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So if you are a club owner but can't afford to meet large scale capital expenditure then you would prevent them from obtaining investment and/or donations from the fan base? That may well mean the end of Plymouth or any club that would find themselves on a similar position. With a small number of active tracks that's a very big call especially as no club could probably meet these type of expenses from normal income/expenditure and would be relying on their owners to fund

I doubt there are any clubs in the championship bar possibly one that could "afford it themselves" from normal revenue These capital items are either paid by the owners if they are able to or by methods such as Plymouth are suggesting if they can't or won't Otherwise there's no Plymouth

Hard to see where a prospective promoter for Wolves might come from apart from people already involved in the sport elsewhere who might consider Wolves to be a decent proposition There was a rumour a while back that the Oxford promotion might be potentially interested but that was sometime ago now I've been a Wolves fan since the 70's and can't think of anyone from the fanbase who might step up, I can't even envisage a national league/Nora type consortium

I know Maitland travel have done trips to the Australian championship so maybe worth looking them up

I believe that the GP dates were scheduled before Oasis announced their dates I suspect we'll hear from Coleman on this in due course

Belle Vue can't go up against Oasis though. Hotels are already off the scale The only thing I could think of is a 3pm start so people can drive home.

Excellent thank you

Excellent thank you

Pleased the Comets will run in 27 I'll try and resurrect my Workington Football/Speedway double header so hopefully no clash of start times next season

Lanning in the star says OB costs can be up to 40k per meeting Not difficult to see where the problem lies

Big as in they pay the sport rather than the other way round?

It would have to be backed by someone. I wonder if Eastie might be another with a similar Northampton type deal...

As a generic indicator it might be ok but it's an odd medium to pick to gauge it. Without some indication of intended league and race night it's going to be pretty meaningless.

So a "good" offer was turned down and no tv contract was entered in to for this season. Doesn't quite add up that The ongoing question for any terrestrial or indeed cable tv channel is who is it envisaged will pay the production costs? 1. The BSPL 2.The tv channel 3. A combination of the above

Where is the money coming from then for this expanded league with better riders?