Friday Cryptic Crossword Game

[nmrfox]

Wound up near Germany (6)

[ad hoc]

Olympic event takes place in closed Bucharest Airport (4,3)

[nmrfox]

Shows spirit at start as shot put umpires nod knowingly (5)

[Duncan Gardner]

Spunk ton by the Exploited (5,3,4)

ps I'm lost with the SHOT PUT solution? Thanks

[Capybara]

Spunk ton by the Exploited (5,3,4)

ps I'm lost with the SHOT PUT solution? Thanks

SH(OTP)UT; OTP is a code for Bucharest Airport sez Wiki.

[nmrfox]

I took it as closed = shut and Bucharest airport code as OTP and therefore an anagram of them.

[ad hoc]

Yes, as others have said
Olympic event [Shot put] takes place in (inside) closed [SHUT] Bucharest Airport [OTP](4,3) (OTP inside SHUT = SHOT PUT)

[Duncan Gardner]

Thanks all.

My only transit locally was as an embryo, but that was pre Otopeni

[Duncan Gardner]

. . . K . / . . T /. . A .

[irony towers]

'Punks Not Dead? Meh,' scorned old punk (3,6)

[Walt Flanagans Dog]

Led astray in Village of The Damned setting, or town in Cheshire (10)

[Duncan Gardner]

Near Middlewich terminus of historic Weaver Line below Stoke (5)

[Walt Flanagans Dog]

Heritage train held at Crewe? That's appropriate! (3)

(There are grounds for pedantry here, just try it out)

[Capybara]

.. sorry, scrubbed, the answer was the definition in the previous clue

[ad hoc]

I presumed it was apt, but don't know how the wordplay works. Any help?

[Capybara]

APT was the advanced passenger train which was prototyped by BR in the 80s. One of the units is kept at the Crewe Heritage Centre. I had an equally obscure clue - Engine Crewe? (4) for which you would need knowledge of Oliver Postgate and 1990s BBC election broadcasts.

[Capybara]

Sorry about that.

Strangely apt seabird design (7)

[Duncan Gardner]

Irregular pattern misses both wings of Church (13)

[Duncan Gardner]

. . M . . . . . . . P . .

[Duncan Gardner]

. . M . . . A . . . P . .

[Capybara]

I've learned a new word there. Anyroad this is the best I can do:

Taking the pee out of wingless semitransepts produces Seger hit (10)

[irony towers]

Mainstreet single manages without electronic backing band prone to mistakes (8,4)

The solution uses one of two alternative spellings given by Wikipedia

[irony towers]

_ _ _ _ T _ _ _ / C _ _ _

[irony towers]

_ _ _ _ T _ N _ / C _ _ _

[irony towers]

_ _ _ _ T _ N _ / C _ _ S