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The Victoria Solo Speedway State Meeting is being held at Mildura on Saturday night, 5th December. A top 4 finish gets a visa for the UK. Apart from Ty Proctor, the only other riders in the field with overseas experience are Max Fricke and Justin Sedgmen, so it should be relatively easy for Ty to finish in the top 4. I would have thought it worth waiting for, as a fully fit Ty Proctor would be a good asset for the team.

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If whatever reason Proctor doesn't qualify there, then there's the South Australian Championship on the 12th at Gillman, where he won the Jack Young cup last weekend. I presume he can ride in that competition??

Could be why the promotion are waiting to complete the line up. Good thinking Blackadder!

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Not sure which state it was, but one of them has said no out of state riders are allowed in their competition.

In any event, Proctor doesn't fit with the people was release of an exciting British rider and a European

It is the Victoria State that are not allowing outsiders.

I understand that the Promotion don't want the hassle of waiting to see if Ty qualifies and all of the paperwork that comes with applying for a visa if he is successful, but IMO, in his case it would be worth it.

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It is the Victoria State that are not allowing outsiders.

I understand that the Promotion don't want the hassle of waiting to see if Ty qualifies and all of the paperwork that comes with applying for a visa if he is successful, but IMO, in his case it would be worth it.

I make no secret in the fact that I personally would have waited to see what happened with Ty regarding the State Championships, but I can also understand the Promotion been wary of the fact that it could all blow up in their faces if he was to fail, last season they lost two riders to visa problems, and if Ty did happen to fail then could be faced with losing out other riders or taking a rider that would not be suitable.

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It is the Victoria State that are not allowing outsiders.

I understand that the Promotion don't want the hassle of waiting to see if Ty qualifies and all of the paperwork that comes with applying for a visa if he is successful, but IMO, in his case it would be worth it.

 

Ty Proctor comes from Victoria. He should certainly be expected to finish in the top for on Saturday (morning, in UK)

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Ty Proctor qualifies for a visa next year having won the Victoria State Championship, however it sounds like he was a tad lucky in getting to the final, Max Fricke beat him in their heat, but was excluded for crossing the white line on the in-field. Interesting to see what happens now……… where will Ty end up??

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Ty is a good bet for Sheffield after the ridiculous way he was forced out last time.... Not Sheffield 's fault.

 

He is experienced and would enhance the team in 2016.

Of course it was Sheffields fault.

 

They were responsible as with every other Employer for ensuring he was able to legally work in the country.

 

They may have been misled by the BSPA but at the end of the day they are the Employer and are legally responsibility to know the Home Office requirements.

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