Workington 2025

[szkocjasid]

23 minutes ago, Woke23 said:

Wasn't 2022 a much stronger league though?

If it was, it means Hook's first season is even more impressive than Leibmann's.

With the weaker leagues, you'd expect riders to put a little in their average each season, but Hook's done more than that.

[Bomber75]

On 12/9/2024 at 5:24 PM, szkocjasid said:

Agree they look good at home, Batchelor (8.96), Zischke (9.38) & Vuolas (8.74) is a tremendous heat leader trio at home. Will certainly be much stronger at reserve. Not sure if say the team is stronger than this years with Cook & Vissing, replaced by Bowes & Etheridge in the top 5, I don't think the increased reserve strength cancels that out.

But the league is weaker than last year, with play-off rivals Poole Oxford & Scunthorpe all weakening, so that's not a dig at the Workington team.

I think Craig Cook and Paul Stark will be missed. Vissing has never turned in the performances I was expecting unfortunately I think he is probably bound for Edinburgh, although  Poole and Plymouth arent complete yet

[Fromafar]

1 hour ago, Bomber75 said:

I think Craig Cook and Paul Stark will be missed. Vissing has never turned in the performances I was expecting unfortunately I think he is probably bound for Edinburgh, although  Poole and Plymouth arent complete yet

Don’t think Vissing will be at Edinburgh,can’t ride the track when he was a Momarch.Desparation if he is IMO.

[Arthur54]

7 hours ago, Bomber75 said:

I think Craig Cook and Paul Stark will be missed. Vissing has never turned in the performances I was expecting unfortunately I think he is probably bound for Edinburgh, although  Poole and Plymouth arent complete yet

He's hardly coming to Poole unless he has a 2.90 average