crescent girl

Try Sheffield then, mate.

Leicester are a Saturday track. Ergo.........

In that case, he didn't.

He has also been wild-carded into the 2020 World Long Track series, which would make CL racing a bit difficult, tho Theo Pijper managed it a couple of years back.

Thomas has the advantage of the lower CMA, but might have more long-track, etc, commitments than Nikolaj. Either (or both) would be fine, they fitted in well with the Bandits "family". But Poole might be wanting to upset the applecart.

Why?

Was Anders Rowe ready? Was Leon Flint ready? If they're good enough, they're old enough.

Not correct. Charles was disqualified for bringing Ulrich down. That's a fact. No mention of white line.

Whoooooosh................

Dead right! If you want your speedway to continue at your local track, year on year, set the limit lower, keep the promotion's losses down and let the sport be there for you and your friends.

Is that the first time the Bears have won a KO Cup at Brough? They certainly didn't in 1980!

Both were fined the maximum amount for their remarks.

As Kent have confirmed they will be applying to join the Championship, and Berwick have confirmed "business as usual" and announced two signings, time to put this one to bed, eh? Good old CVS!

So much for CVS, and all those telling silly "I heard" tales.... business as usual!

While it was good to see the north-east providing both KO Cupsters (and a close contest) last night, there has to be a bit of "what might have been" for Bandit-folk -- that cup-tie with the Diamonds was just about the only real low-light of the Berwick season.

Especially nights....

You think? For years the 'southern tours' were the highlight of the year for Northern fans....... You should try it, you know - there IS life north of the M4!

Don't you mean that YOU want to see? It is better to have a happy team, riding to a constructive budget than pandering to the demands of 'fans' who have no real connection to the real world?

Will the Tuesday meeting be on BT?

Berwick Academy among the trophies in tonight's NJL Riders Championship at Armadale. Luke Harrison won the 125cc title, while Harry McGurk and the fast-improving Mason Watson crowded the 500cc podium as second and third to winner George Rothery, from the Workington area.

While I bow to your expertise in civil engineering, the actual reason Berwick can't have covers down on a "soccer Saturday" is because the football authorities insisted they be lifted along the straights in case players caught their studs in them if they ran off the field of play.

If you ever need to quote the word 'karma'.......

Two. Jitendra was a Tiger in 1999, Jade in 2012.

Who was the ref?

Weather really good now, nice and sunny. Unless someone in red doesn't fancy it. Somerset surely won't have a better chance.......