Poole 2025

[Youhave2minutes]

He ain’t finished yet

[foreverblue]

2 hours ago, Youhave2minutes said:

How many other riders are going to get injured on the way though

Riders make mistakes and get injured, sometimes their fault, sometimes not, its a dangerous sport. Foord will be better with more experience. 

[Youhave2minutes]

1 minute ago, foreverblue said:

Riders make mistakes and get injured, sometimes their fault, sometimes not, it’s a dangerous sport. Foord will be better with more experience. 

Hope he learns quickly

Edited 2 hours ago by Youhave2minutes

[Ghosty]

On 11/23/2024 at 12:06 PM, ASpeedwayfan said:

If it was Howarth instead of Kerr. With 4.81 left maybe that leaves a door open for Hagon to return on a 4.73? 
 

I would welcome Sam back with open arms. Yes he tailed off hugely last year but so much potential in him and started last year on fire. He’s also in Australia over winter which will help him no doubt 

Sam's problem was that the "highly rated" Tobias had such a poor start to the season that Sam was promoted up from reserve before he was ready. It's worth remembering the better scores from Tobias came from riding in a reserve position.

[szkocjasid]

1 hour ago, Ghosty said:

Sam's problem was that the "highly rated" Tobias had such a poor start to the season that Sam was promoted up from reserve before he was ready. It's worth remembering the better scores from Tobias came from riding in a reserve position.

Not sure I'd agree with that philosophy, Hagon got his average as high as 5.18 this season, wether you think Thomsen should have kept him at reserve for longer or not, if a rider is capable of that figure they have to expect to move up into the team.

Some riders make the step up to the top 5 easier than others, Hagon obviously found it harder than might have been expected.