Both carried high hopes for the meeting with Chris 'Bomber' Harris having secured a 3rd place podium finish at the previous GP 2 weeks ago.
Scott started off well with a 2nd place in his first ride but then things went awry with 3 consecutive last finishes effectively put him out of contention for the semi finals, where it seems an 8 point total from each riders 5 rides is the minimum target to qualify.
For the second GP in a row Bomber had a much better time of it with a 2 seconds and 2 thirds in his first 4 heats leaving him having to get a first or second finish in his final ride to qualify. He duly got the second place needed and went through to the semi-final finishign 3rd behind eventual GP winner Leigh Adams.
Bomber now sits 5th in the overall standings with a total of 31 points to date, 27 behind the current GP series leader Dane Nicki Pedersen on 58 points. Scott lies 14th with 14 points, but with 8 GP's still to run there are many opportunities for both riders to move up the leader board.
The next GP is in 2 weeks time on June 9th at the Parken Stadium, Copenhagen Denmark.