Alan_Jones

He hasn't been. The last EDR list was in issue 5 of the green sheets effective up to 31st March and he wasn't on that. The 2 subsequent issues have been green sheets only. We are obviously not worthy.

http://www.cyclespeedwayhistory.org.uk/472.shtml

...and on a school/work night. Madness!

Speedway fans want far too many different things to make them a viable single body of opinion.

Should people really be trying to have an adult conversation with someone who doesn't know that burgers are portable?

It must have been a very difficult decision "going down the British route" for a British citizen too young to even contemplate applying for Australian citizenship.

I await the answer with interest then, after a few more people have had a punt.

Even though it was one of my favourite tracks at the time, purely for it's fantastic view from above the back straight, I think the stadium "facilities" at Elfield Park Milton Keynes would illicit that response from most people.

Coventry are saying it's off.

With more to come...

It's only temporary again though, until Mudgway gets his passport.

Buxton have signed Ben Hopwood as cover for the British passportless Jade Mudgeway.

Sunday NL only meetings start at 6 and you'll normally be able to catch the 8.20 train back without any rush, maybe even the 7.50 if you're in a hurry. If, for any reason, it turns into a double header then the start time could change to 2 or 3pm with an even earlier finish.

He's not being recalled by his own FMN so it's irrelevant. The ISLC only determines the precedence of league meetings but doesn't override each league's own rules.

It's the only legal option.

It's a 6 point PL rider.

...unless #4 & #5 are both missing in which case it's guest & R/R.

Just noticed that it's still in the current International Speedway League Calendar.

It is. The Regs state that the highest averaged EDR can move up and the #7 must always be an EDR.

The original BSPA fixture list had: July 24 Scunthorpe : Reserved July 25 Scunthorpe v Sheffield KOC

It was open 2 weeks ago.

On Twitter after his previous back injury with a longer explanation somewhere else that I can't recall.

So did this problem base just appear from nowhere? In an ideal world the laying of the track, from base to shale surface, would have been under the control of speedway personnel. As that wasn't possible then they should have been constantly monitoring the process to advise where necessary. The project is currently a laughing stock and the promotion and PR has been abysmal. At such time as the problems are solved then that will become, and hopefully remain, a thing of the past.

He can only replace Garrity in the shared doubling up position.

15th April is the original date. 25th March was originally Somerset v. Plymouth.