Alan_Jones

Nor could Danyon Hume this time last year, in fact he was worse, but look at the difference now. It's been known since the start of the season, although TBF the regs don't go into as much detail as was explained early on, which is an all too familiar problem.

Thats why it's always best to quote the post you're replying to. It saves a lot of confusion and argument.

The BSPA site fixture list only shows a reserved date on July 1st for that period.

Fit or not, he won't be riding as it's within the the 9 day suspension period for concussion.

Quad racing was tried at Rye House during speedway meetings a couple of seasons ago but didn't catch on. The track hosts the first and last rounds of the flat track championship and the building of the training track means that a TT track can be put together by combining the inner and outer tracks and having a removable jump.

Against Redcar I'd throw Robert Branford in. Edit: Scrub that, forgot there was a 3 point limit for #8s.

At Ipswich they have a "warning" board that's held up in front of the offending rider and big enough for everyone to see.

In the first frame 3 riders are turning, 1 isn't. My legs are in 6, 7 & 8.

Clegg didn't leave Karger any choice, Etheridge had way more room but still decided to head for Broxbourne Junction. http://www.hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/Rye-House-Rockets-CRASH-PICTURES-INJURY-UPDATE/story-29306764-detail/story.html#2

Despite the change of name, GI have retained, and made good use of, the BS.

It is officially the National Development League.

Indeed, and long may it continue.

It was a good day for him. He's been averaging less than Peter Karger and lucked into a point by wiping everyone out in heat 14 and effectively making it a 3 rider race .

No problem with a Linux laptop or Android devices.

Yes and yes.

It would be logical if that's what the regulations said but they don't, which is the farcical part.

Riders can still be off the bike as per the amendment made last year but it's now only allowed up to the expiry of the 2 minute allowance.

He does.

Guest only. An EDR lower on the list or, for the Tier 1, a rider with a lower PL average and no EL average.

... without an EL average.

Another fishing trip by the plastic Pole.

Indeed, and the reason he fell in his last ride was because he threw his bike at Karger's back wheel and missed.

Ben used it a couple of times to pass Sarjeant when he went off 15m.

Even if he was on holiday it wouldn't have been a problem because in the NL you can have a guest for any reason.