GLOSSARY
• Hard track - the term meaning that surface of track is hard
• Amber light - a sign from a referee that there are two minutes to the beginning of a heat
• Red flag – it is raised by a person on a bend to signal interruption
• Crawl under the tape - slow steepest to a tape just before it is raised
• Get fillers - get surface from rear wheel of an opponent
• Wild card – is received by a rider, who is not a regular participant in a series, usually rider, who is closely connected with the country or city where particular round of speedway event is held
• Domino effect - if a rider from the internal track "extends a straight" of a rival on the right or he pushes him then the one pushes another rider and this last one, who usually falls because of lack of space to ride
• FIM - International Motorcycling Federation. "The boss of all bosses"
• Bite track - to fight with all my strength to catch up with or pass a rival
• Go to the clutch - after starting adjust the height of lifting wheels with clutch
• Ride in a pair - two riders riding very close together, making it impossible to pass them
• Ride on the inside - go inside part of the track
• Ride on the outside - take the outer part of the track
• Contra of a bike/ bike fracture - a maneuver of a rider that allows him to ride a controlled glide
• Grippy track - the definition of the track, which is soft and has a lot of loose surface
• Methanol - a fuel that speedway riders pour their motorcycles to tanks
• The new silencer – the one with no wholes or one that does not drain exhaust
• Unscrew the throttle - speed, using the throttle grip a rider controls throttle, which is part of the carburetor
• Oval - the definition of a speedway track
• Paddock - a place where speedway riders warming up their machines before the start
• Fence is good today – it is possible to pass on the outside
• Extend straight - later to enter a corner, a maneuver that causes a hindrance of riding of opponents to the right side of the rider extending straight, sometimes leads to the collapse or the "domino effect"
• To bring plum - rider came in last place, has not won a point
• SEC - Speedway European Championships - a series of four rounds in which speedway riders fighting for the title of Individual European Champion
• Sit on the wheel - ride behind the opponent, does not give up and wait for the opportune moment to attack
• Adjust to a track - motorcycles ride well and a rider has found the right setup
• Old silencer – silencer with free flow, ie one that does not collect fumes, but expels them out
• Wheelie - sudden, uncontrolled lifting the front wheel during a start as a result a rider often falls or determination of riding on one wheel, "wheelie"
• The tape - this phrase most often means that the rider touched a tape before raising it by a referee
• The track at the wheel - track with a loose surface adhesive
• Keep chalk - go to the curb marked with a white line
• Steal start - start exactly at the moment of raising a tape
• Skid - a harmless fall on a bend
• Fight on elbows - a situation seen most often after the start, when riders are very close to each other and using elbows trying to jostle to better enter into a bend
• Wheelie - riding on one wheel, often caused by a rider's joy. Wheelie raising the front wheel by rapid acceleration and quick release couplings
• A release - after leaving a bend earlier straighten a bike. This results in having better speed
• Put in the fence - force an opponent to ride at a fence. Often used when "exported" contestant falls
• Green light – is turned by a referee just before a heat - a signal to riders that in a moment a heat starts. At the green light, which is placed just behind a fence and a dozen meters from the start, riders turn on throttle are motionless and look at the tape
• Leave at the start – have a late start