Phil The Ace

What makes us sound bad is that the SCB sent a local ref to go inspect the track and take photo evidence. If a pipe did burst then surely the ref would have sent so and there would have been no investigation So ask your selves this why is there an investigation after a ref went down to take a look Yep I fully understand that. But maybe time as come to pay the ref on a race night for the full day and not just the evening. But obviously you have to take the refs full time job outside of speedway into consideration. The thing is events like this happen all the time whether other teams fans accept this or not. Something needs to be done and if it has to be us that pays the consequence then so be it. Fingers crossed that ours was a genuine excuse and no action will be taken A belle Vue apology With reference to Belle Vue vs. Poole meeting 29th April 2013, Belle Vue Speedway: An Apology BELLE Vue Speedway Club sincerely apologise to our supporters and staff, Poole supporters, riders, promoters and staff for the cancellation of Monday night’s meeting. The decision to postpone the meeting was the wrong one but was made, for what was believed at the time, for the right reasons. Clearly after further investigation this has proved to be an error of judgement made in the heat of the moment and is regretted. For that we are genuinely sorry. David Gordon, Chief Executive Officer Wednesday 1st May 2013

Only the ref should call a meeting off. It was save all this bitcheness. Also the SCB statement says it all really

When the photo was taken I don't know. What I do know is it was deffo a photo from this year as the new sponsors are in the back ground Tungate was there early as he was staying with Howarth who only lives down the rode from the track

Or belle Vue have told him to say that

Well as a belle Vue fan I hope the BSPA take action. Today was. Joke. Track was perfectly fine with a little bit of water put down for the photo We all know our top 2 missed flights. So for the sake of ringing Garrity and another to guest to ask to ride for our missing to we are now gonna get a substantial fine and deducted points and prob gifting Poole 4 points all because of our clueless management Sorry to all fans and riders that arrived. Gutted for you. Let hope belle Vue reimburse you

What a joke. Not rained since mid morning and been very windy and dry. So what going on

He got injured on Friday at Peterborough. Injured his ribs in a fall he tried riding last night but now been advices to rest for 10 days Does improve is with zorro king Kev and cookie able to take a ride

No Mroczka. R/R Operated

Miskowiak rode in Poland today dropping just the 1 point. Will he ride Tomo???????

Heard wildcards will be stead and barker

Matej Kus very unhappy with the track/track man according to his Facebook asking Brian havelock to sack the track man or sack himself. He does say he loves Redcar though calling it his 2nd home

Lucky for us it will be based on the old Hyde road track. How identical I don't know but hopefully near enough similar

The track will be built first with the stadium built 2nd around it

Been given green light. Fantastic. Can't wait Expected to be ready for march 2014 Well done to all involved

It's a lot of money if the fans don't come back

60 years the re payment Are

Today's the day it could get the green light. So good luck. And all my toes and fingers are crossed http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/full-throttle-10m-belle-vue-2576266

This taken from speedwaygp.com Former world No.3 Ryan Sullivan has announced his retirement on the eve of the season. The former Australian international made the decision as he continues to struggle with the broken hand, which left him barely able to complete the 2013 season. Sullivan is believed to have been involved in a contract dispute with his Polish club Torun, where he has spent 10 seasons in three separate spells since 1996. The former Peterborough and Poole favourite’s retirement means Torun stars Chris Holder, Tomasz Gollob, Darcy Ward and Adrian Miedzinski will all be guaranteed places in the starting seven this term and won’t have to fight for their places. "After 28 years of being so deeply involved in the sport, it is an extremely difficult decision to walk away from something that has been my life and passion all these years." - Ryan Sullivan In a statement to Torun’s local newspaper, Gazeta Pomorska, Sullivan said: “Due to the significant hand pain from the crash last September which saw me sustain several broken metacarpal bones, I feel there is nothing more I can do but end my career in speedway at this time. “The club was informed at the end of January that I cannot get permission to race from the Australian federation of sports medicine unless my doctor gives me a certificate to continue running, as is the case with every rider applying for a speedway licence. “On March 9, I sent the information to the club that I will not be able to race speedway in the near future because of my injury.” Sullivan denies his retirement was down to a contract row with the club and concerns over planned Ekstraliga rule changes, forcing riders to take out compulsory insurance policies to cover them and their teams in case they are sidelined. He added: “Referring to other press reports about my contract talks with the club, I would like to point out that not made any representation or personally spoken out on this issue. “All information is derived only from one side. I do not agree with the new rules and regulations introduced by the Ekstraliga, but it is now of no great importance. “I am disappointed with the attitude of the club in this situation. One thing is certain, I did not plan this and the circumstances, which led to the current state of affairs, took all my passion for speedway.” Sullivan admits Torun retains a special place in his affections as he plans his new life Down Under. He said: “After 28 years of being so deeply involved in the sport, it is an extremely difficult decision to walk away from something that has been my life and passion all these years. “Torun will always be a special place for me because I lived there a few years and I've got many friends there. My wife and her family are from there, so there is no doubt that we'll be back sometime in the future. Now it's time for new challenges and, with my wonderful family, I will soon move to Australia. “In the course of my career, there are a lot of people to whom I owe very much and saying ‘thank you’ seems to be insufficient. “Jacek Gajewski brought me into Poland in 1996 and since then we have been good friends. Andrzej Gajek was my first sponsor in Poland and helped me in many different ways over the years. “My mechanic Pawel (Runowski) worked for me for 10 years and there is no-one better than him. I would like to thank all the fans in Torun for supporting me in my achievements over 10 years of racing for the team. I also thank the fans of Czestochowa, where I raced for six years.” All the best in your future endeavours Ryan

Ryan Sullivan as retired so won't take his place at torun

Davey watts bike

8.04

Matej zagar signs for belle vue

Everyone including you moxey ;-)

Ales Dryml for belle vue

Hougaard signs