I think he will  be back at Brummie aswell. 

Surely MPT isn't going to start the season without a team place. He must be at Plymouth.

Send ewenforcements . we are going to advance ! by the time it gets around and comes out to the locals   , it s send 3 and 4 pence we are going to a dance  , SUPPORT THE CLUB AND HELP KEEP IT GOING . dont know what else we can do ,the fans are in a position to keep it going , please support  Andrew  and Steve as much as you can by turning up and showing support for the sport ,

away riders can only go with a  start up setup . gearing , fuel jets and ignition what they think may be a correct set up .sometime it takes a few races to get it anywhere near good . as for cricket , the guy can only cut the grass and hope the guy upstairs sends no rain and a dull day .

He had some natural talent, but unfortunately a poor attitude  READING Racers reserve Jamie Westacott scored three points from two rides in Sunday's New Year Classic at his local track at Newport. The Welsh teenager started as the meeting reserve and ended up taking the final two rides for Josh Larsen after the American was forced to pull out of the meeting with bike problems.   Westacott, whose future with Racers remains uncertain, passed Newport's Kristian Lund to earn a good third place in heat 10, and three heats later made a great start before finishing second to Neils-Kristen Iversen after holding off the more experienced Neil Collins and Robbie Kessler. The meeting was won by Coventry's Chris Harris, who beat Iversen, Stuart Robson and David Howe in the final.

Taken from the Speedway Riders Index 1929-2022: Jamie WESTACOTT Born: 9 April 1988, Newport, Gwent, Wales. Career record: (2003) Newport II; (2004-05) Newport II, Reading; (2006) Plymouth; (2007) Plymouth, Weymouth.