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Good to see Austria represented ... by Andrew Appleton

Why not? The reason for this call-off relates wholly to team strengths which can apply equally to the away team.

Yup Violet Elizabeth Chapman will "thcream and thcream and thcream" until the BSPL roll over and give him what he wants.

The real outrage is that this seems to be the prerogative of the home team. Visitors are frequently two riders short and nobody bats an eyelid. I imagine Buster will end up running twice a week with 3+ guests in early September in order to fit fixtures in as he'll probably cancel every week now on the basis that Ben Basso's a mechanic down or the start Marshall is ill.

Absolutely. My recollection is that he'd been dropped by Sheffield (who were bottom of the league) for not being good enough.

Or to look at it another way at least I saved £80 to actually travel there

Musielak got 27+2 in his last two completed fixtures so I think that's a bit harsh. I always thought the key was how well the ex-Panthers adapted to Saddlebow rd, which makes Wojdylo's last performance an encouraging sign for them, but they are still badly short of top end support for Tobias.

Plenty of current(ish) Americans with unusual names Tuff McBride Redmond Bohannon Jamison Dilkey Broc Nicol Slater Lightcap Elloy Meddelin Rheton Todd Then I doubt if there are many Celina, Sabrina, Maja, Patricia, Tegan, Hannah, Sara, Rachelle, Nanna, Jessica, Taya, Charlene or Katie's either

By any chance was his day 2 May 2024?

And worse still: last night we were cheering when a Spires heat leader got beat. And on Monday we'll be hoping Cheetahs no 1 Sam Masters has a poor night.

Matches dropping out are 13 July and 27 July - 25 points scored http://www.gbspeedway.com/2021/riderperf.php?mc1=s&mc2=rc&mc3=av&mc4=x&rider=Paul Starke&league=B&sort=date&comp=CMA&club=Kent Kings

So far: Prem: Spires drawing decent crowds Champ: well down but hopefully will pick up for league matches NDL: bigger crowd for Chargers v Edin. Academy than Birmingham v Belle Vue - looks like Sunday afternoon is popular

Lahti (14) wins again for second year in a row. Jakobsen (12) second on countback from Riss. Kowalski and Brennan in run-off for last spot in the final. EDIT: and it goes to Kowalski

Flint, Bickley, Gilkes, Rowe, Kemp, Palin and the Thompson twins were supposed to be the golden generation. While some of them are making decent progress they haven't hit the stratospheric heights many of us hoped. And looking at subsequent riders coming up through the youth system none (bar Ashton Boughen) look better prospects than the ones named above.

The investigation has been called off - too much tea in the SCB ctte members saucers.

Jesper is doing updates https://live.baansportfansite.nl/event/827/individual-speedway-euro-championship-sec-qr2-mureck.html

After 2 rides in Murek it's Jakobsen 6, Riss, Ansvesulius and Lahti 5

About 60:40 ratio out to in I reckon.

It is there, but not very well sign posted. (Contrast with Birmingham's excellent graphic) Car Parking InformationDue to limited parking at the stadium, free parking will be available thanks to Unipart at their site just a short walk from the stadium (approx 800m) on a first come first served basis, please remember to select this option if required when purchasing your tickets as this will be required when arriving at the car park.A free shuttle bus service will be provided to and from the stadium from the Unipart car park site.Unipart postcode OX4 2PG

Main rules Must be a new Injury Must apply for two of more rides Place can be taken by any rider below the IRR rider I the hierarchical order of the team's current greensheet (but only once for top five team mates)

I think you'll find she is I speedway because she wants to race and has demonstrated sufficient ability and achievements to progress in her chosen sport.

Grindsted

Only Denmark as far as I know.

Matej Zagar has a fairly light schedule and a 7.20 GSA

Maybe got confused by King's Lynn calling off meetings because of no water falling from sky.