SpeedwayAce

First visit to Rye House yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed the event. Great set-up at the stadium. Yes there were a few falls and delays but come on let's support our stars of tomorrow. There was some good racing and the lads were giving it their best efforts, and watching the other races in between their own rides to see how the track was going. Nice gesture by Ashley to give Jason a ride back to the pits after coming off his bike in the run off. Went to the RICO meeting on Friday and the Rye House meeting yesterday, wouldn't be fair to compare the difference between the two meetings, but all credit to our young National league lads for their efforts.

Wouldn't like to have to sort the repercussions from this one out. The biggest losers to me are the fans, they have been cheated out of a meeting. The options the organisers could have used have already been mentioned above but the whole team has been penalised for circumstances outside their control along with the fans. This sounds like the authorities adhering to the rules for speedway without any dispensation for common sense.

I've got to go for Bomber as the only Brit in the pack - his performance at Copenhagen was the sort of riding he can turn out, so fingers crossed his form is top notch for the remainder of the GP meetings. Chris Holder seemed to be in a determined mood so I think he will be up there as well.

Thanks for the replies. Think it will be a week of watching the weather - again!

Just wondered if the museum would be open in the Sunday 17 June. Planning on going to Berwick on Saturday for the GP Qualifier and then on to Glasgow for their fixture on Sunday. Would be great to spend a couple of hours there on the Sunday morning as we will be travelling via Edinburgh. I know the above post mentions July but there may be a few fans in the area looking for a way to pass the time on this coming Sunday.

Hi, thinking of making the trip up to Berwick for this one. Not sure what he weather forecast will be for the weekend, but not expecting any great improvement. I've looked on the various websites but can't see any mention of when the meeting will be re-run if rained off. Is anyone aware of when it might be?

ManchesterPaul, a belated thanks for the proggy. You are a gem producing this, I like the format which you produce the programmes in and I also take advantage of your GP programmes for each meeting. There are some good people on this forum who I find help increase my enjoyment with their local knowledge and updates. Thanks to you all for your time and effort.