So, I’ve only watched speedway since 1979 but the worst I’ve seen were definitely Nicki and Ronni Pedersen. In third place maybe Preben Eriksen. Although when he rode for my team I only saw him as ‘hard but fair’ of course. 😄
Is there such a rule in British speedway still? I’m sure there used to be. I seem to recall Polish leagues have yellow and red cards for dangerous riding. I’m a neutral but wasn’t Chris Holder’s pass on Lampart on the televised meeting on Eurosport an example of this? I couldn’t believe the ref didn’t exclude Holder.
Middlesbrough v Boston 02/10/80 was 58-18. Boston had only three scorers.
Gagen 7, Spinks 6, Hollingworth 5, Chris Cole 0, Ian Turner 0, Keven Dye 0, Guglielmi 0
Guglielmi crashed out in heat 1. Dye and Cole both excluded on 2 mins in the reserves race. Protesting at track conditions maybe? Anyway, they carried on!
Hi. Apart from 2008 they’re in a book I’ve got by Alan Robertson called British Speedway Leagues 1991-2007. I can get scans or photos of them if you’d like.
According to Maurice Jones’s Speedway Survey 1989 book Arena didn’t use any in the league or KOC, but Hackney used one. Nigel Leaver in for Andy Galvin at Eastbourne. He scored 9.
This is what I have for Rye House v Ipswich. I don’t think I attended so not sure where I got the details from. If not in Speedway Star they were probably in the local paper.
I have details of Rye House v Ipswich
1st leg at Ipswich on July 19th (second half after main meeting v Exeter) was 42-35.
2nd leg was on August 12th. Ipswich won 49-29.
I have heat results for all races and times for all but two of you need them.
Details must have been from Speedway Star or the East Anglian Daily Times as I didn't actually see either meeting!
Has anyone tried to get out of Cardiff after the GP (or after anything at the Millenium Stadium for that matter) by train before? Are the trains often too packed to get on? Thanks for any help.