£261 for 18 matches. Playoffs and programmes not included.
So for the equivalent of £12.50 you get admission, programme, car park and a seat at Peterborough. This figure will reduce with any progress in the cups and/or playoffs.
Kings Lynn is equivalent of £14.50 for admission (unsure if they charge for parking).
Fans Forum and Party Night Friday 14th March 7.30pm at the Showground.
Press and practise Monday 17th March (time TBC)
http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/news.php?extend.2025.2
The Polish authorities would never prevent a rider from riding in another country just because it may not suit them and thus prevent them from earning money.
Oh hang on a minute......
I'm glad recent experiences with the club have not put Ales off joining again. Happy with the 7 put together and should be formidable at home and in with a decent shout of the fours!
Exactly, as I said it's an invitational so don't understand why BSPA have to bow to the demands of one sport. It's a non FIM event which will no doubt impact on the British clubs whose riders are taking part.
Last year one participating country forget to send enough riders and so the worldwide audience of millions were left scratching their heads as to why one country was being represented by riders of different nationalities. Not that anyone knew until about heat 7 when Eurosport decided to start live transmission.
Sorry got it mixed up with this rumour, which is very similar
http://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=75264&page=3&do=findComment&comment=2383222
Why? As much as I would like to see a British pair, it is a non FIM event and so it's just an invitational set up by a promoter.
If Gollob and Hampel are invited to Elite Riders in March are they likely to accept? Will the promoter then blast the Polish authorities for not sending them?
So PLKOC return leg at Scunthorpe arranged for 26th May and yet another match Fisher could miss. Its a 3pm start though so could he get to Brandon in time for the evening?