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Ideas on the format for 2006


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Here goes then how about (as we are talking speedway), out goes the tac subs, golden double, black and white hats etc and in comes......

A team 8 or more behind, can nominate a rider from the other team to start 15 metres back for normal points, at least that way the team in fronts riders will have to chase and pass from behind, thus making a race of things, cant see the point of a team in front starting off the tapes, so why not make one of there riders start 15 metres back?

Yeah I know it sounds stupid, but more chance of say Craig Boyce at the Island coming from behind than for example Josef Franc if he is 15 metres back, after all 9 x out of 10, it is the home riders who do the passing because of the vast amount of home advantage.

Newcastle at the Island was a great example they scored just 23 points (had they been off the start and the Islanders 15 metres back they may have made 24!!!

Only a thought.......

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And when they go 12 points behind we can nominate a rider to go backwards....!

Whatever next?

 

Agree really but it has to be better than it is now, if we have to have tac sub at all.

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More complications! Holes and heads spring to mind...

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And when they go 12 points behind we can nominate a rider to go backwards....!

Whatever next?

 

Bring in cycle speedway. Much cheaper and much more sporting! Another wee advantage is that there would be no Mismanage Committee or Braindead Stupid Prats Assembly!

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