NeilWatson

http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/sport/speedway/speedway-news/panthers-convinced-ales-can-be-a-premier-league-star-turn-1-5826827

Thank you, I certainly try to be.

Ryan Fisher wasn't a reserve 'for a goodly part of last year'. With 7.77 available for the last rider (who will indeed be announced in the morning) - Ryan will be Panthers No 1 at the start of the season.

It was far from a shambles - there was a serious accident that caused considerable delay though.

Apologies, it's not very clear is it! Lewis is a Mildenhall asset.

Our intention is to have the parade at 7.20, first race 7.30 sharp to finish 9.15/9.30. Circumstances may mean we can't always meet that ideal, but we are very conscious that the Tuesday race-night may have concerns for parents ( albeit no different to Monday, Wednesday or Thursday...).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Blackbird

With a Tuesday race-night both teams should be at full strength for pretty much all our home meetings.

Peterborough, Sunday 3rd August. www.speedwaygb.co/plfours.html

2014 Fixtures & KO Cup news - Friday 17th January www.peterboroughpanthers.co

That's not the case at all, a ridiculous suggestion. Quite! I posted on the Panthers forum last night: I've just had a quick whizz round the Club sites: Berwick, Edinburgh, Ipswich, Plymouth, Redcar, Sheffield & Workington (and Peterborough) all require photos. Rye House don't offer season tickets. For Glasgow, Newcastle, Scunthorpe & Somerset I couldn't see at a glance if photos are required. So as minimum we have 62% 'photo required'. It's really not unusual.......

BSPA Twitter: “@SpeedwayGB: Work continues on both the EL and PL fixtures and we hope to be in a position to release these by the weekend if all goes to plan. #speedway”

The League Cup line-up is not a secret - http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/leaguecup14, it simply has not been the subject of a specific press release from the Club. We're still working on the fixture list which will be released shortly.

http://www.fishingnet.com/England/Dorset.htm :-)

Already done - now the Winter Cracker - http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/

Mike The format and line-up for the day is still to be finalised. Regards Neil

http://www.coventrybees.co/news.php?extend.2557

Converted PL average would be 9.72

7.77

www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk: The East of England Showground is set to play host to a winter individual meeting on Sunday, 2 February (noon start). The Christmas Cracker - a meeting that was originally to be staged at Coventry, where Panthers leasehold consortium leader Mick Horton is owner and promoter, on December 29 until being postponed - has now been rescheduled to be staged at Alwalton. And Horton is licking his lips at the prospect of assembling a classy field to do battle in the city. He said: “Everyone knows the Showground is a terrific track and we will be working hard to put together an exciting line-up. “There will be a lot of good riders in the country at that time as they prepare for the new season and I imagine there will be plenty of people interested in taking part. “I just know it is going to provide a great early start to the season for Panthers supporters and all speedway fans.” Horton hopes to include a number of Panthers riders in the Cracker field.

Jake's opening NL average was 5.93, rising to 7.62 by the end of the season.

The Cracker admission is £15 for adults over 16.

No they won't.

The Christmas Cracker meeting, originally scheduled for Brandon on December 29, has been switched to Peterborough. The winter speedway event fell victim to the weather last month, being postponed 48-hours prior to the scheduled start-time. Now it has been confirmed there will be no motorsport activity at Coventry until March, meaning an alternative venue for the meeting had to be sought. The Coventry promotion are involved in the new consortium which has ensured the sport will continue at Peterborough, with the Panthers set to run at Premier League level in 2014. They will now run the meeting at the Showground on Sunday February 2, with a midday start. 2014 Coventry season tickets were to be valid at the original staging, and Bees supporters should note those tickets WILL also be valid for the meeting at Peterborough. OP Note : Thread title amended 13/1/14 - meeting now retitled

THE Christmas Cracker meeting, originally scheduled for Brandon on December 29, has been switched to Peterborough. The winter speedway event fell victim to the weather last month, being postponed 48-hours prior to the scheduled start-time. Now it has been confirmed there will be no motorsport activity at Coventry until March, meaning an alternative venue for the meeting had to be sought. The Coventry promotion are involved in the new consortium which has ensured the sport will continue at Peterborough, with the Panthers set to run at Premier League level in 2014. And they will now run the meeting at the Showground on Sunday February 2, with a midday start. 2014 Coventry season tickets were to be valid at the original staging, and Bees supporters should note those tickets WILL also be valid for the meeting at Peterborough.