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Poole vs BV. Premiership. 27/06/19


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strange to say heat 8 was the best race I have seen at poole this season until the accident . the meeting was developing into an interesting final 6 heats .both teams were committed to racing on a decent track .hopefully better news on  nico and Richie today 

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7 hours ago, The Doctor... said:

Masked swearing in one post, followed by personal abuse in the next. 

On a night when Poole are getting some positive feedback re the track, shame that some of the usual Poole followers seem to have only one mode of reply.

Hope the overnight updates of the injuries are positive aswell. 

Idiot is a term of endearment so don't know what you're talking about. If I was going to dish out some personal abuse it would be a bit stronger than that. But I'll turn it down for you sensitive souls out there :)

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It was great to see that the work carried out on the track over the last week or so seems to have had a positive effect. It was also encouraging to see proper track equipment (bowser and bar grader) in use and that the “blade” was left in the yard. Hopefully the latter will be consigned to the local scrap yard before it is allowed to drift back into use...

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21 minutes ago, Steve Shovlar said:

Confirmed Richie has broken his ankle in 4 places. 

And reported broken ribs for Covatti, so both out for quite a while, maybe the season I would think and I wish them both a speedy recovery , Had broken ribs a couple of times myself and it is very painful. They were both scoring pretty well too and will be a big loss to the team.

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In my opinion Nico went for the inside line on turn 1 with just a little too much speed. He straightened up and caught Berge as the photo above shows.. Richie had nowhere to go except into and over Nico.

It was agood race so you can't blame the riders for going for it - even if a 3-3 (rather than 2-4) would have been perfectly acceptable!!

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32 minutes ago, Skidder1 said:

In my opinion Nico went for the inside line on turn 1 with just a little too much speed. He straightened up and caught Berge as the photo above shows.. Richie had nowhere to go except into and over Nico.

It was agood race so you can't blame the riders for going for it - even if a 3-3 (rather than 2-4) would have been perfectly acceptable!!

If Nico has got through on the inside I felt confident Richie would have got around Berge on the final bend. They spent three laps tripping over themselves trying moves but blocking each other.

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If The Aces has been winning the curfew would have gone out of the window. :nono:

Problem with HT8 was Dimitri gated. He couldn’t buy a point away from home up to that point but hitting the front is all that’s required at Poole sadly. I could probably get a result if I started well enough. 

The sheer frustration for Nico and Richie due to not being able to pass on the Poole track led to the unfortunate incident. 

Two points for Poole though and that’s  all that matters down there. 

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2 minutes ago, ouch said:

If The Aces has been winning the curfew would have gone out of the window. :nono:

Problem with HT8 was Dimitri gated. He couldn’t buy a point away from home up to that point but hitting the front is all that’s required at Poole sadly. I could probably get a result if I started well enough. 

The sheer frustration for Nico and Richie due to not being able to pass on the Poole track led to the unfortunate incident. 

Two points for Poole though and that’s  all that matters down there. 

The curfew would not have changed. Surely it is down to the ref to enforce it.

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19 minutes ago, lisa-colette said:

Because it was announced at the stadium last night..

Some curfews are often used to suit the promoters. I had two dubious ones last season. A 10pm at Eastbourne, one meeting this year has already hit the 10.40 mark. A 10.15 at Rye House, when the previous meeting went on an hour later. At least at Kent everyone knows it's 8.30.

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It was the Referee’s decision to impose a 10.15pm deadline. It was discussed and agreed with both teams and the promotion before the paramedic had even begun his return journey.

had the paramedic not returned within any reasonable time to allow for any more racing before that deadline it was agreed we would call a halt. 

The principle consideration by all concerned was for the fans .... (not withstanding the injured riders’ welfare)

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2 minutes ago, cityrebel said:

Some curfews are often used to suit the promoters. I had two dubious ones last season. A 10pm at Eastbourne, one meeting this year has already hit the 10.40 mark. A 10.15 at Rye House, when the previous meeting went on an hour later. At least at Kent everyone knows it's 8.30.

But Eastbourne is in the middle of nowhere, no neighbours to complain!! ;)

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