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Probably an artefact of Zach being at reserve while Ben was in the top 5. For me the most telling stat is that Zach has the better away average.

On a more global view almost the entire team under performed expectations throughout the season. Two riders with a home away differential in excess of four and two more over two tells the story.

Well of course that depends on who the 3 pointer was. If it was Luke they would still have a decent side.

Presumably up and coming young Danes - Bjarne Pedersen and Rene Madsen

3 3 beats 3 2 1 0 0 But I think 3 0 0 3 0 will beat 3 3

I know that but Roynon's fourth match was an ordinary league match - yet apparently it doesn't count

If he is it implies that October matches are not included in green sheets. In which case there is an incredibly irrational inconsistency. Ashton Boughen's October fixtures count towards him getting a 4 match average, but Roynon's don't.

That is the correct summary of what the regulations actually say.

So is Jake Turner now Australian?

In a GP there are 5 heats on a fresh track: 1,5,9,13,17. Riders nos. 2-16 each appear in one of them, but rider no 1 is in all five. But I agree with your initial point

Jake Allen is on a bargain average, but if we are not going to use the extra point I'd stick with Sedgmen. PS Either way it will be tough for Mountain riding in top 5.

Zische has ridden no DSL matches as far as I can see. I am pretty sure his Division One matches for Outrup won't count. So I'm expecting a 4.00 assessment if he comes over.

But Trigger has a sub 6 point NDL average. Brennan and Flint both averaged in excess of 8 prior to gaining a Championship berth. And nobody with decent knowledge of the NDL would have made such comments about Flint and Brennan. (Bewley perhaps because he was an unknown quantity) Trigger is a promising youngster, but no way is he ready for the Championship.

With pretty much any spectator sport fans travelling to attend must be the largest contribution to the carbon footprint. So good to see the environmentally conscious BSPL doing all they can to reduce attendances.

Once again Polish clubs hoovering up all the rising young talent.

Odd pricing structure. What happens between 8am and 9.30 to justify the extra £3?

Still probably 4th strongest league in the world 1 Polish Ekstraliga 2 Swedish Elitserien 3 ewinner League 1 in Poland 4 British Premiership 5 Danish Speedway League 6 Polish League 2. Note 3,4 and 5 are very close.

He has a higher average in Poland than Kim Nilsson. (also Blodorn, Mads Hansen, Lindback, Kvech, Riss)

Let's just say I have my reservations.

So the perfect fit for British speedway's fan base.

Jusrt don't mention Peter Ravn.

Clegg is YOUNGER than Hume and no longer a rising star, so by your logic Hume can't be one either.

I've seen that in the States.

http://www.gbspeedway.com/2022/ridercareer.php?mc1=s&mc2=rc&mc3=x&mc4=x&name=Ricky Wallace

10.58 is a very large chunk out of 40 points, not IMHO a great signing.