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Have you tried the Motherwell pages of the Speedway Researcher. They frequently have details of second half races featuring junior riders.

https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/march-2025/personal-profiles-from-the-past-no-3

Probably not. We had the same with Greg Hancock a few years ago and we bought him kevlars too!

Hi Neil Will set up a "Previous Editions" sub head and load 2024/25 back numbers on to it. I'm not very "techie" so it could burst file sizes etc.

Should be The Man! You'll not be surprised to know I'm waiting for a cataract operation. Duly amended.

https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/march-2025/charlie-monk-part-1-the-man An enigmatic character but a great rider in his prime. What do you remember about him

This months edition will feature The Nearly Tracks - what might have been Charlie Monk - the first of a three part series looking at Glasgows enigmatic star of the 60s Glasgow's Amazing Start to the BL - a look Tigers rise to the top of the BL Personal Profiles from the Past No 3 - Barry Briggs https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/

Read about this and other unusual "forefathers" in https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/who-do-you-think-you-are

Read all about Olle. https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/personal-profiles-from-the-past-no-2

https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/bo-josefsson Bo Jo Glasgow's most successful Swede was never the same after the crash in Glasgow

Did British promoters miss a unique opportunity for a sweeping one off levelling for all teams. Probably and it led to the annual rider allocation. https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/the-nl-pl-amalgamation

Did British promoters miss a unique opportunity for a sweeping one off levelling for all teams. Probably and it led to the annual rider allocation. https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/the-nl-pl-amalgamation

This edition will feature The NL/PL amalgamation - when the two leagues came together to form the British Leagur Bo Josefsson - remembering Glasgow's most successful Swede Who Do You Think You Are - a look at teams "forefathers Personal Profiles from the Past No 2 - Olle Nygren https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025

It has the added benefit of giving Grahn and Polis a free go at Ashfield ahead of the BSN meeting there in May.

Away wins look to be at a premium and Glasgow look weak at reserve away from home.

Again! although the last time our meeting was at Edinburgh on the Friday.

https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/january-2025/not-a-young-mans-game-in-scotland-in-the-1960s Very few teenagers riding for teams in the 60s. Not until the Second Division started up with youngsters like Jessup and Thomas going a team place. Whatever became of Tony George?

July 11 is the earliest free Friday for both teams

BSPL website shows Friday May 30 as being Edinburgh v Glasgow (Provisional). There is no reference anywhere to a date for the Glasgow v Edinburgh tie

And only a couple of free Fridays for KO Cup and BSN progression, never mind rain offs. Right now there seems to be no date for our home leg of the cup tie against Edinburgh, should they beat Workington.

Yes, unfortunately he did.

It was Bo Josefsson, Faafeng's replacement, that was the innocent party involved in the Hunter crash.

While we all have find memories of The Internationale at Wimbledon do we know why it was instigated and how the first running was a far more extensive affair, Read about it in https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/january-2025/the-1961-internationale

Anyone remember these Norsemen who only rode for a short time in the BL. Possibly others too https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/january-2025/norwegian-yearlings

classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/ This edition will feature Those We Lost in 2024 - remembering those who passed last year Norwegian Yearlings - Norwegian riders whose stay was brief Not a Young Man's Game in the 1960s - a look at riders debuts The 1961 Internationale - how this Classic was first run Personal Profiles from the Past No 1 - a new series classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/