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It's a different top end.

I wouldn't have Lakeside in either, unless they get another track.

I was surprised that track was chosen and I think it might well spring a few surprises.

I would think most riders would choose Sheffield if they were given a choice.

If his contract is binding he's stuck with them. Kerr doesn't seem to do too bad with them. The service intervals wouldn't be as wide, he has admitted that.

Most of what he had to say, was to protect his own interests.

Something new from PJR.

If you keep him he'll only miss more fixtures, I'd get rid now, there are plenty of available lower order riders who would do as well as he has.

As a former rider himself, with a fairly long career, I think he knows more than you imagine. I doubt Greaves would make a living no matter how many leagues he's in but everyone starts at the bottom.

And JPB replaces Perks.

Operation today for multiple fractures of left wrist.

The claim was that they were the same as his, the claim was made before the season started and it's only reasonable to expect your works rider to test things, the current model has been guaranteed not to be replaced for about three years. There are a few riders doing OK with the engine now.

You could still change though and in the case of at least one of the reserves, that can't be anything but beneficial.

He is the works rider so any testing is done by him.

Better get a move on then, you can't change your side after July.

Well look at the clubs reaction.

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I thought there were very few left?

It isn't a BMW but it is German.

It's still over 200 miles round trip.

To be fair, he wasn't exactly a favourite to qualify.

The 'excuse' being, that the nearest track is over 100 miles away.

It probably loses them business as well.

It might make it easier for the less wealthy clubs to compete, if you can't afford the big names you can still win.

He isn't a number one. Liam Carr has been poor.