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Limits are applied to the period you can carry R/R. If at the beginning of the season, you suffer an injury that is obvious it is going to be season long, you will not get R/R for the season, but only for sufficent time to genuinely replace the said injured rider. If it is late season, and with the current shortage of riders, the rules have not been applied strictly. It's a genuine case of the BSPA acting in the 'best interests of the sport' but they will not be given that credit by the usual ones on here.

Not the best of meetings due to the succession of 5-1 's, shortly after the first bend usually. I am NOT a Fisher fan, but after his last outing here, he has at last learned how to ride Brough. Tonight he was a lone shining light, plus a subdued Gathercole to a lesser degree, and the only excitement on the track was when he was involved, especially the superb heat 9. Hard fair and fast racing. Yes, at Brough Park to anyone from that new grippy track known as Worky. 3 easy points with a poorish crowd, no doubt due to the absence of Barker. Nice to see a decent assembly of Plymouth supporters, and oh how we can sympathise their plight, attending their speedway but bitterly despising the person they were giving their money too. Let's hope what is in the offing comes to fruition and a decent leadership and promotion is installed that their fans trust and can believe in. On your way Mike but you should never have been allowed to promote in the first case. To allow you to continue this year was one of the BSPA's greatest mistakes this year at the last AGM. Here's hoping next year can see you copy the fortunes of Leicester this year.

And it stuffed us last night as well.

Ah, bless him.

I would refer you to my post#49 which woud be the reasons why it is not in the 20-12 Rule book. NB Also see the post#58 from Catch Me If You Can.

That's what I understood. Due to the shortage of available riders, and the huge backlog of fixtures in England, there has been a relaxation of the rules to give teams more options to agree a fixture.

Yep, the assembled masses at Brough know what racing needs, and that is a bit of grip. That's not the thing in your hair, like.

I'l take your word for that, like.

Looks like the weather is good on Sunday so we should be holding a training school at 1.00pm till 2.30pm. If you have your own gear bring it, and if not then make sure you wear a strong pair of boots/shoes. Should be good, it's FREE, so get yourself there you Diamonds fans.

After last night poor result and performance, maybe Saturday will bring more joy as we go hunting for points. Much will depend on Berwick's guests but the performances of the reserves, especially the senior one Ned, will be what decides who gets the points. Great £10 offer from the Berwick promotion for this meeting so lets hope the travelling Diamonds fans attend in their masses and get behind the team to try and take all the points.

Ring the number, say late at night, and the operator will book your seats for you. Been very helpful twice with me so far, and I got through in about 2 minutes with less traffic at night time.

And your solution is ...... Speedway has injuries due to the nature of the sport.

So that will be Rusty then.

Quick, fill it in.

Agreed, and might even see you there on Saturday. Come on the Diamonds.

We won there a couple of years ago Dan, with Lemo getting a 15 point max. Sheffield is in a troubled season, and this could be our best chance to get a result there. If every Diamonds rider hits some form we could get a decent result. Here's hoping.

Berwick has nearly always had decent passing around the outside of the second bend, and even more dramatic passing off the forth bend like a slingshot. I remember even Willie overtaking there against us despite his usual line. Need a bit of bottle mind on the 4th to do it.

I think so does the OP.

Quite agree. Aljack's posts are guaranteed carp.

Just noticed this. You can always turn it round the other, it looks quite smart too.

Stick to your extrapolation.

I try to as well.

Will do.

Glad you have come around to what others have been telling you all season. It's not his fault that another rider isn't higher, and he is not responsible for the poor form and injuries to other riders. It's taken you awhile to get upto speed, but we have got you there eventually.

A terrific day yesterday with 18 keen riders taking to track, a couple for the first time. One casualty, and another had a tumble, but apart from that, we saw some decent riding with a lot of improvement from some of the younger new starters. Back on on Sunday 9th September again at 1.00 till 2.30Pm