NeilWatson

SUPPORTERS attending Wednesday's Elite League fixture at Brandon will be entitled to a £5 reduction on admission prices for next Monday's play-off semi-final. The Buildbase Bees take on Poole on Monday September 14 in the first leg of the play-off semi-final. Admission prices for the meeting on Monday are: Adults £20 Concessions £15 Children (11-16) £5 Under-11s Free Programme £2.50 Adult and concession re-admission tickets from Wednesday's home match against Lakeside will be valid for a £5 reduction on Monday. Season tickets are valid for home play-off fixtures.

The deadline has passed for a permanent replacement, we will be using guest or RR to cover for Dan.

SR16.3.4.1 A 7-day window, prior to the scheduled date of the first EL Play-Offs will enable EL Clubs only to replace long-term Injured Riders, but not with Riders in other EL Team Declarations. NB. SR 16.3 does not apply but Riders must be fully licensed, have current Start Permission and be eligible to participate in UK Speedway. watson I have no idea why normal courtesy cannot be shown when posting on this forum..... Regards Neil

Jacob Thorsell guests for Hans, RR for Joonas.

Has no impact on the semi, The legs have already been confirmed for both semi- finals.

It is still important that we finish second in the league table, for pride, and to ensure we have choice of leg priority should there be a Bees v Robins final.

5th October is a reserved date, the play-offs are scheduled for 14/21/28/30 September.

Yes it is. 16.3.4.1 A 7-day window, prior to the scheduled date of the first EL Play-Offs will enable EL Clubs only to replace long-term Injured Riders, but not with Riders in other EL Team Declarations. NB. SR 16.3 does not apply but Riders must be fully licensed, have current Start Permission and be eligible to participate in UK Speedway.

Yes, there's a seven-day window to replace riders with season-ending injury. SR 16.3.4.1 A 7-day window, prior to the scheduled date of the first EL Play-Offs will enable EL Clubs only to replace long-term Injured Riders, but not with Riders in other EL Team Declarations. NB. SR 16.3 does not apply but Riders must be fully licensed, have current Start Permission and be eligible to participate in UK Speedway.

It's been our approach with Coventry Storm - over 16 pay £10, 16 and under go free. It makes it easier for a family to afford to attend and, hopefully, gets the youngsters hooked - they are the fans of the future after all!

Mmm, bit my tongue quite badly there... :-) Excellent!

If I knew the answer to those questions I would be watching on Sky from my tropical island....

Warm and drying, the meeting is ON. Admission £10 for over-16, all under-16s free.

Max Fricke guests for Coventry

Date amended

Monday August 31, 2015 COVENTRYS home fixture against Swindon on Wednesday will now have adult admission prices of just £10 for all. Originally the admission offer was to be for the holders of re-admission tickets from Mondays match against Lakeside, as well as from Swindons last home fixture. But the Lakeside match is now off due to a waterlogged track, and the Wednesday offer for admission at almost half-price compared to the normal adult rate will now apply to all. All adults will be admitted on Wednesday for £10, with under-16s free of charge.

Meeting postponed - restaging date Wednesday 9th September

The first meeting had a number of restarts and falls, and Kent's rider replacement gave three two-on-the-trot.

I suppose the announcement could have referred to 'A time beyond which it would not be reasonable to continue racing', but I suspect that's how most people would have interpreted the word 'curfew' in any event.

I've looked in my dictionary - it doesn't define 'shambles' as an hours delay while medical attention is given to an injured rider. I guess you weren't actually at the track? So you were at the track, in which case you will know that the ambulance left the track at 10.55pm, when there were still ten heats to be raced. What decision would you have taken?

Your first post gave the distinct impression you were a disgruntled paying fan. When in fact you were just following the Internet...... The county ambulance didn't leave the track with Dan on board until 10.55pm, with ten heats still to run that would have been far too late for fans, riders and track staff regardless of any curfew time. As soon as it became clear that Dan's medical treatment would take some time the meeting was abandoned by the referee.

To ease our fixture congestion which is forcing us to race at home three times in five days.

NL meeting POSTPONED 5.15pm

Confirmed start time 6.00pm. Rain stopped and sun trying to shine. MDL meeting postponed

Neither is the case, but don't let the facts get in the way of a good story.....