Alan_Jones

It's also possible for the two promotions to agree on which meetings a rider does as I think has happened previously with Bewley riding for BV and not Edinburgh.

Elbow injury from last night.

No theyre not.

A result can be amended if if a team have been given a facility for an absent rider that they aren't entitled to.

...but isn't speedway or World Longtrack so no facility.

"No facility" in the EL means having to use use a 6pt PL rider.

Better not mention that Birmingham are using R/R for Zach Wajtknecht tonight who's in the same meeting. Much more lenient guest rules in the NL.

They can, because of an unwritten rule which contradicts the written rule that states they can only replace 1-5 riders, which doesn't take into account that 1-5 riders can drop to reserve.

Now confirmed as the 2nd match in a double-header on Sunday 31st July at approx. 6pm after the Somerset match at 4.

I would expect Rye House to be in the queue under the right circumstances, as they were rumoured to be last winter when there doubts over some teams.

Win on Sunday, sell on Monday.

He'll be going to sleep all this week visualising a maximum at Ipswich.

There are currently 402 riders registered with the SCB, 257 Professional, 66 Youth & 81 Amateur.

You can have 3 double uppers with 2 sharing 1 place.

It's on Mildenhall's Facebook page and a copy was posted on the National League Only page.

His last qualifying meeting for a 'real' average is tomorrow night at Redcar and it comes into effect after 7 days which, coincidentally is when the Rockets visit Ipswich. I'm not sure if a change can be made before the 7 days is up though.

The SCB have awarded the match to Cradley and fined Kevin Jolly £250. The fine is suspended until the end of next season.

"NL only guest" in the PL.

When did your team join the PL? I must have missed that.

NEGPLR means not eligible as a NL only guest in the PL

it won't stop them...

Matt Saul has been signed to replace Harvie Banks. Subject to BSPA approval, he makes his debut on Saturday against Cradley.

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It's Karger's 5 points.