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4 hours ago, 1 valve said:

So most probably a good thing not many folk there to watch it! 

i thought the crowd wasn't much different from some of last seasons meetings. its not like snooker where the surface is exactly the same every time, thats why its not as boring. also surfaces like that are a big learning curve for the younger riders. like i said before its better watching live your eyes can look where you want not where the camera goes.. i enjoyed a few of races so i feel i got my moneys worth. good god people want to live in a perfect world, clue it doesn't exist. get over it.:drink:

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10 hours ago, iainb said:

We all know that if you ask the riders for their opinions on a track on any given night you'll get 14 different opinions. Some leave their brains in the toolbox and will just go for it and others will, understandably, have concerns, especially if they've had big injuries in the past. On tricky tracks some will have career best performances, I remember Lol Hare going through the card at Cov many years ago scoring an 18 point maximum on a well dodgy track, I don't think he ever scored as well again!

 

That was some performance !  1999 Lol actually scored 15, only really backed up by Todd Wiltshire,  For the Bees Greg Hancock also scored 15  in the 34-54 Oxford win   Good times !!

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5 minutes ago, speedway102285 said:

That was some performance !  1999 Lol actually scored 15, only really backed up by Todd Wiltshire,  For the Bees Greg Hancock also scored 15  in the 34-54 Oxford win   Good times !!

Was it 15, it was some performance! I seem to remember that they bladed the track and there was a huge berm round the outside that Lol kept putting his back wheel in... good times indeed!

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1 minute ago, iainb said:

Was it 15, it was some performance! I seem to remember that they bladed the track and there was a huge berm round the outside that Lol kept putting his back wheel in... good times indeed!

Dead right      Wasnt afraid to attack it !!   Remember it was bloody cold as well ........

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After all the rain the track was bound to be grippy and that does produce processional racing.  However, the Met Office forecast was for no further rain until 10pm so therfore,  no good reason to call it off. 

As I have witnessed on many occasions, the drainage at the NSS is exceptional and if the forecast had been correct the track would have been fine after the first few races. 

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