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Rye House V Coventry 23/5/15


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Should be a close match tonight, Rye using R/R for Priest tonight strengthens them Branford also being able to take a ride.

Greenwood should go well for Coventry and also Crang who got vital experience last week riding at No1 for Workington. Much will depend on the Rye reserves, hope they can stay on their bikes for all 4 laps.

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Should be a close match tonight, Rye using R/R for Priest tonight strengthens them Branford also being able to take a ride.

Greenwood should go well for Coventry and also Crang who got vital experience last week riding at No1 for Workington. Much will depend on the Rye reserves, hope they can stay on their bikes for all 4 laps.

Reserves threw away some points again but i thoroughly enjoyed the meeting. Pity the crowd wasn't bigger to see the a very close fought match. Well done to both sides.
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Reserves threw away some points again but i thoroughly enjoyed the meeting. Pity the crowd wasn't bigger to see the a very close fought match. Well done to both sides.

Sounds like another good meeting by the updates, pity more people aren't turning up and it will put NL racing in doubt which would be a shame as riders like Greenwood are benefitting from it hugely.Robs heat one time was faster than any of the previous PL meeting times do he's benefitting as we'll.

 

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Sounds like another good meeting by the updates, pity more people aren't turning up and it will put NL racing in doubt which would be a shame as riders like Greenwood are benefitting from it hugely.Robs heat one time was faster than any of the previous PL meeting times do he's benefitting as we'll.

Confused by last comment, thought time was announced as 66.4 for Heat 1, updates say 56.4.

Rob did shut off very early on the run in to the line .

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Reserves threw away some points again but i thoroughly enjoyed the meeting. Pity the crowd wasn't bigger to see the a very close fought match. Well done to both sides.

I know these lads have to learn, but both need to relax a little bit and maybe they will stay on there bikes more.

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Sounds like another good meeting by the updates, pity more people aren't turning up and it will put NL racing in doubt which would be a shame as riders like Greenwood are benefitting from it hugely.Robs heat one time was faster than any of the previous PL meeting times do he's benefitting as we'll.

Confused by last comment, thought time was announced as 66.4 for Heat 1, updates say 56.4.

Rob did shut off very early on the run in to the line .

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Like I said going purely on updates because I wasn't there , but 66.4 he would have had to roll around the last lap.Shutting off early doesn't always drop the race time much either.

 

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Like I said going purely on updates because I wasn't there , but 66.4 he would have had to roll around the last lap.Shutting off early doesn't always drop the race time much either.

 

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This is why I never bother with heat times. Was nowhere near 66 seconds and definitely not close to 56.

Does anyone really believe Ashley Morris broke the Plymouth track record a couple of weeks ago?

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This is why I never bother with heat times. Was nowhere near 66 seconds and definitely not close to 56.

Does anyone really believe Ashley Morris broke the Plymouth track record a couple of weeks ago?

Supposedly breaks the track record, then gets released by the club!!!!

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I never believed that Wayne Barrett broke the Wimbledon CL track record back in 2002. The quality riders that rode at plough lane during that period never got near it!

I remember Luke Bowen beating Chris Holder at Hoddesdon in a time of 55 seconds (supposedly). He's never been close since

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I think Rob Branford was nearly back in the pits in heat 1 before the timekeeper stopped the watch! I was surprised they bothered announcing what was clearly an inaccurate time.

 

Anyway a very enjoyable meeting and the result could have gone either way but well done to Coventry Storm.

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Yeah Rachel who was texting me update was unsure as she heard 66 but obviously that was slow. So she guessed she miss heard so we adjusted it, then later in the meeting a 58 second race was announced as fastest of the evening. So it was quite confusing.

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Poor showing by Sam Woods this week, totally different rider to the one I saw last week. Interested to see that he was out after the meeting doing some practice laps with George Hunter. Perhaps he had bike issues during the meeting and was trying to sort them out.

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Yeah Rachel who was texting me update was unsure as she heard 66 but obviously that was slow. So she guessed she miss heard so we adjusted it, then later in the meeting a 58 second race was announced as fastest of the evening. So it was quite confusing.

We were under the refs box and heard 66 seconds pretty clearly. There was some banter with the ref after that. Even she was laughing Edited by Shads
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