StarBoy

Let’s see, should be a good meeting either way, with a bumper crowd!

I was a bit conservative with Dan T because he is now going against an opposition no. 6 in heat 2 and most likely 11 who is not a reserve and just thinking he cannot maintain his brilliant start to the season. However, he could prove me wrong and go score a max the way he has started the season! if my memory serves he correct Kvech quite enjoyed himself at Foxhall last year scoring 11 in August and 10+1 when guesting for Ipswich in the playoffs, so expect him to go well

Line-ups declared for Monday’s early Bank Holiday Fixture. Can only see an Ipswich win, unfortunately. However, I think Lynn will put up the most competitive fight of anyone who has visited Foxha this year so far. 52-38. Ipswich 1. Jason Doyle - 13 (5) 2. Danny King - 7 (4) 3. Adam Ellis - 6 (4) 4. Tom Brennan - 8 (4) 5. Emil Sayfutdinov - 11 (5) 6. Dan Thompson - 3 (4) 7. Jordan Jenkins - 4 (4) Total - 52 King’s Lynn 1. Chris Harris - 6 (4) 2. R/R 3. Jan Kvech - 8 (5) 4. Richard Lawson - 5 (4) 5. Niels Kristian Iversen - 7 (5) 6. Nicolai Klindt - 10 (7) 7. Ashton Boughen - 2 (4) Total - 38

There’s no guarantees that King’s Lynn will run again in ‘26. Always question marks come September/October time whether Buster will continue…

Temp visa like Lindgren uses when he does testimonial/challenge fixtures over here at the start of the season

Think it goes to the next decimal place that is higher, and unfortunately in this scenario Cook is higher so has to go in the main body

R/R will be fine at home, as Kvech 1 ride, Klindt 2 rides and Boughen 1 ride should score the same/if not more than what Cook had to start the season. We will struggle either way away, and with our next next 2 fixtures at Ipswich and Leicester it looks pretty daunting.

As much as I want to say King’s Lynn are competitive, we’re really not. We have a strong home advantage (unless we face Ipswich) and may win 8-9/12 of our home meetings, but we struggle big time away. This in turn leads us not winning many aggregate bonus points and being well adrift of the play-offs. As mentioned by others on other threads, there is a big divide in the league: 1. Ipswich 2. Sheffield 3. Belle Vue 4. Leicester 5. King’s Lyn 6. Birmingham 7. Oxford

I heard on the terraces last night he was doing some laps in Poland over the weekend. I found it hard to believe 2 weeks post-op, but the person was adamant

Good, and well needed result for the Stars last night and biggest home win since September 2022. Although it’s painfully obviously to see Oxford are struggling, you can only beat what’s in front of you, and Lynn did that in 80% of the heats, with Janowski the only saving grace for the Spires. There will certainly be tougher tests to follow (next Monday being a prime example), but the Lynn boys should go into it full of confidence and I think it will be the most competitive anyone has been against Ipswich so far this season.

Unfortunately, once you’ve completed 3 rides, IRR cannot be used. The irony is Wright had just been used as a tac/sub in the previous race. If he hadn’t of done, Oxford could’ve used IRR. Not that it would have made any difference to the outcome

Think we can put that one down to everyone’s old friend karma

Whilst I agree in principle about price. Neither the promotion or the broadcaster should be advertising it as the “top 4 scorers from each team”. Before a wheel was even turned tonight it was pretty obvious that Emil, Doyle and MJJ would be 3/8 top scorers and paying fans would be expecting to see them come out in the event. It’s pretty poor all round from my perspective.

Tom Brennan guests on Monday, with line-ups being declared. Can’t see anything else other than a very comfortable Lynn win now. 56-34. 1. Brennan - 8 (4) 2. Kvech - 9 (4) 3. Klindt - 8 (4) 4. Iversen - 6 (4) 5. Lawson - 10 (5) 6. Harris - 12 (6) 7. Boughen - 3 (3) Total - 56 1. Tungate - 7 (5) 2. Riss - 6 (4) 3. Wright - 5 (4) 4. Kildemand - 3 (3) 5. Janowski - 9 (6) 6. Gusts - 4 (5) 7. Killeen - 0 (3) Total - 34

Lynn should win this with a guest for Cook or R/R. It won’t be as convincing at the KO cup though. 50-40. KLS 1. R/R 2. Klindt - 8 (5) 3. Kvech - 9 (5) 4. Iversen - 7 (4) 5. Lawson - 11 (6) 6. Harris - 12 (6) 7. Boughen - 3 (3) Total - 50 OXS 1. Tungate - 8 (5) 2. Riss - 5 (4) 3. Wright - 7 (4) 4. Kildemand - 3 (3) 5. Janowski - 12 (6) 6. Gusts - 5 (5) 7. Killeen - 0 (3) Total - 40

All things being equal with both sides having their full 1-7’s, Ipswich should win this comfortably. 57-33. 1. Doyle - 14 (5) 2. King - 6 (4) 3. Ellis - 6 (4) 4. Brennan - 8 (4) 5. Sayfutdinov - 13 (5) 6. Thompson - 6 (4) 7. Jenkins - 4 (4) Total - 57 1. Musielak - 9 (6) 2. Jeppessen - 3 (4) 3. Jepsen Jensen - 6 (4) 4. Rew - 7 (5) 5. Zagar - 7 (4) 6. Voulas - 3 (4) 7. Edwards - 2 (4) Total - 33

Maybe (and I’m just speculating here) that they are having Visa issues and can’t get any more foreign riders in? Isn’t there a rule that limits the number of visa permits a club has?

Don’t forget Anders Rowe was a RS. Struggled for a long time then came to Lynn got his mojo back, and now looks very comfortable at no.2 for Sheffield

I think so, haven’t heard his name mentioned anywhere for a couple of years

Think Leicester might just nick this. Fricke to go through the card. 47-43.

Jack Thomas. He was also our RS at one point

If someone already has a CMA (over 6 meetings) then their average changes from the 1st of every month. It takes into account last years meetings also, and is based on the last 20 meetings raced. All of Lynn’s riders fulfil that criteria, so the averages will be be changed on 1st May up to and including meetings to the 21st April.

Depends if you want the unrealistic or realistic option… Unrealistic 1. Lambert / Dudek / Vaculik / Michelsen / Lindgren / R Jensen 2. And any assessed 5.0 rider. If Oxford can get Gusts to come over then I’m sure Lynn can find a middle of the road Extraleague/2 Extraleague rider to come in at reserve Realistic 1. Thomsen / Wozniak / Berntzon / Huckenbeck / Thorsell 2. again, any assessed 5.0-6.0 assessed rider. Personally, I see any specific name mentioned above as a more natural No. 1 than Cook and more consistent than Kvech.

Looks like Harris will go to No. 1 and Klindt to No. 6. As much as I hope Ben is ok and obviously wish him a speedy recovery, it could be a blessing in disguise for Lynn if they can now bring in a genuine No. 1 to replace Cook and bring in a 5 pointer at reserve. 1. 8.00 assessed rider (replacing Cook) 2. Lawson - 6.74 3. Iversen - 6.64 4. Klindt - 6.13 5. Harris - 6.87 6. 5.00 assessed rider (replacing Kvech) 7. Boughen - RS Total - 39.38

He is at home and he has proven he can beat anyone round the AFA. He should average around 8 at home and 6 away with an average of 7, which in my book is a strong third heat leader