Garry1603

Agreed. Some great racing despite the scoreline. Leicester tried their best, but it simply wasn't good enough. For the Aces, the improvement in Blodorn, Cook and Cairns has been so evident in recent weeks.

Should be a lot closer tonight, but BVs BIg Guns should be enough for the win. 50-40

Parnitskyi £500 more Kvech £250 more Lambert £250 less

Lambert £200 less Kvech £200 more

Much closer than recent weeks, but the Aces should still have enough to win comfortably. Looking forward to the races involving Fricke, Kvech, Kurtz and Doyle (not forgetting Bomber!) Aces 53-37

I agree. He seems to be someone who has a long term plan (not heard that in speedway before!) and has definite ideas how the sport should be run. Can only be good for the sport in general if he can deliver. Wonder what the other promoters think of him?

I think the Witches will have too much for the Aces, but not quite enough for the bonus point. The key, as always with Belle Vue is if Kildemand, Blodorn and maybe Zischke can score enough to support Kurtz. Just seen that Chris Harris replaces Doyle, so that makes it even more unlikely that the Aces will prevail. 50-40 Witches.

Mine's not. Given up tbh

Peter Collins. Chris Morton, Darcy Ward,, Shawn Moran

Fricke £100 more Doyle £100 more Holder £300 less

It's Ipswich next week. Kings Lynn is the week after.

Some good racing tonight despite the scoreline. Doyle was superb in his first ride with Will Cairns and was a class act all night. Kildemand, Blodorn and Zischke will all feel more confident after scoring well. I'm sure Belle Vue would have lost money though - a very poor attendance and lots of points money to pay out.

Hopefully the great racing last weekend might whet the appetite of 'lost fans' who used to go to the sport years ago and might be tempted back. I paid for my GP tickets when they came out a few months ago, so the financial 'pain' was a while ago. Would have thought that there might be a few more there tomorrow to see Doyle's debut though. Early days, I guess, but there shouldn't be any weather issues, so I'd have been hopeful of a good crowd.

Hopefully the great racing last weekend might whet the appetite of 'lost fans' who used to go to the sport years ago and might be tempted back. I paid for my GP tickets when they came out a few months ago, so the financial 'pain' was a while ago. Would have thought that there might be a few more there tomorrow to see Doyle's debut though. Early days, I guess, but there shouldn't be any weather issues, so I'd have been hopeful of a good crowd.