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They wouldn’t.

Think we all know there is a good number on the same strategy.

That is my point,I think there are a few riders “playing the averages game” over the last few seasons.The sport has become a bit of a joke all round in recent season and they wonders how they can’t attract new fans.

In the article he stated Edinburgh offered him a contract.

obviously not,he has told you the reason he doesn’t want too high an average IMO . quote: Edinburgh would be good financially- riding there and scoring good points every week,but Average -wise,I don’t think I would be very attractive come the end of the year. Does that not tell you something about modern day riders in GB.?

Ritchie Worrell.

Think Ritchie Worrell says it all in this weeks SS,signed for Edinburgh last year where he loves the track ,not going back though would have been great financially but not average wise as it would be high at the end of the season.Who says riders don’t watch there average. Joke IMO.

Aaron Summers is saying he still owed money.

At least the “wobblers “seem to be trying for 4 laps which is not the case for the “seasoned” riders at times,better to have a”nice “ average for guesting for some of them at times IMO.

While you can agree or disagree with his assessment with the standard of the racing,Imo the problem is the sport cannot be taken seriously as professional with regards to the rules and regulation brought in for “best interest of the sport “ and the interpretation and manipulation of the rules to suit the situations as the problems arise.Fixtures and averages are an example.

Pity not for you though

It’s obviously been hard road for him but it’s great to see his determination to get on with life the best he can.TopGuy.

As usual everything is rosy in the BSPA garden,just give the clubs a fine if they fail to toe the line regarding fixtures.

Bottom line is though there is not enough income generated to pay them what you think they are worth. Comets fans have not turned up in big enough numbers to make speedway at Workington viable,you just can’t keep upping admission money.

You deserve a break

Not so much a gating tart,just not interested most of the time,he has talent but attitude stinks IMO.His fellow Frenchman Bellego suffers the same traits.Seem to be earning a living out the sport though.

Son ,and also has a younger son also involved in the sport.

“Don’t Touch” and “Barge Pole” seem to describe Berge.

Thanks

Would like to point out that dates the contradict on press and practice,Fixtures says 28th March ,article says Friday 29 th which on is correct please.

Do Berwick have a Team sponsor for 2019?

Which Worky rider has average to suit

If only the Clubs paid standard rates,maybe the Sport would be in a healthier state.

Looking at the 2 leaugues it’s hard too figure which one is “top up wages” for the riders who have 2 teams.

Like the look of the Sheffield Team,especially if King returns to full fitness.