The team seems a bit top heavy to me, but the three heat leaders should get the Bears to 35 points at every away track, depends what the other 4 can pick up.
14.01 is what I make Brummies have left team building wise after the 4 announced signings. Jack Smith listed as 2.90 on BSPA site (under Newcastle) which with 2.5% Brit reduction makes his team building average 2.83.
WTF? The post I quoted clearly stated Ashley Morris.
The social media posts have said Nick Morris & Justin Sedgeman will spearhead the Brummies in 2023. So I would suggest that they're the Brummies heat leaders in 2023.
Where is the confusion?
Why? Didn't see much of him in 2022 but always gave his all & scored crucial points in 2021 when required. Just needed to cut out the odd fall.
A Brummies social media post said Morris & Sedgeman will spearhead the team, so I wouldn't expect a rider to be signed with a higher average than Sedgeman.
Lee Complin? Hasn't he retired for the fifth time yet? He's not a rider likely to improve his average much these days.
I don't think it does, a fair few riders came to speedway in their 20's from motocross and never competed the NL/CL. They get the 2.5%, the fact that Schlein has represented Australia at the SWC would mean he is not eligible for Team GB which is surely the reason why riders get 2.5% off their average.
Batchelor didn't ride in either of the Premiership Pairs meetings I attended, I'm sure it was King at EoESg and Riss at the NSS. I would have attended the PP meeting at Owlerton, but....
Don't know much about Rew - only seen him once at Torun in the SGP2. But looked a worthwhile punt on 4.00 average which is what i assume he will start on? Who did he ride for in Poland?
It is assumed that Brennan, Flint & Mountain are not on the RS list for 2023 season. If Hume isn't either but Kemp is then Kemp is the only rider on that list to show a smidge of points scoring ability at the NSS. Belle Vue should snap him.up!