to it. Yeah, it is a new day indeed. Tell me about the fans out here. Certainly going to be an exciting day for them. Yeah, if there's any here. All right, thanks so much, Ty. Back to you, Calvin and Nigel. Well, I reckon Ty... I think there'll be plenty here, to be honest. Yeah, there will be. And also, Ty saying it doesn't really matter. You've won three world titles being given gate positions. I reckon if he would have been in the top two or three of qualifying there, he might have actually placed a bit more emphasis on that. Possibly. Possibly indeed. But I think when you don't do such a good time, then you'll probably be a bit nonchalant about it. But, no, he's going to finish with outside gates. Let's hope that works out for him. He needs a big score. He probably needs 14 or 15 points to really give himself some momentum to put pressure on the guys around the top eight. He's more than capable of doing that. He's won here before. He's won from bad gates. We saw him last year. He had a couple of bad draws, but still managed to produce. But he's a three-time world champion. He's a bit special. Yeah, there'll be a great atmosphere. The camping outside already, it has to be said. And the racing starts four minutes past seven tomorrow night, four minutes past six, UK. Speaking of the UK, a Bellevue rider, Max Veric, is with Curie. Thanks, Nigel. He is indeed. OK, Max, well, a little bit of confusion down there picking your gate.  Yeah, we all got to go off every gate at some point throughout the meeting. So, you know, a gate draw seems OK. It's probably not the best one we could have had. But, you know, all in all, I think we got a lot of information from the practice and the qualifying today. We tried a few different things. And, yeah, I think we're in a good position to be able to, you know, make the most for tomorrow. OK, and tell me about the track. How did you find it out there? Not a bad time, you said? Yeah, my qualifying time wasn't the greatest, but throughout practice and things like that, we tried loads of stuff and some things worked, some things didn't. So my qualifying time, I wouldn't say worked that well. But some of the other things I used in the practice I was quite happy with. So we'll go with that for tomorrow and see where we end up. Well, getting a good run here, obviously a ride replacement for Greg Hancock. Are you joined being with us for the season? We've done quite a lot of the GPs, I think I've missed once. So it's pretty awesome to be able to come in and have the opportunity to be able to ride without the pressures that have been in the series the whole time. We just kind of turn up and have a bit of fun and race with the boys and try and learn as much as possible. All right, thanks so much, Max. All right, handing it back down to you guys. Thanks very much, Anid Kiri. Kel, what's your thoughts on Max? I think what he's done so far, I think he's a good addition to the series. If he doesn't make the challenge next weekend in the top three, then he's going to rely on a pick, of course. But what are your thoughts? He's got to a semi-final. He's got to a final.  I think he is, yes. I think he is. I think just a little bit more consistency is what he's got to work on. But there's no doubt that when he clicks, he's a class act, and we've seen it on occasions this year, he isn't that far outside the top eight. So he could actually qualify by right, but he's got a couple of opportunities. Yes, started his professional career in the UK with the Edinburgh Monarchs in the second division, and it really made great strides forward. Now, Leon Madsen, you've got to feel for him after that crash in the Polish League last weekend, his joint series leader, but he's injured, he's hurt. But having said that, he finished second in qualifying. Not bad. He's with Kiri. Not bad indeed, Nigel. Thank you so much. OK, well, Leon, the boys just saying, not feeling 100%, but still second in qualifying. I don't know where you found it from, but it's pretty impressive. I don't know, you know. We pulled out something special for that qualification, and it seemed to work out fine, but it wasn't easy. I wasn't happy in the practice. I couldn't sit on the bike. I was in too much pain with my ankle, so I couldn't race in the dirt. So feeling uncomfortable in a lot of pain. So, yeah, get the second-best time and available to choose. And start number one, I'm quite satisfied about that. Exactly, and staying positive, it is all about collecting those points tomorrow. That's why you're here. Exactly, you know, like, under different circumstances, if it wasn't for the GP, I probably would have stayed home. But to stay home and don't get any points tomorrow would be a big disaster for me. If I can come away tomorrow with some decent points and still be in the mix, you know, then I'm very happy. Thanks so much, Leon. Stay strong for tomorrow. Thank you. Yes, we wish Leon Mattson well. Any rider who defies injury and, you know, really works hard, we admire them, of course. The FIM medical staff will, of course, have to be satisfied that he's OK. He's proved that he has with finishing second here tonight in qualifying here in Molyla. Now, what are the standings in the World Championships going into round number six tomorrow night? Look at the top three, 61 apiece for Smalslik Saifudinoff and Mattson. Two points behind them, Fatsulik. Then it's two-deck on 55, lingering a little bit behind on 47. Big night for him tomorrow, as you've written in the program, Kelv. Yeah. Kowacek 44. And then the battle for the top eight is on as well. Yeah, it's tight. Ginovsky 36, Doyle 35, Leguta 34, Everson 34. And as you said, Max Frick, only five points off the top eight. Yeah, he's not that of it, you know, and if Max can put it together like he did in Prague, then there's no doubt that he can, and Prague and Hustovic, of course, where he made the final, but there's no doubt that Max has an opportunity to get into the top eight and secure a future in the Grand Prix. Of course, he can do it next weekend if he can get in the top three in Goroshan. It's a tough night, but I'm sure he'll be giving everything he can. This is a terrific track. Yeah. It's got a bit to live up to after Vlotslav because that was sensational. I like the banking around the bends, Kelv. So do I. And riders do as well. It's a real bowl of a track. When the conditions are right, we see some superb speedway. It's been a great experience since the year. If the weather behaves itself, then we will see that we'll have a healthy crowd, a great atmosphere, and these GP boys will thoroughly looking forward to a great night of speedway. The way the banking is here, does it remind you of your Bradford days riding at Otsal Stadium? Yeah, to a degree, certainly. You know, when Bradford was working well and he had the grip there, you could generate so much pace. You'll see it tomorrow with guys coming out of turn two where they square that corner off that long straight and then dive bomb going into turn three. It really is very spectacular. And as I say, if the track is similar to what we've experienced here this evening, then there's no doubt that we will see those type of moves and riders will be very much looking forward to it. Who have you tipped to win tomorrow night? I've got my Martin Vashalik for tomorrow. Poor old Martin. Great stuff tonight, Kelv. Thanks so much, and thanks to Kiri in the pits as well. We'll be back tomorrow night for live coverage of the FIM Scandinavian Speedway Grand Prix. We'll see you then. Good night.