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Bewley bang on the money…How bad does Zach Cook look,

thought the track staff did a great job with the track, simply a world of difference between last night and the debacle at Birmingham on Monday night.

Well the views of the ring road looked free flowing with no hold ups…can’t remember seeing a builders bum in the pits…from every negative comes a positive and all that.

To be brutally honest, absolute shambles. BSN commentators were poor. Track was a disgrace.both sets of riders not impressed with conditions or preparation ….after the recent GP’s any newbies who went or watched it on the stream must be thinking what an absolute sh7t show….sometimes British speedway does itself no favours at all.

all things considered I was extremely proud of the racing dished up over the last two days at Belle Vue. For me the two most entertaining GP's so far this season and by far the most entertaining British GP for many a year. There will be some that will say the crowd figures were down on Cardiff but, and its a huge but the losses made by the organisers would of been drastically down if any. Well done to all concerned.

all things considered I was extremely proud of the racing dished up over the last two days at Belle Vue. For me the two most entertaining GP's so far this season and by far the most entertaining British GP for many a year. There will be some that will say the crowd figures were down on Cardiff but, and its a huge but the losses made by the organisers would of been drastically down if any. Well done to all concerned.

all things considered I was extremely proud of the racing dished up over the last two days at Belle Vue. For me the two most entertaining GP's so far this season and by far the most entertaining British GP for many a year. There will be some that will say the crowd figures were down on Cardiff but, and its a huge but the losses made by the organisers would of been drastically down if any. Well done to all concerned.

all things considered I was extremely proud of the racing dished up over the last two days at Belle Vue. For me the two most entertaining GP's so far this season and by far the most entertaining British GP for many a year. There will be some that will say the crowd figures were down on Cardiff but, and its a huge but the losses made by the organisers would of been drastically down if any. Well done to all concerned.

crowd looked way up on last night...second best grand prix of the year so far.

if the reports are true, they ran out of tomato ketchup on the burger van, that's a disaster.

Terrible Grand Prix, no rain, no marching big bands, track was too wet, no gate and go. Bring back Cardiff.

why did they scale back because it was making a loss, why was it making a loss despite all the razzamatazz you so openly believe is much needed?...simple, the vast majority of the paying public who went were not entertained for the main reason in going in the first place...make the product entertaining and the rest is a bonus.

no idea promotion maybe or maybe just speedway in general in the UK??....can you explain why crowds were rapidly descending at Cardiff?

fully agree with you, my post was purely about the racing,

err we had Cardiff and look how that ended, it had all the razzamatazz that you so desperately think is the saviour of speedway,...you need a entertaining product to sell first of all, the rest will follow, come the end of the season last nights GP will be the highlight of the series...Cardiff has gone, get over it and get behind something that is actually a positive for GB speedway.

bang on the money with this post....get a track that's raceable and that will attract people, the other add ons regarding visiting local areas etc will be an added bonus...

cannot for the life of me understand people moaning about about last night's meeting....race track was good in fact very good, no gate and go, no sitting on the white line, a racers and fans dream of a track. Gollob was the master of Bydgoszcz and was lauded by us all, it is very early days but Dan Bewley is certainly going the right way with Belle Vue, and there's hardly mention of heroics and bravery last night, yet there's some who try and find fault with just about anything. Embrace it and get behind it.

Best Grand Prix for many a year, racing was superb and very entertaining, after all isn't that sector we are in nowadays? People will moan about this that and t'other....but it was like a breath of fresh air compared to the "racing" thrown up at Cardiff....lets get the product right on the track then concentrate on improving the race night off track experience. Bravo to all concerned, Belle Vue you did Great Britain proud last night.

does anybody know has prepared the track and who will be carrying out maintenance on it during the meeting tonight?

Really cannot wait for this, lets all hope mother nature is kind to us with the weather. This weekend will be like a breath of fresh air compared to the recent Cardiff borefests.

just seen 365

any markets up for tonight?

The last couple of meetings on TV and BSN has seen tracks that can only be described as poor, this includes British racing and the Grand Prix's. I thought the BSPA had a track curator who was in charge and over looking tracks? In a few weeks time we have the chance to put on a show piece for the world to see, I think we all acknowledge that the Belle Vue track is the best for racing in his Country, please let the local track prep team work on it and present it, nobody wants to watch a gate and go bore fest, fans pay to be entertained right now they are not, its no good commentators saying the track will be good later on, most times it isn't, fans need to be entertained from heat one. Speedway as a sport is up against it, pizz poor tracks are nailing another nail in it.

Spot on Rob, track was terrible...there was one "break" where they carried out track work and low and behold the very next race the track was even worse and a dust bowl. One thing to note from last night, someone somewhere is losing money hand over fist.

forget the bet Musielak to outscore Dan tonight.