adamdelveracing

i agree EL and PL deserve the best quality only and foreign riders earn the right to race if they are good enough but if the NL was more a development for british riders there would be more competition from them to get in the PL and EL

just to clear up its not "little englanders" slagging off aussies in NL. for starters brit riders are not sat on their backsides doing nothing there are alot of riders making alot of effort trying!! myself started riding 18months or so ago and have really struggled due to lack of schemes to help us not lack off effort! i work 15 hour shift to just try and pay for a few minutes of track time a week coz its so difficult in england.we have a good standard of amateur league over here but getting experiences and opportunites is very tough because there are alot of foreigners not just aussies taking up too many places in our leagues. i agree they should be allowed to ride over here but there should be a limit and a minimum amount of brits in each team! also some training schemes wouldn't go a miss! i think people should be more considerate before slaggin british riders down there are alot making big sacrifices to get around hoping for a chance!!

i dont believe for a second there is not enough british youngsters to fill NL or academy teams. myself being a 19 year old hoping for a shot i rode in 2 academy league teams last year and it was not through lack of interest by riders but by clubs. also if anyone took the time to visit events by scunthorpe, str etc they would see there is a good standard of british youngsters but many frustrated not getting opportunities due to commonwealth riders filling too many places. the NL was suppose to be a development league but brithish riders are struggling to delelope and get league experience due to commonwealth riders. myself and many others i know will 100% back the british rider only league

i dont believe for a second there is not enough british youngsters to fill NL or academy teams. myself being a 19 year old hoping for a shot i rode in 2 academy league teams last year and it was not through lack of interest by riders but by clubs. also if anyone took the time to visit events by scunthorpe, str etc they would see there is a good standard of british youngsters but many frustrated not getting opportunities due to commonwealth riders filling too many places. the NL was suppose to be a development league but brithish riders are struggling to delelope and get league experience due to commonwealth riders. myself and many others i know will 100% back the british rider only league.

anyone know if there is anywhere practising on sat.19th june rye house is a learn 2 slide only cheers