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SR 16.3.1. In any declaration where 2 or more Riders hold an identical MA (i.e. cannot be determined by a 3rd or more decimal point) then the (re) Declaration must nominate the hierarchical order except that where Riders have a previous MA then the higher placed Rider from the previous issue shall retain the higher position.

Oliver is replacing James tonight for the Birmingham meeting

COVENTRY reserve James Sarjeant was taken to hospital after crashing heavily in Thursday’s 54-35 defeat at King’s Lynn. Sarjeant was left with nowhere to go in Heat 9 when home man Darren Mallett spun and fell right in front of him, and the resultant accident forced both riders to withdraw from the meeting. Sarjeant, who initially walked into the medical vehicle after treatment on-track, suffered concussion and an arm injury whilst Mallett was also hurt, with pelvic and hip problems reported.

No guest now - Kyle rides for the Bees

No - 15 heat wins for the Storm.

SR 14.6 http://www.scbgb.co.uk/pdf/regulations/2014%20SPEEDWAY%20REGULATIONS.pdf

http://www.speedwaygb.co/14issues/el_issue10.pdf

Kenneth's GSA until 1st June is 5.25

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/speedway-27504090

Live internet coverage of the Buildbase Bees' visit to Poole, with Wayne Roberts joined by expert summariser Adam Roynon. Coverage will start at 7.30pm on bbc.co.uk/Coventry.

Ryan plans to ride in both meetings.

PETERBOROUGH duo Lasse Bjerre and Ales Dryml have been passed fit to race in the club’s re-arranged Premier League KO Cup quarter-final clash with Scunthorpe on Tuesday. The duo both crashed during the Panthers’ defeat at Ipswich last week but have received the all-clear to return – although the home side do have a concern over Lewis Blackbird following a heavy fall at the weekend. Peterborough co-promoter Trevor Swales said: “Touch wood Lewis will be okay too. He was involved in what sounds like a nasty crash at Eastbourne on Saturday and his shoulder has really stiffened up since. We will have to use rider-replacement if Lewis doesn’t make it, but we certainly hope to be at full-strength for what will hopefully be our first home meeting for some time. “We need to make sure we are a lot sharper away from the tapes than we were at Ipswich last week because we need to build up a good advantage to take to Scunthorpe for the second leg.” Scunthorpe are looking to improve upon on a disastrous KO Cup record which has seen them lose 18 of the 19 first-round ties they have contested at second-tier level since 1972. Promoter Rob Godfrey said: “It’s about time we had a bit of success in this competition. Peterborough are a welcome addition to the Premier League. They will be worthy opponents, but of course we want to overcome them and progress.” Peterborough are running their reduced admission offer for members of the armed forces and emergency services tonight, with entry available for £10 on production of the relevant identification.

16.5.3 No facility is permitted to replace a Rider, who although included in a Re-declaration has not made an appearance for that Team since being re-declared.

If you carry a mobile phone it's worth setting a contact titled ICE ( in case of emergency) too.

Rye House Rockets = 52 1. Edward Kennett - 2, 3, 3, 3, 3 = 14 2. Luke Bowen - 1', 0, FX = 1+1 3. Jason Bunyan - 1', 0, 3, 2 = 6+1 4. Steve Boxall - 2, 3, 2', 3, 1 = 11+1 5. Mathieu Tresarrieu - 3, 0, 1, 1 = 5 6. Jason Garrity - 3, 2, 3, 2', 3, 2' = 15+2 7. Simon Lambert - 0, 0, 0 = 0 Sheffield Tigers = 38 1. Simon Stead - 3, 2, 2, 2, 2 = 11 2. Taylor Poole - X, 1', 2, 0 = 3+1 3. Leigh Lanham - 0, 1, 1, 3 = 5 4. Andre Compton - 3, 3, 0, 1, 0 = 7 5. Ty Proctor - 1', 2, 1, 0 = 4+1 6. Simon Nielsen - 2, 1', 0, 1 = 4+1 7. Josh Bates - 1', 2, 1', 0 = 4+2 Read more: http://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/13349/rye-house-sheffield-2014-7pm#ixzz320TeIgvF

http://www.speedwaygb.co/14issues/el_issue11.pdf

I have no idea why you have such an unpleasant manner towards me, Mick and the Bees/Panthers generally - I am always happy to respond to questions put in the right way. I haven't time to trawl all websites but we're certainly not the only Club who list teams the way we do. http://www.eastbourn....php?extend.530

No and no SR 18.10 FACILITIES a) Absent #1: G or RR b.) 1 Absent Rider (2 – 5): RR c) More than 1 Absent Rider (1 - 5) 1 x RR facility and G for all others d) Absent #6: G e) Absent #7: NL G* f) Absent #6 and #7 Riders: G (for the absent #6) / NL G* (for the other) g) “No Facility”: NL G* NL G*: a Rider eligible for a NL Team who has never achieved an actual PL MA of 4.00 or above

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PETERBOROUGH chiefs have moved swiftly to re-schedule their Premier League KO Cup first round, first leg clash against Scunthorpe. The meeting, postponed last night (Tuesday) after a thunderstorm left the East of England Showground track waterlogged, will now take place next week on Tuesday, May 20. The KO Cup clash replaces a Premier League fixture against Plymouth which will be rescheduled for later in the season. Club bosses feel it is imperative to re-stage the KO Cup clash promptly as Plymouth are waiting in the wings to face either Panthers or Scunthorpe in the quarter-finals which are pencilled in for early June. The second leg of the KO Cup tie is at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Spring Bank Holiday Monday, May 26. The 'TC Harrison' Panthers thank the Scunthorpe and Plymouth promotions for their co-operation on this matter.

The Premier League KO Cup meeting has been re-arranged for next Tuesday, 20th May.

It's fine at the moment (3.45pm)

'TC Harrison' Panthers chiefs are offering reduced admission to members of the armed forces and emergency services when they take on Scunthorpe in the first leg at the East of England Showground on Tuesday (May 13). They can enter for just £10 upon production of the relevant piece of identification at the turnstiles.

Meeting postponed

Premier League KO Cup action on Tuesday, both teams are at full strength. The return leg is at Scunthorpe on Bank Holiday Monday 26th May, 3pm start. Plymouth await the aggregate winners in the quarter-finals.