-DelBoyRodders-

Was he spinning his ** off in the last race?

It's when I read posts like yours I realise that no matter what people do or say, you definately can't please everyone all the time. Yes you are entitled to an opinion, even if you are on a 24 hour pass. If you didn't find this meeting entertaining I definately agree it's time you found another hobby and sport to watch. The racing was fast and furious, loads of passing, meeting result not decided until final heat - what more does a speedway fan want?

FGS. There really are some saddo's following this sport who want to over-analyse every word spoken and every wheel turned. Get a grip, it's just people talking about speedway into a microphone. Everyone has their own style (even Millard) and most people get better with experience. None of these skills are born into us.

The next 7 days worth of fixtures and start times are in the same place as they have been all season.

Start time is in Speedway Star and on BSPA website.

BSI operate with a very small number of staff. 99.9% of the time that number of staff is sufficient and cost effective.

Another reason they weren't holding it today is that all the officials (BSI/ IMG) were in Denmark last night. A bit of mad dash to get prepared and to Coventry for this morning. Also bear in mind that today/ this afternoon was probably the restaging day for the Vojens meeting anyway.

Well done, it's only taken you seven days to find some negativety about probably one of the best ever meetings staged in this country.

Website looks good Tony. Sure has changed a lot since the last time I looked at it.

Perhaps the large queue had something to do with the fact that a lot of people had the same idea and decided to buy their tickets on the day. Just a thought.

Well done to JC on writing a press release to congratulate himself. No egos there then.

I think you'll find the BackTrack magazine is specifically aimed at the 1970s and 1980s period. I believe it states this on the front cover.

Are you being serious? Just think, he may have had a gun, a cannon or a nuclear missile under his jacket. What unruly element, one person?