Maybe they could follow the second worst scenario and have challenge matches against available teams in both NDL and NDT.
Even if they were only Home fixtures for Mildenhall as the opposition couldn't fit a meeting in.
Then after a season of challenges they move into NDL/NDT in 2026 in whatever way that level of the sport pans out.
Obviously the worst scenario is not running.
https://www.racingpost.com/news/britain/entain-chief-executive-to-step-down-with-immediate-effect-after-less-than-six-months-in-the-role-asAEM5D7YI1Y/
Maybe a new Chief Executive will have different ideas.
Just an idea, if it doesnt cause conflict with the current tv deal is to get BSN and the various tracks own streaming services to compile a 50 minute or so weekly show. Hawk it around the terrestial channels and see if anyone bites. I've said 50 minutes as this would allow time for advert breaks to fit an hour slot.
Can't beat a bit of positivity
I can't say nothing about R.E.D. campers as I've not been in the market for buying one.
But if I was up in that neck of the woods and needed a new tyre I'd be heading to STS due to the amount of times I've seen their logo on various riders racesuits etc.
Embrace sponsors of every club.
BetGoodwin are the new team sponsors of Oxford Spires.
https://oxfordspeedway.club/2025/01/oxford-speedway-announces-betgoodwin-as-title-sponsor-for-oxford-spires/
You've missed the point
Why wasn't he in Oxford plans for 2025 ?
I have no idea of falling outs etc behind the scenes.
That's why I said there's a minimum of two sides to every story
Bomber if I remember correctly said in his statement that it will all come out in his book.
Let's see what he says when it comes out. Hopefully not for a fair few years.
Why not have Poole use their CL team and all the Sheffield riders start from a 15m handicap both home and away. IMO it would even things up a bit. Even better if a temporary set of tapes could be rigged up.
I honestly cannot understand why so many people post on here about late and missing deliveries, IMO it shows a great publication in a very poor light, when the problems are out of the publishers hands.