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I heard Alain Rossiter is being headhunted to be the top bod in French Speedway

Will Freddie Lindgren be available afterr his crash on saturday ? If he was concussed surely he would have to miss 8-10 days

Do the track records count if you FF ?

I would assume so as its a national championship but as we all know rules in Speedway are fairly flexible

I think what Johnny the spud means is they make it that rider and bike need to be a minimum weight, so most lightweight riders would be brought back onto a more level playing field Apologies to Mr Ellis in advance if i've grabbed the wrong end of the stick

R.I.P. Bob C from his posts on here he was a very knowledgeable fan

Sorry to keep harping on about it but how many times did they mention Max Fricke has already qualified for next year. Nothing against him but FFS someone have the sense to have the GP Challenge after the final GP

Let's face it 15 heats interspersed with watching a tractor or two and a bowser if you're lucky ain't cutting the mustard. Maybe variety is the spice of life. I know at the Flat Track meetings I attended at Oxford there were various classes racing and had a few Speedway races too. They also had Grass bikes racing too if I remember correctly. Considering they were getting 15-20 riders off and on track for each race very little in the way of delays either Got to see Les Collins racing again too, which is always worth watching

I think its referrred to as the Exeter rule

I ordered a Justin EFkins shirt and it took 3 seasons to be delivered The couriers van kept breaking down

Went up for the called off Plymouth match earlier this year. Look for buses to Brownhills if my memory isn't playing tricks. There's a fair few that go there and a stop near the stadium both directions. As we ended up on a pub crawl in Birmingham I can't say how long the journey takes but Birmingham Bus website said approx 20 minutes. No doubt bus lanes to get through the traffic. Birmingham buses are contactless first fare is £2.10 second fare takes it to £4 which is then capped for the day

IMO his big problem is when he was a gap chasing fence scraper, he followed his managers advice and opted out/placed less emphasis of/on the GPs. Now he's a bit older and the gaps are smaller and the fences harder, he's realised all the natural ability in the World won't keep him up with the young flyweights on rockets.

Could be drone footage of Boris Johnsons head An overgrown area covering an unused facility

It's like the BSPL banning nomadic teams unless they're making major inroads into getting a new track. I would think keeping fans of defunct tracks interested in the sport is a good idea. When was the last time, pre Covid-19 that any team soldout the capacity of the stadium for a league or Cup match ?

Remember if you're travelling up that there are lots of roadworks around the stadium

Thanks for the clarification Everyday's a schoolday

You missed the point, I said IF I had the money. I think its been proven that promoters don't, in the vast majority of cases listen to what their audience thinks or suggests. An attitude that has got so many clubs in trouble over the years. Constantly tweaking something that doesn't work very well in the hope it will create a big change.

IMO the 2 promoters with a licence is a stumbling block. As is the no vote for 3yrs at the AGM, if that rule still stands As for nationally agreed admission prices a total joke. Its your business charge what you want to attract an audience If I was in a position to spunk money on Speedway I reckon I could get a bigger crowd than the clowns calling the shots are managing at most tracks.

I'm sure I read on Facebook that Tuesdays crowd was the biggest the promotion had.

I'd hazard a guess that the material deteriorates due to rain and sunshine, numerous scuffs and lots of inflation and deflations, so the end result if each compartment is airtight but not strong enough to withstand a big impact.

Meeting Abandoned

Ron Preston for example. What a talent he was

They probably pray for the occasional dusty meeting in Denmark

I just get a message saying unsafe website Though reading the following posts the future doesn't look bright. Time for more promotions to follow the lead of Len Silver and the late Colin Hill. A decent day's pay for a decent day's work Pay your employees on time Your employees are happy as being paid and remain loyal I bet many a rider has thought the grass was greener and realised their mistake over the years. Also one of the biggest grumbles in the sport for what seems forever is too many team changes each season. Both the above named promoters tended to keep the basis of the previous seasons squad so fans were happy as continuity in the team makeup. I doubt if the riders would stay loyal to the Promoter/club if they weren't getting paid.

The BSPL said anyone racing on IOW would face a ban or fine