StevePark

As far as I'm aware, Jamie isn't a promoter at Berwick. Only Steve Dews and Sarah Bulman are listed as promoters. Jamie is the Owner.

They are to be announced at the End of Season do on Saturday (24th) along with the names of the first signings for 2027.

Was Simon Lambert's average not over 4 when he signed for King's Lynn Young Stars? (I can't remember, which is why I'm asking).

And, I suspect, a lot wouldn't.

As riders are no longer assets of a club, which rules are they breaking? Unless the rule is "you can't approach a rider until after the season has finished". So, what are the rules ?

Plymouth = 228m Scunthorpe = 285m (Poole = 299m)

It'll be the FREE CAR PARK that would have swung it !! 😜😂

I think you've answered your own question there.

Jody Scott replaces Charles.

Scunthorpe tried to do that with Danny Phillips a few years back and the SCB refused and they had to keep using him. The same would happen here, I believe, as it's too late to make a change to the line-up (i.e sacking a rider). If he says he's fit, then there is nothing they can do about it. Give him his three rides as quickly as possible and use the other reserve is about the best they can do. Having said that, Jack is not helping his team one bit and is being rather selfish in this matter by the looks of it. I would surmise that he will probably not get a team place in Northumberland in 2027, because of his actions.

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Can anyone inform me of the price to park a car in the Owlerton Stadium car park on Saturday please ?? Thanks in advance.

..... And a horse will win the Grand National at Aintree..... !!! (I remember "Old Moore's Almanac !!!).

Berwick have done it in the past.

There have been 21 weekends between 1st April and 31st August. There was 11 home meetings to fit in (8 League 2 BSN & 1 KO Cup), giving 10 blank weekends. If clubs can't work around the "Mickey Mouse" (they aren't Mickey Mouse to the riders, I bet), especially those in September - then blame the clubs, don't blame the FIM. The FIM fixtures are there for all to see, so there should be no clashes. Workington, as an example, can race on any day of the week (except Monday & Thursday due to Premiership), so fixture clashes with the FIM meetings don't have to happen. Having said that, promoters in general don't seem to want to learn, as it's the same season after season trying to fit fixtures in at the back-end of the season. Until that changes, these types of clashes will continue to happen.