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Well if referees were quicker with the 2 mins and riders had to be at the gate and ready to start in that time, start marshal's were 'empowered' to be more strict with riders ignoring them when called in to start and riders anticipating that start did not lead to a re-start with re-fuelling, etc.. then curfews would become academic as a meeting would be run in the vast majority of cases well within the two hours... Also hi Bob haven't seen you for years!

In football Liverpool have certainly lowered their standards

PREMIERSHIP: Belle Vue - 58.18 Dan Bewley (26 August 2019) Ipswich - 55.4 Niels-Kristian Iversen (5 September 2019) King's Lynn - 57.60 Nicki Pedersen (11 September 2002) King's Lynn [National League] - 59.50 Robert Lambert (19 June 2013) Peterborough - 57.3 Danny King (23 June 2019) & Tyron Proctor (15 July 2019) Peterborough [Conference League] - 63.4 Joe Cook (6 April 2003) Sheffield - 59.1 Ricky Ashworth (14 October 2010) Sheffield [Conference League] - 61.9 Trevor Harding (22 July 2002) Wolverhampton - 52.69 Niels-Kristian Iversen (29 August 2016) Wolverhampton (Raced as Cradley Heath) [National League] - 54.69 Josh Bates (9 August 2016) CHAMPIONSHIP Berwick - 62.8 Craig Cook (15 August 2015) Birmingham - 56.6 Jason Lyons (25 June 2008) & Kevin Doolan (2 July 2008) Birmingham [National League] - 58.6 Lee Smart (22 September 2010) Eastbourne - 57.0 Edward Kennett (27 July 2019) & Chris Harris (27 July 2019) Edinburgh - 54.0 Craig Cook (14 August 2015) Glasgow - 55.99 Tai Woffinden (4 August 2018) & Craig Cook (23 July 2019) Kent - Championship record yet to be set. Leicester - 59.94 Josh Bates (23 March 2019) Newcastle - 61.0 Kenni Larsen (24 October 2010) Plymouth - 48.12 Craig Cook (25 July 2015) Plymouth [National League] - 49.56 Ellis Perks (27 July 2018) :Poole - 56.91 Antonio Lindback (14 June 2006) THIS IS AT PREMIERSHIP LEVEL Redcar - 52.2 Chris Harris (22 October 2009) Redcar [National League] - 54.9 Darcy Ward (25 September 2008) Scunthorpe - 55.18 Nicolai Klindt (5 September 2014) Scunthorpe [National League] - 56.65 Ashley Birks (14 October 2011) NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE Armadale - 57.3 William Lawson (14 October 2005) Belle Vue - 60.10 Dan Bewley (19 July 2017) Berwick - NDL record yet to be set. Eastbourne - 57.1 Adam Ellis (24 September 2016 & 7 October 2016) Kent - 56.1 Adam Ellis (30 September 2016) Leicester - 61.66 Ellis Perks (31 August 2019) Mildenhall - 49.68 Steve Boxall (14 July 2013) Newcastle - 64.6 William Lawson (16 May 2004) OPEN LEAGUE TRACKS Isle of Wight - 66.1 Stefan Nielsen (13 April 2017) Iwade (Sittingbourne) - 58.0 Paul Hurry (Date Unknown) Lydd - 51.2 Aaron Jackson (26 July 2020) SOME DEFUNCT TRACKS Bournemouth - 60.25 Jay Herne (24 September 2009) Buxton - 52.9 James Wright (27 June 2004) Cleveland - 54.2 Tai Woffinden (2 August 2007) Coventry - 57.6 Chris Harris (22 May 2009) Coventry [National League] - 60.6 Adam Ellis (14 August 2016) Cradley Heath - 60.7 Hans Nielsen (18 July 1990) Exeter - 64.6 Mikael Max (24 August 2003) Halifax - 61.6 Michael Lee (Date Unknown) Hull - 64.4 Magnus Karlsson (30 June 2004) Lakeside - 56.8 Andreas Jonsson (30 May 2018) London - 60.6 Jason Crump (1996) Middlesbrough - 60.4 Joe Screen (1996) & Peter Karlsson (1996) Newport - 57.34 Charlie Gjedde (31 August 2011) Newport [National League] - 59.04 Todd Kurtz (17 April 2011) Norfolk - 64.2 Steve Bishop (30 August 1998) & Oliver Allen (19 September 1998) Northside - 50.1 Josh Bates (17 June 2012) Oxford - 56.2 Hans Nielsen (13 October 1988) Reading - 58.1 Per Jonsson (12 October 1987) Rye House - 54.7 Robert Lambert (1 August 2015) Rye House [National League] - 56.4 Tai Woffinden (27 July 2007] Scottish Monarchs - 62.9 Greg Hancock (1996) Skegness - 65.4 Jason McKenna (7 June 1998) Somerset - 55.12 Rory Schlein (17 July 2019) Somerset [Conference League] - 57.4 Richard Juul (6 October 2000) Stoke - 60.5 Tyron Proctor (8 August 2009) & Steve Johnston (26 September 2009) Stoke (National League] - 62.0 Andrew Tully (29 August 2007) Swindon - 60.30 Jason Doyle (11 July 2019) Swindon (National Trophy) - 67.66 Zach Wajtknecht (25 May 2017] Trelawny - 53.10 Emiliano Sanchez (20 August 2002) Weymouth - 50.9 Tim Webster (8 August 2009) Wimbledon - 56.4 Nathan Simpson & Henrik Gustafsson (Dates Unknown) Wimbledon [Conference League] - 59.5 Wayne Barrett (18 July 2002) Workington - 60.9 Craig Cook (12 August 2017)

the way i read it it may only be all ticket up to june 21 if johnson road map is correct ?

Rides Armadale well also would strengthen them.

I would tend to agree with this scenario as probable issues with Klindt & possibly others flying in & out of the country on higher than normal air fares plus the covid restrictions could mean places become available in the Premiership.

The toilet situation is certainly relevant at Monmore Green I'd imagine alternative facilties will need to be provided

Revised fixture list here Schema BAUHAUS-ligan 2021

Go on surprise me “Trees” ..... soap is now available in the toilets at Saddlebow Road.....and there is more than one entrance to the race bowl from the field used as a car park ?

Of all the many problems with British speedway time wasting would be top of most fans list and it's easy to sort out

There's one with Ole Olsen around the same time, too, where you can literally see him waving a couple of Danes past on the last lap.

You haven't been to speedway for a few years have you?

Talking of shortened tracks, I asked former Brummies promoter Joe Thurley back in 2007 why the old Ladbroke Stadium, Perry Barr track was shortened from 350 yards to 330 in 1974. His reply was that it wasn't shortened, they'd just measured it properly!

Yea as far as I'm aware, I'm on bt broadband only and watch Moto GP and speedway gp thro the bt app on my tablet, just need to put your bt login details, the same ones as for getting your bill online

Ellis Perks has suddenly become very much in demand and it looks like his mind may be changed about riding again. However the current favourites to sign him appear to be a more Northern team than Redcar as they have a major sponsor prepared to finance the deal and cost of equipment and they would be saving more over the year not paying airfares for an overseas rider

I'm with bt broadband but cancelled the sport because it went up from £6 to £10. I watched it thru the sky platform but I've also cancelled sky now. However, I'm still with bt for my broadband so can I watch it on my Amazon fire or a lap top thru an app?

Bt phone/broadband give you access to bt sport via an app, I watch it on my tablet, also saw an advert for by broadband at £24.99 which seams a good price

If you're current contract is coming to an end, the time now, is to do your research and then say to TalkTalk,, if you're happy with their service, as i'm a valued customer do me a deal, I'm pretty sure a lot of providers allow you to subscribe/unsubscribe to certain channels via the website

think there could be a couple of clubs changing riders before the season starts if there riders can’t make it over here

But you want him to pay above the odds to get a rider who said he wasn’t interested in coming over ? That would be a fine example for the Chairmen to set when he’s telling everybody else to cut costs.

It was Hickmott! You realise that was 41 years ago? That was when Johnsy scored 16+1 at Hyde Rd, and beat PC three times...

£15 for National League. Steep imo

I have had a heart attack (20 years)..and Sepsis (3 years)...believe me the 2nd was loads worse than the former....I wish Tomek well

Have to agree. By far my favourite threads are those on years gone by, reminiscing/debating about favourite speedway eras (80s for me) and the great- and not so great- riders from those times.

needs a good pits staff to get things moving along and known times for track grading and intervals. At Birmingham we achieved that and ran a slick presentation , had 10 min interval time for the kids to come out and have activities , ran MSDL 6 heats plus 125cc demos after heat 2, 4 and 6 and even had time for practice if we finished before the 10pm curfew . Just needs organisation and the right people in the jobs .