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Yeah, no, for sure

Some interesting names among the donors I notice... haven't seen any rider names on there though, could be anonymous I suppose

Buster is the owner of Peterborough isn't he... just not the promoter

Yeah, no, for sure, Dan got it by the width of a tyre

Yeah, no, for sure... are there no Glasgow riders innit? I thought Connor Bailey was a Glasgow favourite, Pijper... forecast wasn't great for sure

Yeah, no, for sure!

Yeah, no, for sure, there's not many there is there for sure

Sadly we'll never know but how many World titles would Darcy Ward have had by now. Bartek has certainly been fortunate in the era he has ridden

Yeah, no, for sure, Jacob Hook

Yeah, no, for sure

Done! If everybody who has viewed this on Twitter donated £0.52 they'd be there already

Again, earnings predominantly made outside of Poland

That's what they say about it on the Hawksbee & Jacobs show on talksport... it's a sport for people who don't like sport

Yes we saw about 10 seconds of it on Discovery+ Tony Rickardsson is behind it you know. And when Jamil was pictured in the crowd waving the trophy aloft he was completely ignored by the commentators. But Tony Rickardsson is behind it you know

Phil Morris said on the podcast that a new promoter was in place but he wasn't going to name who it was... this was directly after talking about how he wanted to be transparent about the King's Lynn situation!

Good luck to him... but he's in Spain

2 questions: 1) What are the race suits made of these days? They seem to tear more easily than they used to, I thought they were made from Kevlar 2) Who is the highest paid sportsman in Poland these days? I've got a gap in my records since Tony Millard left us

Well done Dan after a tough week pulls a move as classy as Lindgren's was reckless

Great race from Tai... thought I'd mention it as no one else has, sorry to interrupt the drone chat

Craig Cook?

Oh I totally agree with this, it's never going to happen, not in a million years

I can't completely agree or disagree with you either as I'm not technically minded at all when it comes to machinery, we can agree that today's 500cc machines are too powerful though. Not so sure about the size of the rider though, Mikkel Andersen was bigger than his dad! Take your point though... I know I've seen the last 2 SGP3 meetings, last years was the best speedway racing olIb think I've ever seen anywhere, and the performance of the bikes was a lot closer to those of the 70's & 80's where they appeared to be operating at max performance for the size of the track, you get the feeling that today's machines would be more suited to the long tracks.

If he's suspended from British Speedway only at the moment, what would happen if he's found to be guilty of whatever charge is being made against him, would any ban imposed be worldwide or just for the UK?

Have you seen the 250cc racing? I truly believe this is the way the sport in the UK should be heading. The bikes look a hell of a lot more rideable, watching the kids ride them yesterday they were having no bother at all, imagine what the experienced riders could do on them and they're not that much slower than the 500's

Scott Nicholls?