Moleman27

We can, unfortunately Steve who would normally always does it was at the Brighton game so had to use some random guy.

Yeah, he was focused but was only good rider for Cradley and we had no reason to give Ayres any stick so that's why. Hope Cradley fans don't make any excuses as the score definitely shows the right result.

Ayres can never keep his cool around Arlington, we will get into his head as always.

Still shows you cant be sure who is gonna win the league this season, next 7days may give some sort of idea though.

No, but is who I would think is the best option.

Could see Dan Bewley coming in as could end up guesting for Kings Lynn in place of Josh Bailey, then guesting for Lakeside. All fits as he would be available as Belle Vue ride their meeting at 12.

Plus Mattie Bates and Charley can take an extra ride as well.

Obviously Tom is a great talent, but you do have to remember he is on a Gerhard engine and so has probably that best bikes out of anyone else in the team.

Mildenhall where just too impressive at home, don't read too much into the result as Mildenhall wont be beaten at home this season.

I was their and we where simple just outgated and up against a team who team rode very well and the top riders protected their lower order team mates. Plus Eastie had a few unfortunate bike problems when our riders when in 1st or 2nd

Knowing Mattie, nothing will normally stop him from still riding tonight

All these years he's been doing it and still doesn't seem to understand how to prep a track for and during a meeting, was the worst I had ever seen at Rye House when I went first time their to support Eastbourne. Thankfuly have one of the best track teams at Eastbourne, so don't have problem with the track.

Yeah Luke Harris was always gonna do well this season as last season was just behind on speed to JPB and Jack Smith at Birmngham for Eastie at end of the season.

Yeah but many riders will struggle first time they experience Lakesides track, is always an advantage at first. However against Eastbourne you will have a team who knows very much how to ride it.

Hopefully the eastbourne team have a spare bike still, I mean advantage is that all the riders are having their oil sponsored for them so at least he will be burning the right stuff from his engine.

Cant see any rider getting a maximum here, as many of the heatleaders from both teams have been going well in the Championship already

A great signing always entertaining to watch

From what I remember from reading, P&P is at 3pm.

Luke Bowen 9.42 Ben Morley 9.22 JPB 6.97 Charley Powell 4.05 Tom Brennan 3.00 Kyle Bickley 3.00 Jordan Jenkins 3.00 Total: 38.66

So as expected, a very dangerous looking team which has to be expected to win the league.

they do progress through the different power levels as all the riders coming into the NL now from the youth champs have progressed through from 125/150cc to 250cc then the 500cc bikes.

No, he would not have been with the team everyone was predicting as Jack Smith's average is lower, so Shuttleworth was always going to be starting as a heatleader

Look on original posting about this subject Gazzac, the IOW promotion knew quite a while ago They just took till now to say he was assessed at 4.18 as the promotion had been fighting for ages to try and get his average changed.

You would be surprised how small the gap is in the quality of the NL compared to the Premiership. Many riders take the wider line instead of the inside

I would agree with BV72 for the average as Jacobs rode NL last season he take his previous nl average which was 8.63