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Commonwealth Riders in the NDL


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Had Ivan Mauger, Barry Briggs, Ronnie Moore or Jason Doyle not ventured to the UK to further their career aspirations, then potentially we would never have witnessed some of our speedway greats.

At present speedway in the UK is in turmoil and struggling financially and a dire shortage of NDL riders capable of being competitive.

What we do not need is every NDL filled to the brim with riders sliding down the scale into the teams, but yes realistically every team needs a level of experience to help and steer the youngsters.

So after our Premier League was stripped of stars by Poland`s dictatorship why can we not help develop riders from the Commonwealth and give them opportunities.

Surely the likes of Jacob Hook, James Pearson and George Congreve could be given the green light to ride in the NDL.

However convoluted it maybe, Connor Bailey is riding, so good for him to have a team place and hopefully progression to higher levels through the NDL experience.

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1 hour ago, Chris116 said:

So Schroek screwed up the old NL and then did a similar job on the Rye House team in the last years of racing at Hoddesdon.

not so sure he had much doing in that

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