NeilWatson

The relevant date appears to be 17th May

Discounting the 2019 season which was cut short by injury?

It’s not just you.....

Tom has ridden two seasons in the Championship, the NDL isn't classed as a 'professional league'.

Tom Bacon is a Peterborough asset and graded 4*, Jordan Palin is neither.....

Certainly is! Doh......

Correct, my point is that the conversion factor is 1.6, not 60% as you stated. CL average multiplied by 1.6 to get PL average, PL average divided by 1.6 to get CL average (or whatever the factor is, maybe 1.5) Posted before I read down to THJ's post

The conversion in that case would be 8 * 1.6 = 12.8, (or 8 / 1.6 = 5 CL to PL), however that may be a moot point given THJ’s post above.

If he’s an 8 I agree, if he’s 8.2 with a 1.6 conversion.... Maybe we’ll get the averages and rules soon :-)

If that’s correct it makes a mockery of any conversion factor for doubling-up or down.

Would Wilbur Hancock meet the criteria for a work permit?

It's the last achieved average in either league that's used, converted as necessary

Taken from this article Jason Crump would have started 2020 on an 8.20 average. Bjarne Pedersen's last EL average was 6.91. If the conversion rate is 1.6 the averages convert to 13.12 and 11.06 respectively, if the conversion is 1.5 as mooted on this forum those averages become 12.30 and 10.37. With an overall team average of 39 or 38 points for the top six, and the top two taking up 24.18 or 22.67, that would leave 14.82 or 16.33 for the other four riders. If these figuresare confirmed there will be great pressure on Crump and Pedersen to score big points every meeting.

Bjarne rode in the Elite League for Poole in 2016.

Confirmation from where?