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... pairs of underpants in case they suffer any more spectacular bursts like Basso's last week.

Cradley combined GSA of 31 vs Birm 40. Not much of a match.

Cut-off is 30 September

Good job they didn't have Poles in the Nordic round otherwise could have been more than six

Don't think they are, it's been bounced for Lions v Poole.

Can anyone tell me what the cut- off date that determines who goes into the play- offs is? There are still 3 TBA fixtures (although Plymouth v Armadale will not impact on play- off positions), the other two could. [ Leicester v Berwick and Armadale v Belle Vue]

What's happening to Cubs v Berwick?

Well he was at Brum on Wednesday where he outscored Dan, Kemp, Edwards, Bailey in the under 21s

It should be, but past experience suggests otherwise.

I presume there will be no firm date until Monarchs cup and play-off runs are exhausted.

They were, but that was largely down to the fact that Luke Harrison and Max James were so evenly matched.

They are not my best riders, neither of them ride for any of the five teams I support.

Wright and Lambert ride together 3 times, that's 3. Nicholls say 6 (probably from 7 rides), then Harris12 from 7 and Basso 9 from 6. Sounds plausible.

However is does beg the question as to what was the point of the infamous 4 hour qualifier at Mdenhall back in April.

Perhaps because there are no plans to race it before the cut-off deadline

No 8, r/r or another RS as a guest [12.4]

Two problems: Wright had already had 3 of his 4 programmed rides and IRR only available if two of more rides missed The only rider who could have an IRR ride (as distinct from a normal reserve sub) was Tom Brennan who had already withdrawn.

I acknowledge Brennan missed half a season and that didn't help his progress. But if you compare Brennan's scores BEFORE his injury in 2019 they do not compare favourably with Flint's in 2021.

Rider A scores more points than rider B => rider A is probably better than rider B That's what I regard as as logic. I'd love to know what passes for logic in your world. PS Flint world under 21 debut aged 19, Brennan aged 21.

To be fair there seems to be a real possibility that Sheffield won't complete their fixtures in time which does add a little jeopardy.

No . It is based on facts as evidenced by averages.

Perhaps because if he rides and scores points he'll earn some money. Doubt the thought process goes much beyond that.

Flint is ahead of Brennan once you account for the two year age difference.

In a few Czech events (and amateur meetings at Iwade/Lydd) the excluded rider can go back in the rerun, but his score doesn't count.

Hasn't everyone? (44 at the last count) The 7 team guests are Justin Sedgmen and Connor Coles