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Never mind this praise for a GOOD win, was it AWESOME.

Hope he is OK as I would hate people to say Edinburgh lost because of it. Seriously I hope he is also OK and also to take up his place in the Cardiff GP, which might be his only chance of ever appearing in it. A great gater, he could have got points on Saturday week.

Same as mine. Delivered by an old fogie in his own car, and had to sign for them. No probs.

We are looking at a dry sunny day on Sunday so the Training Session should be on. We start at 1.00pm till 2.30pm with continuus riding for riders of both sexes, young and a tad older, and of mixed ability to ride a bike. You will be provided with everything, Bikes and equipment, but either bring your own gear if you have any, or wear your strongest boots/shoes. If you have your own bike fine, but it can't be more than 150cc. It's all FREE with free instruction, on possibly the safest training bikes anywhere. If you can make it, could you turn up at 10am to help the sheeters get the sheets down on the dog track. Medical staff in attendance with SCB rules. Common you Diamond fans and have a go. See you all there

Signed for Berwick now. Can't replace Steve now, and not good enought to guest for Richie.

I think the word you are missing is a 'realist'. I haven't got the chips that you have, so I can afford to be realistic when someone is so out of kilter like you. BTW How's them 24 mates that you claim to have. The word I am thinking is 'missing'.

Sounds like you don't know about life, as well as speedway. For a start most riders would probably not have heard of John Berry, like GP riders are going to add a meeting in a couple of days before the British GP, and according to you going to do it next to nowt. Get real.

Eh, Nick Morris I think.

What crap meeting on a crap track. It's like this every year so why do we go back to it. Marketa was warned and had to improve the track but this sanddune is the same every year. Worst GP of every year.

Pleased to hear that as he looks a gutsy kid. Nice to see.

Don't know whether he is currently available as he had a heavy tumble at Redcar against us, and was decidely second hand as he was forced to walk from the second bend back to the pits. He should have had a lift in the Ambulance, as he did not look good walking back and had to be carried up the hill to the pits. Get well soon Stefan, I was quite impressed with the lad.

Hoping that the deluge of water last week has gone for good, we will be running the training school this Sunday starting at 1.00 to 2.30pm. Forecast is good so we should be OK. All gear, bikes etc, is provided FREE so if you are a Diamond fan, why not give it a try and see if you like it. Certainly we had a great set of youngsters last week, but they did not get second rides due to the deluge. In view of the greater number of youngsters, I will be bring more smaller bikes this week and of course big bikes for the bigger riders. If you can help out, it would be useful to get there for about 10 - 10.30am to lay the sheets on the dogtrack otherwise we can't the training school. See ya there

I would think that Woffinden, Roynon,Garrity, and Haines were actually 'bought in' and not found at Rye House.

Gyn Taylor, the Leicester Team Manager and Track curator, also tunes Fishers engines.

Hyde Road, Trelawny, Old Meadowbank, Hackney, Bradford Odsal, with a mention for New Cross and West Ham.

Well, we did manage to get the training session on but unfortunately not for long. After getting the sheets down on the doggy track, the gates and the netting in place, we managed to get about 35 minutes of riding before the heavens opened and it continued all afternoon. The PL meeting was called off and of course all the sheets then had to be taken off again in the poring rain. Finished about 4.00pm a bit clammy. Great response on the resumption of the sessions, with one 'mature' rider and 17 other Diamond fans ages ranging from 7 to about 17 year old. A great responce and very encouraging group of young riders. Despite the washout, I was delighted to see the response and enthusiasm from everyone involved. Don't forget it is on again next week starting at 1.00pm till 2.30pm and through to the end of September. Sheets need to be put down, starting at 10.00am, so if you can give us a hand it would be appreciated. All gear and bikes are provided and BTW it is all FREE.

Any news about the weather on Sunday will be posted on this thread. Here's hoping.

It's just drip drip drip of criticism against the Louis's and certain riders at all times. If he didn't do it, he wouldn't get such bad press.

What a pathetic specimen you are.

The BSPA should already know. The captain has to sign a form every home meeting as to whether the riders are being paid or not. Sometime they sign on behalf of the team if promises have been given, but it those promises fail then the captain has to do what he has to do.

Great News. The Training sessions are returning this Sunday 5th August and will be held between 1.00 and 2.30pm. Due to the requirement that the sheets on the dog track now have to be down for our session, can those that can make it arrive between 10 and 10.30am to assist with laying the sheets. The more the merrier and easier the job. Full medical cover is in attendance and riders will be provided with full riding equipment but may prefer to wear their own gear.In any case try to wear stout shoes/boots. The sessions are for male and female, young and older and with mixed riding experience. Tuition will be given by experienced trainers. And it is ALL FREE. Riders with their own bikes can ride but, due to the SCB training regulations, we are only permitted to use bikes upto and including 150cc. Come on you Diamond fans and show us how you can ride a bike. Bikes BTW vary from 50cc upto a 140cc. See you there.

Great to see Nicki back on top with some great gates and decent racing. Let's hope he can keep whatever he has got going for the rest of the years GP's. Nice to see Bomber really racing like he can, on an engine that was up to the job. More GP's like last night and be could keep his place next year.

Well Newcastle is one of them as Richie's average was not included, as he is not available to ride right now. Correct decision IMO.

Loved the noise Parsloes, can you not get smellyvision with it too.

We'll be down with 4 riders.