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They are. The averages are split into bands, and each band has a rate, more for the higher bands.

But they do own his registration to ride.

You will have to wait and see.

Interesting that the new promoter is not to be announced until the New Year. That will be because all prospective Promoters have to be vetted by the BSPA before being accepted and allowed to be a Promoter. I have no doubt the person will be accepted and look forward to the announcement in the New Year.

I think both Mick, and especially Sandhu, have more blame on their hands than Neil Watson.

No, but I know he has been a Horton sidekick. He seems to know a lot more about speedway than his critics though.

Actually, I think he might be one of the best signings Peterborough make. I don't know the guy, but highly impressed with factual explanations on here and knowledgeable rule explanations. Wish him well, and he will be a good right hand man to Ged even if it's just to remind him of the rules.

Did I not hear that Kus was now being considered for Redcar, with him riding for a Polish team next year.

Anyway, great news that everyone was hoping for, but as the silence got longer it didn't look possible. Time to get behind the team and celebrate speedway continuing rather than wish for bigger things rider wise. No doubt a strength on depth side following the failure of two big hitters last year and a weak tail. Someone like Ashley at reserve, along with Alfie, will do me and strength throughout the rest. Robbo, Ludde, Tero, and some new blood aside them. Roll on 2018.

I would blame ruffdiamond

Christ. We are not even sure to run next year, but trolls like this Odsal Boy, Matt Ford Fan seem to be annoying people on most threads at the moment with their stupid fantasy's.

Can I suggest you waste your time on other threads please.

Uptil this year, it was to give you more of a chance to get a win. But I agree, too many devalues the contests.

He only passed people in the pits.

I can recommend a good interview in the BSPA website, that is by T2TV Media, with Ken Burnett interviewing the retiring referee Ronnie Allan. It gives a lot of insight to speedway through the ages, with lots of mentions of Ivan, and his relationship along with comments about George English. Worth watching.

Fixed rate depending of average times a factor.

Ah, Mark Phillips of Plymouth.

I think you will find that Tony has already done that for many years, and for many promotions. Not sure if he still is, but he was the Honorary President of the BSPA.

Since when did you have to practice a cuddle ?

I don't think it is relevant as to whether it's old music or new music. More important is that it is relevant to the occasion, and usually more upbeat. Most modern music is not suitable in style and content to excite, so for me it has to be good stuff from all ages. if it means the 60's, 70's whatever, as long as it is upbeat and pleasant to listen so that's the main thing. Usually Ice Hockey has got this angle spot on, but a lot of their classic music is from earlier decades like Blur with Song 2 and Wipeout.

Except of course they are probably not be able to see.

That was something that Ivan did at Brough in the early 60's. After the meeting, he would fill the tank and do lap after lap. Presumably it was to get used to the track, but it must have done wonders for his fitness, which Ivan was fanatical about. When he was at BV he used to train with Man City I believe.

You don't suit jealousy.

Only if you have left some.

A good number of speedway/footie fans will still be watching the other best teams