brewer

Another howler for sissis in aussie u21 qualifier. Money would been better spent pn a British youngster.

I would imagine a short rider may find it more difficult to do it on bike, the problem with the grading can put loose material onto the groove a rider would want to know what he is starting on a filled in groove may be too deep for example. As for the British final, imo the person/s at fault were the referee and meeting coordinator as they allowed the time for it to happen, they could and should of put the 2mw on that would of stopped the farce it became. As for false starts I believe too many races are called back unnecessarily, how many times have we all said why was that called back and I dont mean on tv I mean with the naked eye at a meeting. Most people around a track can aee a clear roller from a rider, the ref has the best view of all, if it's not a clear roller and the tapes dont get touched let it go, I hate this wording " anticipating the start" surely thats part of the sport as in any type of race a racer has to anticipate the start to gain maximum advantage over his/her rivals.

Tbh and imo, apart from doyle and c holder. The rest are only pl riders at best.

Enjoyed that. Hope it continues next year

Again a naughty move love hard racing but shouldn't be taking wheels out

Typical kildemand. Glad he is not in the the gp .wild

I wonder how many doctors certificates will appear outside top 8 as with u21 in Argentina

Tony Rickardson coming out of retirement for one off meeting :-)

Well who will be in place of ward.

I don't see how British promoters can be blamed for this, a scheduled meeting for BV , the swedes and mjj are the problem here. The swedes rearranging on a off night and mjj not honouring his contract with Coventry

Yes they do it was reported on earlier this year, that a guy in poland developed a new silencer that was under the current decible limit but would not comply with the new limit which is scheduled to come in next year. I believe the report said due to this the fim would not ratify it, but I believe poland was allowing it in domestic competition.

James wright was at the track with his bike for a practice and it was also suggested to the rye management to see if any of the eligible poole riders could get across, but both suggestions were rejected by them.

I would have thought that as the ACU is the "federation" they get the allocation, it is known the bspa/scb do not want part of this series hence the, no facility to clubs who have riders competing in it. If what you say is correct, than that makes it far worse imo.

So the Bspa/scb wont recognise the sec and will not submit riders like worrall/cook etc to compete and gain experience in a major championship, but the ACU will and gives one of its places to an aussie, absolutely ridiculous. I like the ftds and its a start. but we also need to be entering our own riders in this competition.

Will you think that way if some get there visas and ryan douglas doesnt

Ok cheers. There is a window from expiry of visa some were too early and some after the window closes hence the problem.

Dont get the 12 month gap, if thats true how come tungate, ward, woodward and so on are coming back .

i have to gree there, so why cant you keep Dan and use a british 3 pointer.

So as usual drop the brit for a foreigner, watch out charlie and paul

Or if true could it affect olly allen?

Yes we know that I was referring to rebelwonderkids post

Living in Manchester has not stopped josh signing for poole again

i believe they are both assets of kings lynn so if both picked, then they will get priority (EL) im afarid. will be interesting to see if pl and el get together re fixtures some big headaches potentially.

Coul be for douglas, even