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Now been confirmed - Ben Morley guesting So how many attending at Sheffield* would be bothered if Edwards wasn't there for his one riide? None I'd wager. But how many thinking of attending Mildenhall will be disappointed by the news and might even consider not attending? Edit: * of course I mean Belle Vue

Jason Edwards has been told he must go to Sheffield * Belle Vue for one reserve ride, rather than take up to 12 rides at Mildenhall in their final double header tomorrow, so that would suggest Poole and Leicester ought to get priority over Lawson, R Worrall and Mountain. But that's me naively assuming that decisions will be made on a logically consistent basis. * Edited to correct error on my part.

VACULIK also had two rides in an abandoned meeting at Rye House

Yes this is always how BSPL rules work. Some promoter thinks they've been 'cheated' and whines like a six year old until BSPL change rules without considering knock-on effects of rule change. In this case I think it was because riders who missed part of 2021 season still had 2019 results hanging around in their green sheets. (also see changes to IRR)

I've used Premiership matches ex bonus points from gbspeedway.com

And yet the following all have higher away averages than Jack Holder: Steve Worrall Charles Wright Danny King Troy Batchelor Thomas Jorgensen

No, just loads of waffle

But you look nothing like Robert de Niro

This (with aid of Google translate) should give you all you could possibly wish for https://gorka-speedway.blogspot.com/

A suitable response to any discussion about the Jubilee Trophy

Predictably off. So will it be staged at King's Lynn (or another neutral track) or do we get a November restaging (zombies have priority at West Row next weekend)?

Three meetings staged at Heusen-Zolder this year. Two won by Danny Gappmaier, and the other by Ben Trigger

Yes there is. Look at BSPL fixture list

Ask Jake the Peg

There is on BSPL website fixture list

I've heard everyone has signed for Leicester (and they are all doubling up with Birmingham)

I wondered that to. Convential countback would suggest it should have been Harris.

9.10. Only 2 grading breaks, and no interval

Enjoyable meeting, well run and Hummel streets ahead of everyone else. Highlight of the afternoon was meeting Dave Mullett! (Your name was mentioned)

Except you ard ignoring the rulebook that clearly states the result of a race can not be changed once declared. And secondly these are simply decisions where you disagree with that of the referee.

But an accurate conversion rate to reflect real life would be: Champ average = (1.054 x Prem av) + 1.75 [Linear regression*] * I tried r squared and logarithmic correlations but neither gave a significantly better fit.

Good point, but with only last ten counting for most riders the Newcy matches will have dropped out already.

Racers were at Cradley that night, but it was rained-off and we diverted to Swindon on our way home only to find floods of biblical proportions at Blunsdon. Yet the meeting went ahead and Dag was a class apart.

Any news on Jubilee Final dates?

Could this be a rare example of a sensible "in the best interests of the sport" decision?