Moleman27

Many a time we have had this much, especially over the last 4years when riding in the National League. Where riders don't question the track conditions like last night and just get on with their racing as they should do.

You may not have a choice, can see a 28day ban from riding at least for Cook. Running into a marshal on the bike and then going to try headbutt him with his Helmut still on.

Cook was a disgrace to his club and should have been kicked out of the meeting. The ref wasn't the best and Vissing even was stupid breaking the tapes for no reason after his bike went before race starting and not making 2minutes. In short Glasgow riders digraced the club tonight! Only good thing from Glasgow was the owner apologising for what happened.

Unfortunately even if the Mildenhall track was seen as being very good condition by the referee. Its always going to be such a dangerous track which always seems to give such bad injuries.

Not true at all, proved by Jake Knight last few seasons and many of riders prove it. Its all about throttling into the corner and throwing the bike in at same time. But have never seen anyone do it as good as Tom Brennan does in corners 1 & 2

Not sure, Georgie's been on fire recently and so has Tom and will be hard too beat around Arlington even with their riders. Flint will add an interesting factor too it but being in the main team of course cant score as much as he usual would do and having to go up against big riders and with Jason having far more main team experience will be ahead of Flint on that side. Otherwise the rest of their team wont do that good at all, I would predict 5 points maybe between their 3 lower order riders which wont be enough with other 4 to win against us.

I would suggest Leicester as they can run any day. Or Wolves or IoW as both have run meetings on Tuesdays before.

I with what the promotion provide at IOW. Any IOW fan would think they get their moneys worth wherever they finish.

But having Brad in was the reason for the British passport rule coming in!

You should find top young upcoming British riders like Eastbourne.

Yeah but you can supplement that with your premiership team. Thats why you get it that cheap to watch the colts team.

Both companies are owned by Paul Goldsmith, just promoting his other company.

The new website is still under construction, and it was link and announced when the new colours was announced.

Is the best arrangement with the Eastbourne management and I imagine too get as big a crowd in as possible.

Or the Eastbourne Team which shows just as much potential with the unknown of not knowing how good Brooks will prove too be and if Kelsey will turn out to show his best consistently. Were as their is a clear weak spot in the Mildenhall team which is Kinsley who has never scored well at Eastbourne and over two legs could see that being their big weak spot.

Yes possibly, but reducing riders who can double up in both the CL and PL will help as anyone above a 6pt PL average cannot ride in the CL.

In Jake's case it was also down too sponsorship as otherwise would have had a premiership place this season.

Still a team expected too win most/all meetings at home and some away which will keep you in or around the play-offs still.

Yeah from info picked up before Silver knows the Rowe family well from Rye House days. Rowe was always going to come in aswell once he turned 15 so Spooner was only ever likely too be a temporary member of the starting Kent team last year.

I would say currently I would expect Mildenhall and Eastbourne top 2 with Kent, Birmingham and likely Belle Vue too be fighting it out for last two play off places the couldn't guess the rest of the league as all so close.

I thought this would be why when I originally saw the race days first announced as we had first leg but was always to late for return at Kent as wouldnt be able to start intill too late.

Yep is making a joke of it, yes will be a very young side but takes any point out of the competition as wont be a realistic side you could normally put together.

Exactly, I would agree its good competition between the two. Bickley will get championship experience this season which Brennan wont do but think it wont be a bad thing Tom not doing Championship yet.

Actually I would say Tom was ahead at the the end of the season. And is a much more natural racer than Kyle from my opinion but obvious would be biased as watched tom all season. Bur yes Jordan was disappointing anywere but at Mildenhall.

Considering Kyle looked clearly like the one who may have been the best last season. He disappointed slightly on expectation in the end with Brennan and Jenkins proving far more impressive in the end.