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Too many fixture clashes this year. Going to be even harder for Lakeside who might have 2 riders missing

The practice Although lately the riders have gone for practice day before and the track has either been dug up or irs rained so different anyway

So looks like both Zengota & Magic will be missing for cov v poole fixture on 5th Huge blow for the bees as hes our most in form rider

Does anybody have the line up for the meeting on 5th July? Lakeside twitter has said PK & Seb might be riding in it. Getting to be the worst season for rider availability

Wasnt cook off 15m though for one of those races?

Does it have to be a weekend?

a great away win for coventry storm in great form

Thanks. Hope all the riders involved have a safe meeting

Thats great to hear. With Sheffield due to announce a new rider on Monday, could it be Roynon

Favourite to be announced has to be Roynon

Swindon was one of the only poor meetings Zengi had. Rides Brandon one of the best i have seen & far more commited. Spent last 2 years watching Kennett either cheating or very poor on all tracks so maybe a swap would suit both teams.

Really hoping Coventry try and buy Zengi, would love him as a Bees asset. Maybe Swindon could keep Kennett?

Havent poole only got 2 riders available fri as well yet they have got on with it, no name calling & booked good guests.

King & Cook woukd be my pick after Tai & Harris

Although we have up and coming talent, alot of them are not ready at this stage. Agree Scotty is still one of the best we have, as he shows when up against the other brits in british final. Wish he would change his mind. If not then maybe: Harris Woffy Worrall (at Kings Lynn) Cook or King Bridger or Kennett to be in Squad incase needed Feel Auty is no where near ready & Roynon needs to recover from injury first

Thats a shame. Thank you anyway. X

Are there any updates for this meeting? Hope Roynon has a good, safe meeting

Thank you. X

Are there any updates for this meeting? X

Agree Rosco seemed anti Edinburgh but with Morris riding for Somerset hes going to be. What was wrong with Morris, really not on it. Congratulations to both teams on a great meeting. The track was best i have seen this year so well done Somerset. Great win for Edinburgh, everybody stepped up and Cook in heat 15 was amazing

BRITISH SPEEDWAY : PREMIER LEAGUE Last Updated: Jun 11th, 2013 - 10:37:57 Glasgow Speedway: Red revolution opens door to recovery for speedway's unluckiest man ADAM Roynon admits his loved ones never knew what kind of person he would be when he woke from the horror crash which shocked speedway. But as the 24-year-old prepares to continue his comeback to the sport in Glasgow on Sunday, he revealed how he'll keep "loosening the screw" in search of glory. Cumbrian Roynon's past racing injuries include breaks to his neck, back, both arms, legs and ankles, with his 2012 season also ending with a trip to A&E. Then in March, he was struck to the head by fellow rider Josh Auty's bike after coming off his own brakeless machine while riding for Coventry in Britain's Elite League. The incident, which knocked him out cold, saw him treated on track for more than 40 minutes before he spent nearly a fortnight in hospital. But remarkably, the resilient rider is back on a 500cc bike again and lines up in Glasgow on Sunday in a top-class field for individual meeting the Red Revolution Open. Roynon, who started his Premier League career racing for Glasgow Tigers in 2005, said: "A head injury is a serious injury no matter what, and at the time, they didn’t know how I was going to wake up from it. "I woke up and was fine. My memory’s been a bit dodgy in the early stages, but the fact I’ve recovered really quickly has been a good showing of my fitness and of my determination." The former Leicester man will make a decision after this weekend on whether he is ready to return to team racing, with Glasgow - who are currently seeking new faces - among his potential suitors. © Copyright Worldspeedway.com Top of Page © Copyright Worldspeedway.com

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Which ever team he rides for will be very lucky. When injury free he is a exciting rider to watch & always gives 100% for whoever he is with

Was some good racing

Hes posted on twitter the same thing