Bewley -  One of two genuine world-class British riders, but the only one riding in Britain.  Untouchable in the play-off final.  I can see him hitting a 10-point average in 2025. Kurtz - Hard to improve on his 2024 performance, but reaching his peak years now.  Loves Belle Vue and good mates with Bewley.  Aces fans will be happy with him as skipper again. Lidsey - On a good average due to a mid-season dip in form.   But his finish to the season showed he has the potential to push his average further. Cook - Actually outscored his brother on away tracks and has a higher away average.  Messed about a bit by Birmingham.  If he gets dialled into his new home circuit, he could be quite the find. Blodorn - Had a bit of a flat year last year, which quite a lot of riders experience in their 2nd or 3rd year, before kicking on again.  Plenty of talent and potential, and only just out of his teenage years. Zischke - The next big Aussie thing.  I rate him very highly Mulford - As good as any RS and will benefit from being in a successful team.

Yea he did last year lol

Luke Harrison is eligible for ndl but currently has no spot

What 'antics' has Brady been up to. I don't know him as a rider very well, but to me he seems like one of the more level headed and less whingy of the aussies that are about. Am I missing something?

Sorry, Mrs J - a basic sexist error on my part there. I recall having a conversation with a female Peterborough fan as we walked back to the car park after a meeting at Oxford last summer. I guess that could have been you! Hope to see you next season (not that I'm trying to turn the BSF into a dating website, but who knows...) 😄

Question then. Does that mean Luke Harrison and Jake Mulford are both ineligible for the NDL too, given that both of their averages are above 4.00 in the CL. Or because they currently have NDL averages are they allowed? Also is it just the final averages that count? Jack Smith had an average over 5 at one point but is now below 4, would he be eligible. Thanks.