arnieg
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We've had on course betting at Oxford Speedway (at the Championship Pairs). Don't think it wax a great sucess as they don't seem to have returned. I think the betting industry's problem with Speedway is they don't like events that can be easily fixed.
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Looked brilliant as an under 19 rider [6th in world under 21 aged 18 in 2021], but hasn't progressed as fast as some of his contemporaries (Pollestad, Parnitsky). Not Oxfords first Latvian - anyone remember Kjasts Puodzouks?
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Not unless 10.2.2 is rewritten. Otherwise is absolutely certain he will be 8.00 "Any rider who has been a GP rider for two consecutive seasons within the last five" => 8.00.
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Gb speedway shows 3.64 home and 4.62 away. [Prem all matches 2024]
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Also people tend to judge riders on their home average [it is where people see them most] and MPT's away average was a point higher than his home average last season.
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Assuming Kildemand is 6.00 [the inference to be drawn from the Berwick announcement], then 7.40.
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I'd expect MJJ to average more than Zagar. Firstly because MJJ was in excellent form last year, but also because Zagar only rode one meeting last season.
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James Sarjeant, Kyle Bickley, Willie Lawson and Nathan Greaves would appear to fall into that category.
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Didn't Isle of Wight use a similar model 10-15 years ago?
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But, but, I thought everything was to do with Poole, the British speedway world revolves around them, and other teams exist only to ride against Poole. 🤪😉
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Tedious waste of time, the only council meetings I ever missed. Main purpose is so Peter Soulsby (or local equivalent) can get photographed with Gary Lineker or David Attenborough.
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Bakersfield is 100 miles north of the current fires. It may be a problem for some of those involved in the fixture, but with a substantial distance and very little vegetation the venue itself should be OK. -
Sorry, I'll try not to do it again.
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In the considerably higher profile Formula 1 twelve Brits have become world champion. Of those only four have been knighted, and with one exception [Lewis Hamilton] they have all been after retirement. So why would anyone think a competitor who once finished sixth in the world in a considerably lower profile sport is beyond me.
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Except that's only half the story. Proch actually replaced Glynn Taylor - which brought the Reading team's average down. Add Silver's spurious claim that Reading should only have one work permit rider and the latitude allowed Bristol and White City then I will continue to assert we were stiched up.
