Shadders

Rye House Rockets are unbeaten at home since September 2006.

Did young Tai take part in the meeting?

I agree it should be an exciting format, but not enough in the way of an exciting line up to tempt me to part with my dosh.

How about posting the line up as well as the merchandise on offer? From what I've seen and heard it looks pretty lame.

It's going to be difficult at the business end of the season with most of the PL teams fighting to get into the Young Shield or play offs.

You're not a fan Deano? You managed to bump it up to the top of the list with your post though

I wouldn't have thought much more than that. I wouldn't want to watch from behind glass in the main stand. I did that once at Wimbledon in the late 80's. No thanks

Decent view from the 1st bend tempstand.

Chris Louis comment before heat 9 was interesting. "There's not much dirt down as in a Swedish League meeting" Why was the track prepared differently? What would Ole Olsen gain from preparing a slick track?

Sittingbourne or ex Sittingbourne?

They'll need to be!!!

I don't know about it being "Mickey Mouse", but it certainly whiffs a little of Northern bias. I doubt we'd have been anywhere near the podium, but it's certainly robbed the paying public of the sight of Tai Woffenden. At least our boys should be fresh for the PL match with Berwick on Sunday.

Can't think of many that will make the grade as possible GP stars of the future. I'm discounting Tai as he learned his craft in Oz. Adam Roynon springs to mind.

I think Snyper was refering to the lack of training facilities for Scottish riders north of the border. To my knowledge neither Scottish side has dedicated training for up and coming talent. I know Glasgow have second halves, but they are for established riders with a little more experience than I suspect Snyper has. This may explain the lack of Scottish speedway riders coming though the system

Home track advantage my ar$e

Thanks

Is the Cardiff photo of White City or Penarth Stadium?

I thought there must be a good reason why, it's because Chris Neath has dropped almost 2 points off his 2007 average, nice going Mr Big Stuff!!!

Oh, I'm sure they're there on merit, I'd just like it to be explained to me and a few others HOW?

I can see the advantage pricewise of an out of town hotel, but the disadvantages far outweigh the price difference in my opinion. I'd quite like to return to the hotel to freshen up, change clothes and have a "lie down" . And after all that at the end of a very long day, a five minute walk (10 minute stagger) back to your bed, rather than a rip off taxi ride to Newport or a 2 mile queue for the train. Thanks, but I'd rather spend a little more and have the convenience of a city centre hotel , especially since stopping smoking is saving me around £30 a week, more than ample to pay for hotels, GP tickets, food and drink for the entire weekend.

Hmmm..what was the criteria for entry, proximity to Derwent Park? That's the only reason I can imagine why Newcastle (top 4 average total 29.62 without bonus) are in instead of Rye House (30.37)

Which group are Rye House in?

Couldn't get free entry to the Millennium Stadium?

I managed to book the last available room last night at 10pm in the same hotel we stayed at on Saturday, 10 minutes walk from the stadium, so well pleased.