ancient mariner

But unlike the Birmingham track I don't need the assistance of a pair of binoculars to see the racing

Not a fan of Plymouth, are we?

What he certainly doesn't have is a CMA of 8.00, surely?

To quote your recent post earlier in this thread: "what difference does it make, the outcome is the same."

Neither me nor Fang know that he's not injured

I've only ever heard of 1/3rd of them

I think you're previous

Yes, funny thing that.

I'd be astonished if he gets on a bike before next season given the sheer quantity of his injuries. But I'm not a doctor ........nor am I Dan Gilkes

I can assure you that all the recent Plymouth promotions have had a very good record of early calls when it comes to duff weather. It's especially important when travel to Plymouth is highly likely to involve a long journey.

IIRC we had Hynek Stichauer and his bike both go over the fence at Plymouth in 2011 at the exit of bend 4 Neither he nor the bike made contact with anyone and amazingly Sticky walked back to the pits. His bike had to be carried back - it was very bent

You may rest assured that I'm never going to borrow your bit of seaweed. It's been persisting it down for hours

I suspect this is the wrong answer. You see, everyone wants to believe that Plymouth are just bending the rules. Not that they would care if they were in their correct position at the bottom of the table

I'm sure that somewhere along the line it will be for the good of the sport?

That sounds like a collar bone. Plenty of bad stories about riders that came back too quickly and hadn't healed properly although I understand that hyperbaric oxygen chamber therapy can significantly speed up the healing process.