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Crump's 2019 Premiership average conveniently dropped from 8.21 to 8.00 so he could just enter the Championship on a 12.00 average. Is that not in the best interest of Speedway?

Is there enough room on the site to put a full size track in?

I don't know what qualifies a rider for a reduction, he was injured last year because he pulled out before Covid kicked off.

Does BWD get a reduction for being out injured since 13 june 2019.

It said in the star, there will be only one change. Lewis Bridger? he rides Thursdays at king Lynn, Scunny on friday might work for him.

Says in the star, Wilson Dean plans on coming to the uk in April, hes had two offers from championship clubs, Scunny and Birmingham I guess.

50 % or 4000 capacity. Its along time since a league meeting in Britain exceeded 4000.

Any revenue is better than none, the owners are just after the best price.

8 is not 60% of 12.8.

Last year the conversion was Prem average = 60% of Champ average So if crump's Prem average is 8............ 8 /0.6 = 13.33 = Champ average

I am guessing there has been a rule change as his average should be higher, making him ineligible for the championship. Anyone with an average higher than 12 must come in on a 12point average, making the Championship open to anyone.

I thought the conversion was..... Premiership was 60% of Championship average. If crump had a 9 point Premiership average he would have 15point Championship average.

What is Crump's average? surely its too high for the championship or have the rules changed?

Godfrey is probably asking David Howe to come out of retirement.

Zane Kennedy would be decent shout if he is on a 4 point average.

BWD and Josh Macdonald, drop Theo

Still no word on the last GP, I wonder if they are going to just move the Italian GP to the spare date.

Putting travel restrictions aside would Glasgow run with Crowd restriction, i.e 50% capacity?

Have the rules changed? Isn't crumps average too high for champ?

Draft only, with several amendments expected pending Plymouth’s application to join the Championship and the withdrawal of Somerset.............http://www.fim-live.com/en/library/

I think Scunny will have to wait until April/May when continental riders will be more willing to commit to the UK if they know there is no quarantine between Poland and the UK. If the league does start in May it could be with crowd restrictions, would all clubs start with a 50% crowd capacity? If there is a drop out or two there could be plenty of spare riders.

That was going from summer to winter, this will be the opposite way round. I agree its not 100% but I think its a risk Scunny and Ipswich could take.

Shame Ipswich and Scunny can't lend him a few grand so he could prove he could get back to Australia. After all none of Australian riders will fly in until they are sure the season is on.

Theo 5.49. Is there any doubt about Somerset?