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I wasn't referring to merchandising, I was referring to racing Kevlars. Personally I find them too cluttered.

Personally I don't give chuck!

I read similar reports, including one that said a couple of newbies had gone home before the last two heats (they'd had enough), then the Sheffield promotion said what brilliant racing it was! It used to be a very good track and a number of tracks have been praised for their improved condition this year, hopefully they'll reap the benefits.

Oh he'll be much faster with his new 'Split Waterman' tache.

Racing, crowd and track all very good.

Chris Louis‏ @chrislouisIWSC 16h16 hours ago More 1st batch of @gerhardengines has arrived and will be going out next week. Jordan Jenkins just couldn't wait any longer! #lovingGTRlife

I remember reading it, good work!

This is a good race....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-gyBmAr2i0

Some of your scenario's are pure conjecture and the engine will not be compulsory in 2018. If the engine is a sealed one and it blows up it would be covered by the warranty. If the current situation continues there will be more riders out of work or reduced to amateur status. By the way, I hope you're injuries are improving, I like to watch you whatever your riding. :-)

They are indeed but Wolves need three replacements if they hope to be in the mix.

It would be a gradual process with plenty of advanced notice.

Those 'regulations' can be changed. Personally I don't think they will become compulsory but I do know that they could make them so if they wished. Something drastic needs to happen to reduce costs for both riders and promoters, too many clubs are running at a loss and too many riders are asking for too much. If you want it to become amateur/part time over weekends and bank holidays, fair enough.

In that case why aren't they all riding 600s? They have to abide by the rules that are set, whether there is choice or there isn't.

Then he'd lose the contract.

They are all from the same tuner, Freddie doesn't use a different one.

There are appointed servicing points, Trevor Hedge has one.

This isn't about "world wide" and PJR wouldn't be allowed to service a sealed engine.

Yes they do, he uses 500s as well.

That is no surprise, if people will watch Eastenders they'll watch anything.

It just shows how low Speedway has sunk, they would rather show prime examples of obesity playing darts or pretending to have a fight. After last night's farce at Poole, is there any wonder?

Definitely another nail in the speedway coffin.

I know they are popular but personally I don't particularly enjoy watching foreign league racing. I think I need to feel more involved. I have watched occasionally over recent years but it hasn't ever become a must see.

They were leather but very thin and just for that meeting.

Kevlars are machine washable, so are easier to deal with, leathers are more protective.