SteveLyric2

Surely every track licensed by SCB for Speedway events has to have SCB-licensed officials in charge of speedway meetings, especially as its highly likely to be using ACU/SCB-licensed riders!! Surely riders taking part in any non-SCB track racing event at an SCB-licensed track need the written permission of their SCB Club, with the understanding that for any incident/accident to riders/officials/public, there is no comeback on the SCB. Any claim for insurance would not be entertained by any SCB insurance policy. I am sure there will be other anomalies which the 3-page article by the SCB's Jim Lawrence in the SS attempts to highlight - and will surely need to be sorted out for the NORA League to take place as planned to include SCB-licensed tracks.

Why not tell those that introduced the topic then? I was merely responding to another post about 'the Centurians in the NORA league' (presumably the final Gladiator could be another Centurian rider - or not?), and the SS article that attempts to clarify what SCB-licensed tracks are allowed to do - or not?!

Surely the SCB/ACU DO have the monopoly on speedway at SCB-Licensed tracks. Do Scunthorpe run NORA Speedway meetings or is it other non-speedway Motorsports events under The NORA banner and licence?

Same thing has happened each year with the travellers. Its probably the same group on their 'British Tour' of regular stop-offs?! Everyone knows 'Poole is A Beautiful Place!'

Big article in this week's SS by the SCB's Jim Lawrence about the issues of track licences/insurances etc if an SCB licensed track hosts a NORA league meeting with NORA league officials. Questions of insurance and compensation for any injured riders and/or seriously damaged machines have not yet been resolved/clarified.

So no meltdown then!!!?

Just to be a little pedantic shouldn't they be called M&P days ie Media and Practice?! For Press, TV, Radio, Podcasts, Influencers and Youtubers??

I've just got the BSN brochure from Ben Duffill......

I see BSN are offering sponsorship opportunities for the coming season.

Tom Brennan confirmed for the Aces.

Poor soul! Its very sad....when you are trying to offer someting accurate but haven't got a clue!

It wasn't a Poole fan who introduced it, it was a Plymouth fan!! Surprise surprise.

Yes absolutely, Czech mate!!

Brummies, like some other clubs, really need to update their websites and social media much more frequently. Clubs should always be able to find something to say for the fans.

Ondrasik did sign and the paperwork was lodged with BSPL/SCB - all according to the rules. The issue was with the Czech Govt who unexpectedly changed the travelling rules at the last moment due to COVID, which stopped him from ravelling back and forth!

Just an observation but hasn't Tungate stated that he's not doing UK this year - or at least until some of his European racing calander has reduced?

Kyle Newman on Saturday I beleive. Team Manager is away skiing.

Don't forget his main UK sponsor is still Poole-based Meridian Lifts!!

Pirates 2023 Season Tickets and new merchandise can be purchased in person this Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th Feb from the Pirates stall in the Dolphin Centre Poole - 10:30 to 16:30 hours!

Gino did his chances of a UK place no harm in the USA v ROW meeting!!

Well judging by today's announcement of his testimonial at Plymouth this season, I guess he will be in the 1-7.

Yes Danny was trying to make it same as 2022 when I last spoke with him about my requirements for this season.

Hans on his way over today according to his comment on facebook.

Pirates Season Tickets now available. £185 (Adults) for 11 meetings (8xChamps; 2x BSN;1x KO Cup) seems very good value compared to others that have already announced?! Plus 10% off in track shop and Invite to P&P day on 22nd March at 3pm.

Goodness me - theres 6 weeks or so before P&P day!!!!!