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3 hours ago, Grachan said:

Surprised to see Anders Rowe signed as he is the type of rider I would have expected to be classed as a "rising star".

Good to see him get a team though. 

Think he may also be a rising star as on the list I have seen he is classed as a 4*

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Just now, slyfox said:

Think he may also be a rising star as on the list I have seen he is classed as a 4*

Can only be 1 rising star per team so presumably Anders will be at 6 and Drew at 7, therefore making Anders NOT the rising star, even though he is on the rising star list :blink:

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For Ipswich it's not unusual to give a couple of young Brits ago - whilst for some others they have always seemed to see it as an inconvenience.....

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How come Jason Crump's average has gone from 8.21 last week to 8.00 this week? Conveniently to drop Ipswich JUST under the average limit?

1. Jason Crump 8.00

2. Jordan Stewart 4.00

3. Danny King 6.66

4. Cameron Heeps 6.30

5. Nicolai Klindt 7.43

6. Anders Rowe 3.00

7. Drew Kemp (3*)

Total: 35.39

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45 minutes ago, Dandelion said:

How come Jason Crump's average has gone from 8.21 last week to 8.00 this week? Conveniently to drop Ipswich JUST under the average limit?

1. Jason Crump 8.00

2. Jordan Stewart 4.00

3. Danny King 6.66

4. Cameron Heeps 6.30

5. Nicolai Klindt 7.43

6. Anders Rowe 3.00

7. Drew Kemp (3*)

Total: 35.39

For the good of speedway 

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1 hour ago, Dandelion said:

Can only be 1 rising star per team so presumably Anders will be at 6 and Drew at 7, therefore making Anders NOT the rising star, even though he is on the rising star list :blink:

You can theoretically have 7 riders on the Rising Star List. Some CL teams have 2 or 3.

The crucial bit is that you have to have one at No 7 in 2021 and two at 6 and 7 in 2022.

They have to start at 7 but if their actual average increases they move up and down the team

You have to signify one as your Rising Star at start of season that's all.

Ipswich have no doubt decided that tactically Kemp is at this stage a better rider to have at No 7 than Rowe. 

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13 minutes ago, Spl77 said:

For the good of speedway 

So do all teams get to choose a rider to reduce average 'for the good of speedway'? Seems a bit unfair

36 minutes ago, Richard Weston said:

He could be a rising star in Championship

Yes he could, but won't be at Redcar, although I'm lead to believe that Anders is a 4* so maybe he couldn't?

13 minutes ago, Baldyman said:

After a certain amount of years away, 

But he was 8.21 for 2020 and now 8.00 for 2021, everyone should therefore get a decrease for the extra year away?

5 minutes ago, HGould said:

You can theoretically have 7 riders on the Rising Star List. Some CL teams have 2 or 3.

The crucial bit is that you have to have one at No 7 in 2021 and two at 6 and 7 in 2022.

They have to start at 7 but if their actual average increases they move up and down the team

You have to signify one as your Rising Star at start of season that's all.

Ipswich have no doubt decided that tactically Kemp is at this stage a better rider to have at No 7 than Rowe. 

Yes, I am aware, I was trying to point out to other people that a team can have as many rising stars as they like, the more the better tbh, but one of them has to be at 7 and the other can fit wherever their average dictates

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22 minutes ago, Dandelion said:

But he was 8.21 for 2020 and now 8.00 for 2021, everyone should therefore get a decrease for the extra year away?

A rider that hasn't ridden for a period of time (not just 1 year away) gets their average reassessed. So in Crump's case he was reassessed at 8.21 for having many years away for the 2020 season. As its been an extra year away his average now gets another reduction.  

Paul Hurrys average for the 2020 season would have been more than for 2021, Bjarne Pedersen the same. 

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23 minutes ago, 2ndbendbeerhut said:

A rider that hasn't ridden for a period of time (not just 1 year away) gets their average reassessed. So in Crump's case he was reassessed at 8.21 for having many years away for the 2020 season. As its been an extra year away his average now gets another reduction.  

Paul Hurrys average for the 2020 season would have been more than for 2021, Bjarne Pedersen the same. 

You are conflating two separate rules. BP and Crump have both been away long enough to get reassessed, but don't qualify for an additional reduction for missing a year. Most obviously Crump rode in the British Final last year and Bjarne has ridden every season since he left Poole.

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7 minutes ago, arnieg said:

You are conflating two separate rules. BP and Crump have both been away long enough to get reassessed, but don't qualify for an additional reduction for missing a year. Most obviously Crump rode in the British Final last year and Bjarne has ridden every season since he left Poole.

Both have not ridden in a British league for a number of seasons.

Crump's 8.21 ave was given for not competing since 2009, (10 years away) so a further reduction was given as he has now missed 11 years. 

Pedersen on the other hand has just not ridden in the UK, so his 2021 starting ave could actually be reassessed to a higher or lower figure. 

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2 hours ago, Dandelion said:

Can only be 1 rising star per team so presumably Anders will be at 6 and Drew at 7, therefore making Anders NOT the rising star, even though he is on the rising star list :blink:

More of a wandering star then...

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1 hour ago, 2ndbendbeerhut said:

Both have not ridden in a British league for a number of seasons.

Crump's 8.21 ave was given for not competing since 2009, (10 years away) so a further reduction was given as he has now missed 11 years. 

Pedersen on the other hand has just not ridden in the UK, so his 2021 starting ave could actually be reassessed to a higher or lower figure. 

Repeating your erroneous statement doesn't make it any less wrong.

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