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41 minutes ago, Happy Hunter said:

Announced tonight that name of new rider will be revealed in the Star tomorrow. 

Didnt think the new track lights were any different to the old ones!

They are not new, they were just realigned and cleaned and that came direct from the electrician.

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On 5/17/2021 at 3:54 PM, skydog said:

And these signings and facilities are all sanctioned by the same BSPL that berated and threatened SDL & MSDL teams for occasionally needing to use r/r, because it made the sport look bad...

Yes, and quite rightly too...

As it's their job, and their job alone, to make the sport look bad... :D

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On 5/16/2021 at 3:17 PM, Great Central said:

I don't know why people are getting so wound up by all this cheating? It is being done to bring on the youth and "for the good of the sport". 

Martin Widman Wight Warriors

The thing that surprises me here is that people actually seemed to be surprised by rule fiddling, cheating and general bunkum authorised by the BSPL. 

They have, after all, been doing it season after season for decades so we should be entirely used to it.

'Bring on the youth'. By my rough calculation, around one third of those named in NDL teams would not qualify to take part in the league under the conditions indicated in Speedy Star by Jason Pipe.

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16 hours ago, Elmo said:

They are not new, they were just realigned and cleaned and that came direct from the electrician.

Well it's made no difference. It must be a nightmare  for the riders and those near me in the stand were all complaining that they could not see well enough.

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1 hour ago, Barrow Boy 2 said:

Well it's made no difference. It must be a nightmare  for the riders and those near me in the stand were all complaining that they could not see well enough.

I agree it ain’t great for the spectators but an upgrade isn’t cheap apparently. Just need someone to win the lottery I suppose.

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19 hours ago, Elmo said:

They are not new, they were just realigned and cleaned and that came direct from the electrician.

I can assure you that some of the bulbs have been replaced with higher rated ones as well as other ones being cleaned and realigned to be more on the track. The light levels were measured before and after with a lux meter and there was some definite improvement 

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37 minutes ago, flagrag said:

I can assure you that some of the bulbs have been replaced with higher rated ones as well as other ones being cleaned and realigned to be more on the track. The light levels were measured before and after with a lux meter and there was some definite improvement 

A slight improvement on the track I was told by someone involved.

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16 hours ago, flagrag said:

I can assure you that some of the bulbs have been replaced with higher rated ones as well as other ones being cleaned and realigned to be more on the track. The light levels were measured before and after with a lux meter and there was some definite improvement 

Pardon the pun but I just don't see it. The lights are doing no good whatsoever. There are not enough of them and some of them are much too high to be of any use.

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On 5/16/2021 at 12:39 PM, PotteringAround said:

You mean just as Leicester "haven't"?

Leicester haven't followed the rules and plugged the gap.  They've cheated and are illegally using the R/R facility.  

The NDL should put someone in place to police the rules and guard against such cheating.   They could call him "NDL co-ordinator" or something like that.  

RR facilities are granted by the rule makers themselves … being the SCB…. so it obviously is within the rules…. otherwise it would not have been granted

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On 5/22/2021 at 12:07 PM, peckover said:

RR facilities are granted by the rule makers themselves … being the SCB…. so it obviously is within the rules…. otherwise it would not have been granted

Not in the rule book and the league co- ordinater was , allegedly, not consulted , the powers that be simply stated ‘ it is in the best interests of the sport ‘ which is the mafias get out clause for everything they want to do.

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2 hours ago, Ringitsneck said:

Not in the rule book and the league co- ordinater was , allegedly, not consulted , the powers that be simply stated ‘ it is in the best interests of the sport ‘ which is the mafias get out clause for everything they want to do.

Why would they consult him ? He’s just there for fixtures and stuff. Although I imagine they’ll start calling on him when they can’t fill spaces because of the woefully low points limit 

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9 minutes ago, TMW said:

Why would they consult him ? He’s just there for fixtures and stuff. Although I imagine they’ll start calling on him when they can’t fill spaces because of the woefully low points limit 

What's the point of a league coordinator he should be involved as make decisions

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48 minutes ago, Binman said:

What's the point of a league coordinator he should be involved as make decisions

Because that’s what a ‘coordinator’ does they make sure things ‘come together’ with in a set of Parameters. They don’t decide ‘how things’ come together. That’s a higher pay grade if it was a paid role !   

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34 minutes ago, TMW said:

Because that’s what a ‘coordinator’ does they make sure things ‘come together’ with in a set of Parameters. They don’t decide ‘how things’ come together. That’s a higher pay grade if it was a paid role !   

Parameters that's the one our league coordinator is more than capable of making any independent decisions

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19 hours ago, Ringitsneck said:

Not in the rule book and the league co- ordinater was , allegedly, not consulted , the powers that be simply stated ‘ it is in the best interests of the sport ‘ which is the mafias get out clause for everything they want to do.

Yes it is in the Rule Book on the SCB Website

Rule 013.6 NDL Facilities (Supplementary Regulations v2 2021)

ii. A missing rider, 2 to 5 by MA, either RR or an unattached rider. 

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And if you look, there was RR used in the Premiership and Championship last week in 4 other Teams first meetings of the season too

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On 5/24/2021 at 9:13 AM, peckover said:

Yes it is in the Rule Book on the SCB Website

Rule 013.6 NDL Facilities (Supplementary Regulations v2 2021)

ii. A missing rider, 2 to 5 by MA, either RR or an unattached rider. 

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And if you look, there was RR used in the Premiership and Championship last week in 4 other Teams first meetings of the season too

May aswell just throw the rule book out then, in the interests of the sport ! As if that rule can be broken then why not others. 

 

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1 hour ago, TMW said:

May aswell just throw the rule book out then, in the interests of the sport ! As if that rule can be broken then why not others. 

 

.................but the point is, whether you like the rule or not, as that's the rule it ain't been broken at all................ as shown as granted to 5 teams for their first meetings

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36 minutes ago, peckover said:

.................but the point is, whether you like the rule or not, as that's the rule it ain't been broken at all................ as shown as granted to 5 teams for their first meetings

RR is allowed but its "normally" not allowed when a rider hasn't ridden for that particular club otherwise a rider with no intention of riding could sign and then the team could utilise RR all season long. The rule has been broken its just been broken across multiple leagues....does that make it any better?

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On 5/24/2021 at 9:13 AM, peckover said:

Yes it is in the Rule Book on the SCB Website

Rule 013.6 NDL Facilities (Supplementary Regulations v2 2021)

ii. A missing rider, 2 to 5 by MA, either RR or an unattached rider. 

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And if you look, there was RR used in the Premiership and Championship last week in 4 other Teams first meetings of the season too

See also the following regulation, noting 010.5.p with reference to Leicester's team line-up (Jamie Halder was not in Leicester's final team declaration for 2019).

010.5 FACILITIES
No facility is permitted to replace a rider, who although included in a redeclaration
has not made an appearance for that team since being redeclared.
A team may utilise a facility to cover the absence of a rider(s) who is: -
a) FIM World Speedway Championship and FIM World Long Track
duty
b) FIM Speedway of Nations duty
c) FIME Speedway European Championship duty
d) FIME U21 Championship duty
e) engaged elsewhere at a BSPA shared or purchased meeting
f) recalled in accordance with the FIM ISLB regulations
g) injured whilst speedway racing, within 48 hours of the injury
occurring. If no evidence is available, a Medical Certificate must
be sent to the SCB; failure to do so will result in the mandatory
suspension of the riders SCB Registration for the next home
fixture. The Directors cannot overrule the suspension
h) sick or carrying a non-speedway injury, the rider must immediately
inform the SCB and their club. A Medical Certificate must be
supplied to the SCB within 48 hours of the sickness/injury
occurring in which case the rider will receive a mandatory 7 days
suspension of his SCB Registration from the day of the first
meeting missed
i) suspended by the FIM, ACU, SCB or riders FMN
j) in dispute with his club, provided that the circumstances have been
accepted by the BSPA Directors who will determine the facility and
period of the riders inactivity
k) retiring during the current season a facility will be granted for a
period of 28 days. After which the team must re-apply for a further
28 day facility outlining the steps they have taken to find a
replacement. An extension up to 28 days may be granted at the
BSPA Directors discretion. In these circumstances a rider cannot return to ride for any club
within 28 days, effective from the date of notification to the SCB
l) a Championship rider who’s own FMN does not have a current
agreement with the BSPA and is competing in another FMN’s
National, League or Open Meeting. This will result in the riders
SCB Registration being suspended for one (1) season and the
riders team will be automatically granted a facility for a maximum
period of 28 days, after which that team must re-declare
m) awaiting medical clearance for the riders FMN
n) NDL only: absent for any other reason - applicable to riders 18
years old and under, providing 3 days’ notice is given
o) a rider with an assessed MA
p) has been approved in a teams declared 1-7 at the start of the
season, a 28 day facility may be granted at the BSPA Directors
discretion. In the NDL this only applies if the rider was in that
teams 1-7 at the close of the previous season.

 

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