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Huge crowd for such a 'pointless' fixture. Hans was riding for his main sponsor.

Out of ambulance with arm in sling.

Big crash for Hans Andersen. In ambulance . Initially unconscious. Update. Hans out of ambulance with arm in sling, sitting in his pit bay

Scotty is down tonight?!

So much for it being part of the contracted schedule for tv coverage then?? !!

Depends on how many races he's contracted to do...............?

If Barker is 'cleared to race' then he'll be available for Plymouth's home leg. Don't know what all the fuss is about?!

The Poole v Plymouth fixture is now in the official BSPL Fixture list for Sept 7th.

What is it they say about 'karma'??

Garry May is at Poole every week. He knows the situation but has to save a bit of face.

Switched. Lawson for Wright. Flint for Riss.

...and Edinburgh v Redcar also announced.

It's already announced.

Oh dear. And Plymouth travel to Poole next Wednesday.

Well from Garry May's comments on the stream he still believes the Glasgow meeting next Tuesday will count towards the final positions. Who knows if he's right?

Latest revised (hopefully final) line-ups County Crest All Stars: Jack Holder, Frederik Jakobsen, Paul Starke, Richard Lawson, Scott Nicholls, Kyle Newman, Ben Cook. Meridian Lift Heroes: Jason Doyle, Danny King, Chris Harris, Hans Andersen, Brady Kurtz, Dillon Ruml, Zach Cook. Team Managers include Mark Loram and Gary Havelock

They have covered Holder and Douglas. Not sure with Steve Worrall ATM.

So Poole to race on their regular Wednesday racenight against either Redcar or Scunny is fine with them. It's just Plymouth using bully boy tactics to object.....?

Because the league play offs take precedence over the other competitions. Simples.. In any case it'll be difficult for Plymouth to lose tomorrow with the further injury to Redcars Charles Wright. So 6th place looks unlikely. Shame.

It's one of the challenges for a club in the latter stages of all the competitions who still want to race on their usual racenight. Glasgow and Leicester don't want to come and we're still waiting on the KO Cup opponents, so....

Pete Adams says in the TV interview its his back injury again and he's worried for the rest of their season.

Presumably it's either a major fault with the manufacture of the tyres or something dangerous in the track surface/preparation?

I was of the understanding that in such circumstances the 3rd decimal point was taken into account, hence putting Danny King at number 1. Unless of course the BSPL have got it wrong - God forbid!!?

And there I was thinking that Sept 6th you are home to Glasgow. Plus if you finish 6th in the league after tomorrow's fixture you'll be at Poole on 7th. Tsk tsk Enjoy.

Great to see Steve Worrall's shoulder and back injuries seem to have healed nicely! Or maybe not!!