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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.

Best team rider I ever saw

Given that in 2022 Chris Holder had a higher average than Woffinden, Doyle, Bewley and Jack Holder in Poland, and Janowski, Dudek and Lindgren in Sweden I'd suggest he's hardly a spent force.

Denmark moved to Wed and Fri which meant more flexibility. But then Poland expanded the footprint of their weekend fixture list and the Danes retreated back to all Wednesdays.

Olly Alexander. Well known singer (Years & Years) and actor (It's a Sin) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olly_Alexander

Jye had 4 rides at Newcastle

Removal of match against Newcastle bumps his average up. (5 v Newcastle is replaced with 11 v Oxford)

Always remembered at Leicester for his 'team riding' with Pawal Przedpelski.

Cov v Middlesbrough? Rick Miller?

And if the first leg needs a super heat what is the score for purposes of aggregate bonus point? And if second leg also requires a superheat do you have one or two superheats?

With only 8 Wednesdays that don't clash with Denmark and 5 non-Wednesday clubs who either have already declared Danes or had Danes last season, I have no idea how anyone believed two home and away was a goer.

But they aren't green anymore

Presumably it will be one of those injuries that only prevents him riding Monday and Thursday.

Final GSAs will be 3.00 and 4.88. So if rules are as suggested on the forum - 25% reduction, min 2.50 for rising stars- then that's 2.50 and 3.66.

There's a really good book with all the details of Reading track records. 67.4 Ole Olsen 15 May 1972

Swindon railway station to Calcot is just 44 minutes according to Google maps.

Henry Atkins?

1973 - I remember being very impressed by Chlynovsky. So many tape exclusions, and probably my last time watching Ronnie Moore. 1976 - it was the time I was doing my 'o' levels, but it was too important to miss. My excuse - one of them was Russian!

That is a disgusting insult please apologise immediately.

Brandon Estates will appeal. Appeals are dealt with by Planning Inspectorate (professional planners - no democratic involvement). Meanwhile they'll submit another application (the exact nature of it will depend on the precise terms of the reasons for refusal, which they will (pretend to) address.). Usually with a contentious site the developer will keep plodding away with appeals and new/revised applications for 5 years or more. If council don't look like buckling they'll probably offer some form of planning gain as a carrot.

They are individual human beings. Some will and some won't. Some regard councillors as ignorant amateurs getting in the way of professional planners, others accept they are there to give professional advice to democratically elected representatives. Most will take time to listen to and engage with councillors they respect, and try and remain dilomatically tight lipped with the grandstanding egotistical ones.

There is a difference between 'home leg' and 'home track advantage' and of course there are dozens of precedents which you conveniently ignore.

In the Leicester Lions Press Release dated 2 November. http://www.leicesterspeedway.com/_mobile/news.php?extend.32126.1 Of course it was our home leg.