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Gusts surely.

Last year 122 riders competed in the DMPJ (including 23 foreigners, mostly Czechs and Latvians - both of whom entered a team - but also Argentina, Australia, Ukraine, France, Finland, Estonia, Germany, Denmark and GB [Brennan]) That's 99 young Poles, before adding in those who filled the lower placings in the NICE Cup

Second and fourth in Ekstraliga averages. (Woffinden and Doyle are 18th and 19th)

NORA and Kent Royals both rent the stadium from Sittingbourne Speedways Ltd (Graham Arnold)

Oxford have Tuesday and Friday meetings coming up. 8 Aug v Kent 25 Aug v Plymouth

Did anybody ever attempt to define "long-term"? A week? A month? 3 months? 6 months? A year?

The most memorable British Finals of recent years have been when the underdogs (King, Wright) have triumphed.

In 17 team matches his lowest score is 6 (back in 2017) and he also won the 2016 fours individual at the Showround http://www.gbspeedway.com/2023/ridervstrack.php?mc1=s&mc2=rv&mc3=x&mc4=x&name=Ryan Douglas&track=Peterborough

And don't forget his 2016 victory in the Fours individual http://www.gbspeedway.com/2023/ridervstrack.php?mc1=s&mc2=rv&mc3=x&mc4=x&name=Ryan Douglas&track=Peterborough

No. If only Leicester could find a rider like Dan Thompson. ...oh wait a minute didn't we have one, what was his name? Oh yes I remember ... Dan Thompson.

Think at this stage in his career he should be playing the long game and not just be going for the biggest monetary offer. Things like logistics, practice facilities will be important, and the right choices now may yield a more rewarding longer term return.

He's listed as riding in Denmark on Wednesday

As a neutral I can confirm there was some brilliant racing, but that was undermined by the sense of the inevitable. When Douglas (5th in Wolves averages) gated last in ht 13 it was really no surprise when he sped past both the home teams 'big guns'. Or heat 10 when Becker gated like a tank, gave everyone a 30 metre head start and still passed both Panthers before lap 3 was over.

Unfair to judge a rider on just two rides.

About 800 I'd guess

I think it is either Vody-lo or Vod-illo

Wodge -di- jillo according to local radio

Stick with me as your accountant. At least you won't end up in court!

Isn't the cut off 31 August [10.3.1]

Yes he scores well when riding against Andrea Battaglia, do you have a point? Where did you see him ride outside Poland?

Nothing much in it. Lawson 9.02 and Basso 8.85

He was one of half a dozen riders of similar ability competing in Argentina, one of whom was Castagna, hence my comments. It's not difficult to look good against Andrea Battiglia.

Given the reliability of the Royal Mail these days, could be anywhere

The other big problem is if you kicked out the likes of Luke Crang, Rhys Naylor, Dayle Wood, Luke Muff etc then replaced them with the riders you mention some clubs would no longer continue in the NDL, leaving even fewer opportunities for the remaining riders.

Palin rode for the Colts in 2019 and was named in their team for 2020. So the answer is yes and no Lambert a good call, and Bridger is a useful reminder.