Technik

So your saying Newman would be there anyway. I know he is without a team at present but I didn't understand why he would travel to Plymouth just to be a reserve when I think he is possibly better than half of those nominated. I think I would have put Henry Atkins at reserve. I know his father is the meeting sponsor but the lad has not raced this year since the injury. He may have had a session around the circuit or after a meeting but theres a big difference between practice & racing

So can I assume a 12 rider individual & this will be the riding order? Pleased to see young Henry Atkin getting a run out after his injury. Also suprised to see Kyle Newman at reserve

What is the line up? I try to make a trip to Plymouth each year & this might be my day

I picked a home win but I'm shocked at the performance of the Glasgow side, Only offering any defence at the very end with a 5-1 in Ht14. I'm sure the Ford family will be happy to pay the extra wages after a massive win & hope it brings more in the gate next week

You don't need to undergo an SCB review for "Family Issues" It is well documented that he has a mental health illness & this was the problem again. The problem is he is playing this card each & every time to get out of trouble & many now think the boy has cried wolf once to often.

Taxi.

I believe they could have a choice of rising star riders & if that is the case Leon Flint is still a 3* rider on the latest declaration list.

In all honesty I think Oxford will move into the Championship at the highest. I know there are a good amount of supporters within the Oxford area but they will need to swell their numbers to make the top league a viable option & with news from Eastbourne & Newcastle already vacancies are available

I think one of the major factors in track conditions is the demands on the track man from riders. If the promotion were strong enough to tell the riders to leave the man alone to do his job then maybe we might get a smooth consistent surface. It's all well & good for the top riders King & Schlein to make their demands but the lesser riders like Hume & Nielsen have to ride the same track. As we pay through the gate we expect the heat leaders to return double digits on any track but its the second strings & reserves that win the meeting with a hard earned 7/8 point haul

I hope this go'es well. A new format might be just what British speedway needs moving forward. I'm glad it's Berwick doing it on their own with their own teams, had this been between different clubs then it would only be about winning. This way the teams are level & it's about speedway & not one club.

Maybe he just wants to keep an eye on the guy that owes him money

It will go on the 9th of Septober

I would guess that only the teams that are looking to make the play offs or have long term injuries will attempt to sign any of the Eastbourne riders & as for the NDL team they will have until next march to clean their bikes

Another trip to Reading for KIwis Mitch Shirra & Nathan Murray. I think possibly Peter Nightingale might have been involved at some point

Bo Brhel & Tom Topinka Czechoslovakia at Kings Lynn

There appears to be a few Finns in this I believe Reading had Petri Kokko & Jarno Kosenen at reserve

The toughest event in World Speedway, Every point counts, A single bad ride & it could all be over. A fantastic advert for speedway but I feel at least the top 5 of these should be allowed to qualify.

I can see your passion in these posts & I would wish for speedway to return to Rye House. however I think your fight is not with any posters on the BSF but with East Herts council. Each & every poster on here weather using their own name or an assumed name is entitled to their opinion & thats all it is I'm sure they bere you no ill will & support you in your quest but your targeted outbursts against any that doubt the final outcome being anything but favourable to you is misguided. I hope you can at least stall the project but like many others I think the land owners have a strong case & their plans to provide a facility that can be used all year over speedway opperating on a weekend between March & October. I have to say that the last promotion have made promises to provide several facilities (Dance Studio, Gym, KTM dealership & a bar/Restaurant) but although some were started none were completed. Good luck

Bradford - under the Ham brothers promotion it was always a show at Odsal no matter what level of racing. Pardubice (Czech Rep) - I have been to the Golden Helmet a few times & it is a fantastic weekend. All 6 rider races superb. Somerset - When it is prepared well it produced some of the best racing. Rye House - After the improvments to the track from the last promotion it allowed some excellent racing lines. Reading (Smallmead) - whilst I enjoyed the Tilehurst circuit I was maybe to young to appriciate it. But to see Per Jonsson come round the pit turn at Smallmead then lock up to pass Nielsen on the kerb of turn 4 to win on the back wheel was a very special night. I also enjoyed White City (W12), Wembley, Edingburgh (Powderhall), Berwick (Berrington Lough) & Workington.

Please refer to regulation 01 In the intrest of speedway...........

I'm suprised Woffinden & Lambert have not taken the chance to use this meeting as a practice for the SoN which is on the same track

I can tell you that there used to be a fairly large group of Reading fans on the back straight each week & another on the grass banking at turn 4. A group of Oxford fans were normally found on turn 2 near the burger van & more just after the start line. Speedway fans will always go to speedway. They may not have there own team to follow & support but the will go to another club & I find they are the bust judge when asked for an opinion because they dont have a view based on the host club.

I believe so I think Mr Silver has lived near Maidstone for sometime close to his Silverski office

I have no clue. You would need to ask him. I just saw him at Kent before the meeting in the pits area & I think he spent the night with Len Silver. As for his business that's none of mine

Terry Russell was at Kent the other week walking with the aid of a stick. He looked healthy & the stick seemed to be just in case.