Fozzie4388

Wont be a tough Match if Howe (any sort of form) and Auty (away form) continues.

Correction Newcastle cost themselves the title last year by Picking Somerset in their group and not Edinburgh.

No Mikkel Bech for Plymouth, R/R for him. Wethers in for Gathercole.

Wonder whose going to replace Ulamek

Andzejs Lebedevs Wildcard Kasts Puodzuks and Maksims Bogdanovs. track reserves

Stichauer replaces Simon Nielsen, Kurtz is now reserve with Anderson

Why is Adam Number 1? According to the August Greensheets Tom's average is 9.88 and Adam 9.40?

Jake Knight has replaced Worrall at KL

Charles Wright also has a Premier League average over 4.00 so isn't allowed to guest as an NL rider. Workington's best options would be Lewis Rose (who has guested for Somerset a few times) or Josh Bates

Worrall's got no engines left blew the last he had last night at Plymouth

Whats the weather like south of the Humber?

Sue is on Holiday so i'll ask Is anyone going who could possibly text results for the Updates site for this meeting. If you can help, please send me a private message including your mobile number. Thanks

Thanks Jules

Still looking for a texter? Anyone?

Sue is on Holiday so i'll ask Is anyone going who could possibly text results for the Updates site for this meeting. If you can help, please send me a private message including your mobile number. Thanks

Updates http://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/12570/berwick-glasgow-pl-27-7pm?page=1&scrollTo=224052

Just been looking at the new greensheets for August (Starts on Thursday), What are people's thoughts on how it will effect their teams. The teams that will have changes in their line-ups are. Edinburgh: Derek Sneddon drops to reserve Leicester: Lasse Bjerre goes to Number 1 Newcastle: Richie Worrall goes to Number 1 Redcar: Matej Kus goes to Number 1 (Now means they can use guests instead of R/R if he isn't fit) Rye House: Pontus Aspgren will be reserve

Sue is on Holiday so i'll ask Is anyone going who could possibly text results for the Updates site for this meeting. If you can help, please send me a private message including your mobile number. Thanks

Surely if they asked nicely a Glasgow rider would guest?

This is the report Richard Put on Facebook from that one Douglas has fun in the sun at Scunny Scunthorpe Scorpions’ reserve Ryan Douglas showed his class by reeling off six wins in Sunday’s amateur meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway. He defeated Coventry’s Oliver Greenwood, the unattached Danny Phillips, who rode for the Saints in the National League last year, and former pro Gary O’Hare in the final. In total nearly fifty riders competed in 85 races over eight classes and in less than five and a half hours. The number of races was another record, beating April’s eight-four, and there would have been more if Lewis Rose hadn’t have received a phone call to guest in the Premier League at Workington just before his first race. With favourable weather the track stood up exceptionally well and the other class winners were Martin Pearce (Support), Nathan Cheetham (Novice), Reece Downes (Youth 500), Zach Wajtknecht (Youth 250), Jolyon West (Youth 125), Alan Birtwistle (Flat Track) and Jamie Halder (Pit Bikes). Afterwards meeting organiser Richard Hollingsworth was impressed with the number of new riders who had taken part in the meeting “It is always great to welcome new riders and we had six in the novice class today. Young Liam Sellers had first ridden on the minitrack with Wayne Carter just five weeks ago and he made it to the A Final. In fact nearly the whole of the novice class field, and there was eleven in the class, have ridden on the mini track with Wayne. He was helping Liam and too others in their first meetings today and not enough is said about the great work that he does. “He has a session on the main track next week and nearly all those attending have started out on the mini track. It is incredible what he does and we get so much positive feedback about the help he has given riders, be ones who are just coming for a one-off session or those who want to progress in the sport. “If ever there was an unsung hero at Scunthorpe it is Wayne Carter”. The next amateur meeting at Scunthorpe is on Sunday 7th July and places can be reserved by contacting Richard via email (richardh1967@ntlworld.com), Facebook (www.facebook.com/rh1967) or by texting or calling 07832-402167 (please leave a message if unavailable). Flat trackers come to Scunthorpe The next amateur meeting at Scunthorpe’s Eddie Wright Raceway will also feature a round of the British Flat Track Championship run by the Dirt Track Riders’ Association. It will just be the youth classes as the seniors have an additional round on another date. However, it is hoped that there will be a club class for adults to compete in. Any flat track riders wanting to compete need to contact Adam Waller on 01482-323123. Stags to take on Southern Track Riders For the fourth year running the amateur riders at Scunthorpe will take on the Southern Track Riders Club in a home and away two leg challenge. The meetings will be on Sunday 1st September at King’s Lynn and on Sunday 6th October at Scunthorpe’s Eddie Wright Raceway. The event is expected to see three seven man teams face the opposition over the traditional fifteen heat format. Open Class: Qualifying scores: Ryan Douglas 15, Gary O’Hare 12, Oliver Greenwood 11, Chris Widman 11, Danny Phillips 10, Arron Mogridge 9, Lee Springthorpe 7, Andrew Blackburn 3. C Final: Springthorpe, Blackburn B Final: Phillips, Mogridge, Widman, Springthorpe A Final: Douglas, Greenwood, Phillips, O’Hare (fell, non-starter in re-run) Summer Championship points: Ryan Douglas 16, Oliver Greenwood 15, Danny Phillips 14, Gary O’Hare 13, Arron Mogridge 12, Chris Widman 11, Lee Springthorpe 10, Andrew Blackburn 9. Summer Championship standings after round 2: Oliver Greenwood 31 (16-15), Gary O’Hare 24 (11-13), Andrew Blackburn 17 (9-8), Ryan Douglas 16, Paul Cooper 15, Gino Manzares 14, Danny Phillips 14, Lee Payne 13, Tom Young 12, Arron Mogridge 12, Chris Widman 11, Rocco Scopellite 10, Lee Springthorpe 9, Wayne Barrett 9, Matt Williamson 7, Brendan Johnson 6, Ian Barney 5, Sean Phillips 4. Support Class: Qualifying scores: Martin Pearce 11, Krys Bialecki 10, Simon Pearce 9, David Lidgett 8 (3 rides) A Final: M. Pearce, Bialecki, S. Pearce, Summer Championship points: Martin Pearce 16, Krys Bialecki 15, Simon Pearce 14, David Lidgett 13. Summer Championship points after round 2: Martin Pearce 32 (16-16), David Lidgett 28 (15-13), Simon Pearce 28 (14-14), Krys Bialecki 15, Nathan Clare 13, Tim Curnock 12, Sam Darroch 11, Callum Harris 10, Brandon Smith 9. Novice Class: Qualifying Scores: Nathan Cheetham 15, Matt Davis 12, Lee Baldwin 11, Connor Fletcher 10, Liam Sellers 9, Ivan Howarth 8, Jack Flynn 7, Francesca Kirtley-Paine 7, Matt Randall 6, Hannah Kirtley Paine 3. D Final: H. Kirtley-Paine, Owen C Final: Flynn, F. Kirtley-Paine, H. Kirtley-Paine, Randall (fell) B Final: Sellers, Fletcher, Flynn, Howarth, A Final: Cheetham, Davis, Baldwin, Sellers Summer Championship points: Nathan Cheetham 16, Matt Davis 15, Lee Baldwin 14, Liam Sellers 13, Connor Fletcher 12, Jack Flynn 11, Ivan Howarth 10, Francesca Kirtley-Paine 9, Hannah Kirtley Paine 8, Matt Randall 7, Gary Owen 6. Summer Championship points: Francesca Kirtley-Paine 24 (15-9), Ivan Howarth 24 (14-10), Hannah Kirtley-Paine 18 (10-8), Krys Bialecki 16, Nathan Cheetham 16, Matt Davis 15, Lee Baldwin 14, Ian Gill 13, Liam Sellers 13, Rob Clark 12, Connor Fletcher 12, Tom Sipos 11, Jack Flynn 11, Derek Hunt 9, Matt Randall 7, Gary Owen 6. Youth 500cc Class: Scores: Reece Downes 18 Youth 250cc Class: Qualifying Scores: Zach Wajtknecht 15, Kyle Bickley 11, Lewis Whitmore 8, Luke Woodhull 7, Ben Woodhull 7, Jack Parkinson-Blackburn 5, Kean Dicken 3, Dan Miles 3. B Final: Parkinson-Blackburn, Dicken, Miles, A Final: Wajtknecht, Bickley, Whitmore, Parkinson-Blackburn Summer Championship points: Zach Wajtknecht 16, Kyle Bickley 15, Lewis Whitmore 14, Jack Parkinson-Blackburn 13, Kean Dicken 12, Dan Miles 11, Luke Woodhull 10, Ben Woodhull 9. Summer Championship standings: Zach Wajtknecht 32 (16-16), Jack Parkinson-Blackburn 28 (15-13), Lewis Whitmore 26 (12-14), Ben Woodhull 23 (14-9), Luke Woodhull 23 (13-10), Kean Dicken 23 (11-12), Dan Miles 21 (10-11). Youth 125cc Class: Qualifying scores: Jolyon West 13, Sam Stead 12, Jordan Jenkins 11, Jamie Halder 7, Dan Thompson 6, Joe Thompson 4, Luke Whitehead 1. B Final: Halder, D. Thompson, J. Thompson, Whitehead A Final: West, Jenkins, Stead, Halder Summer Championship points: Jolyon West 16, Jordan Jenkins 15, Sam Stead 14, Jamie Halder 13, Dan Thompson 12, Joe Thompson 11, Luke Whitehead 10. Summer Championship standings: Jolyon West 32 (16-16), Sam Stead 28 (14-14), Jordan Jenkins 26 (11-15), Jamie Halder 26 (13-13), Luke Whitehead 20 (10-10), Kyle Bickley 15, Harry Jones 12, Dan Thompson 12, Joe Thompson 11, Harry McGurk 9. Youth 80cc Class: No entrants in this meeting. Summer Championship standings: Sam McGurk 16, Ellis West 15, Skye Adams 14 Flattrack Class: Scores: Alan Birtwistle 17, Tom Lundstrom 13. Pitbike Class: Scores: Jamie Halder 14, Colin Willerton 11, Gavin McCluskey 7, Derek Holt 4. The www.jbsportsimages.co.uk sponsored Rider of the Meeting awards went to Arron Mogridge and Liam Sellers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is the Report from the one the weekend just gone Dan’s the Man at Sunny Scunny Danny Phillips showed once again he is probably the best young British rider not racing in the National League by winning the Open Class in Sunday’s amateur meeting at the Eddie Wright Raceway. Although two impressive overseas visitors, Hungarian teenager Roland Benko and 23-year old Argentinian Jonathan Iturre, didn’t take part in the finals the 17-year old from Teesside celebrated his birthday three days late by defeating Arron Mogridge plus seasoned pros Mirek Daniszewski and Gary O’Hare in the A Final. With the Dirt Track Riders Association also running five classes of flat track and pit bike races the meeting once again broke records with a colossal 94 races taking place in about six and a quarter hours with temperatures closing in on 30 degrees Celsius. The other speedway class winners were Martin Pearce (Support), Adam Extance (Novice), Reece Downes (Youth 500), Kyle Bickley (Youth 250) and Jolyon West (Youth 125). After the meeting organiser Richard Hollingsworth paid tribute to all the helpers who contributed to another successful meeting. “It is incredible that with re-runs we must have reached a century of races in such heat. The marshals who helped out are just fantastic and the main reason we can keep running these meetings. “There is so many positives coming out of these meetings with riders coming through the ranks, many who started out with Wayne Carter on the mini track. There are new faces in every class and now we have a burgeoning mini bike class. “There have been quite few people buying bikes to race in these meetings and today we had Thomas Jorgensen (Scunthorpe Scorpion), Adam Wrathall (former Scunthorpe Saints captain) and Stuart Parnaby (former rider and Saints Team Manager) joining in. They had a great time and I’m sure there are going to be more and more joining in the fun. “Of course at the top end we had some great racing in the Open Class and both Roland Benko and Jonathan Iturre were very impressive and certainly have the ability to ride in the Premier League. They came over to try and impress and they certainly did that. It will be interesting to see how they fare in Sheffield’s meeting on Thursday”. The next amateur meeting is Sunday 18th August and places can be booked by contacting Hollingsworth via email (richard@scunthorpespeedway.com), Facebook (www.facebook.com/rh1967) or phone (07832-402167 – please text or leave a message if unavailable). Open Class: Qualifying scores: Gary O’Hare 11, Danny Phillips 11, Mirek Daniszewski 10, Roland Benko 8 (3 rides), Arron Mogridge 7, Lee Springthorpe 6, Jonathan Itture 6 (3 rides), Chris Widman 6, Sean Phillips 6 (4 rides), Andrew Blackburn 3 B Final: Mogridge, Blackburn, Springthorpe A Final: Phillips, Mogridge, Daniszewski, O’Hare Summer Championship points: Danny Phillips 16, Arron Mogridge 15, Mirek Daniszewski 14, Gary O’Hare 13, Andrew Blackburn 12, Lee Springthorpe 11, Roland Benko 10, Jonathan Itture 9, Chris Widman 8, Sean Phillips 7. Summer Championship standings after round 3: Gary O’Hare 37 (11-13-13), Oliver Greenwood 31 (16-15), Danny Phillips 30 (14-16), Andrew Blackburn 29 (9-8-12), Lee Springthorpe 20 (9-11), Chris Widman 19 (11-8), Ryan Douglas 16, Paul Cooper 15, Gino Manzares 14, Lee Payne 13, Tom Young 12, Arron Mogridge 12, Sean Phillips 11 (4-7), Rocco Scopellite 10, Wayne Barrett 9, Matt Williamson 7, Brendan Johnson 6, Ian Barney 5, Support Class: Qualifying scores: Martin Pearce 14, Krys Bialecki 9 (4 rides), Nathan Cheetham 9, Mark Whitehead 8, Sam Darroch 6, Callum Harris 3 (3 rides), Simon Pearce 3 (4 rides) B Final: Harris, Whitehead A Final: M. Pearce, Cheetham, Harris, Bialecki Summer Championship points: Martin Pearce 16, Nathan Cheetham 15, Callum Harris 14, Krys Bialecki 13, Mark Whitehead 12, Sam Darroch 11, Simon Pearce 10. Summer Championship points after round 3: Martin Pearce 48 (16-16-16), Simon Pearce 38 (14-14-10), Krys Bialecki 28 (15-13), David Lidgett 28 (15-13), Callum Harris 24 (10-14), Sam Darroch 22 (11-11), Nathan Cheetham 15, Nathan Clare 13, Tim Curnock 12, Brandon Smith 9. Novice Class: Qualifying Scores: Ben Hewitt 13, Adam Extance 12, Liam Sellers 12, Ian Gill 11, Matt Randell 11, Jack Flynn 7, Hughie Nicholson 7, Francesca Kirtley-Paine 7, Ivan Howarth 7, Bradley Seal 7, Hannah Kirtley Paine 1 (3 rides), Rick Bridge 0 (1 ride). C Final: F. Kirtley-Paine, Seal, Nicholson, B Final: Gill, Flynn, F. Kirtley-Paine, Randell (fell, non-starter in re-run) A Final: Extance, Gill, Hewitt, Sellers (fell) Summer Championship points: Adam Extance 16, Ian Gill 15, Ben Hewitt 14, Liam Sellers 13, Jack Flynn 12, Francesca Kirtley-Paine 11, Matt Randell 10, Bradley Seal 9, Hughie Nicholson 8, Ivan Howarth 7, Hannah Kirtley Paine 6, Rick Bridge 5. Summer Championship points after round 3: Francesca Kirtley-Paine 35 (15-9-11), Ivan Howarth 31 (14-10-7), Ian Gill 28 (13-15), Liam Sellers 26 (13-13), Hannah Kirtley-Paine 24 (10-8-6), Jack Flynn 23 (11-12), Matt Randell 17 (7-10), Krys Bialecki 16, Nathan Cheetham 16, Adam Extance 16, Matt Davis 15, Lee Baldwin 14, Ben Hewitt 14, Rob Clark 12, Connor Fletcher 12, Tom Sipos 11, Derek Hunt 9, Bradley Seal 9, Hughie Nicholson 8, Gary Owen 6, Rick Bridge 5. Youth 500cc Class: Scores: Reece Downes 18 Summer Championship: Reece Downes 32 (16-16). Youth 250cc Class: Qualifying Scores: Kyle Bickley 14, Jack Parkinson-Blackburn 10, Kean Dicken 6. A Final: Bickley, Parkinson-Blackburn, Dicken Summer Championship points: Kyle Bickley 16, Jack Parkinson-Blackburn 15, Kean Dicken 14. Summer Championship standings: Jack Parkinson-Blackburn 43 (15-13-15), Kean Dicken 37 (11-12-14), Zach Wajtknecht 32 (16-16), Kyle Bickley 31 (15-16), Lewis Whitmore 26 (12-14), Ben Woodhull 23 (14-9), Luke Woodhull 23 (13-10), Dan Miles 21 (10-11). Youth 125cc Class: Qualifying scores: Jordan Jenkins 13, Jolyon West 13, Sam Stead 12, Jamie Halder 7, Harry McGurk 6, Luke Whitehead 3, Sam Chapman 0. B Final: McGurk, Halder, Chapman, Whitehead A Final: West, Stead, Jenkins, McGurk Summer Championship points: Jolyon West 16, Sam Stead 15, Jordan Jenkins 14, Harry McGurk 13, Jamie Halder 12, Sam Chapman 11, Luke Whitehead 10. Summer Championship standings: Jolyon West 48 (16-16-16), Sam Stead 43 (14-14-15), Jordan Jenkins 40 (11-15-14), Jamie Halder 38 (13-13-12), Luke Whitehead 30 (10-10-10), Harry McGurk 22 (9-13), Kyle Bickley 15, Harry Jones 12, Dan Thompson 12, Joe Thompson 11, Sam Chapman 11.

You wont lost, Scunthorpe are without Birks meaning Jorgensen and the reserves have extra rides, The way Birks has been riding this year they wont score the points Birks would have.

Edinburgh at Redcar

Palm Toft has been released as of today.

If theres any less teams in the National League then there already is there wont be one.

Someone's not seen Palm Toft this year.[