FAST GATER

I think his GP days are numbered but I thought he would continue to be a force in the Polish league for the next couple of years ,maybe those injuries are starting to catch up with him .

There is no doubt that the crimes Jason committed were appaulling to say the least but what chance has he of putting things right if society won't give him anopportunity to do so .He has served the sentence given him and the stigma will always be there for the rest of his life .I was just as shocked as everyone else when the details of his actions became public knowledge but I do think that he should be given an opportunityto demonstrate his rehabilitation( whether that be in s/way or any other form of employment) and make some positive contrubutions to society which will allow people to ultimately" possibly" forgive but not forget his transgressions.

I think it's "hats off " to Scotty the oldest rider in British S/way still being a force to reckon with ,not just there to make up the numbers !

RIP Graham who was also a former Elle Port Gunners rider always gave 100%

Vastly underrated rider IMO still a force to be reckoned with on his day !

Sorry can't agree with that at all I've never seen such a magician on s/way bike I always thought Mauger was the best but IMO Bart will become the GOAT !

That's a perfect summation !

IMO he would win whatever the scoring system !

Imo Doyle will be around for few years to come his GP days may be coming to an end but with regards the UK he is one of the top performers and has loyally ridden here consistently for many years . Whilst I am not a particular fan I do appreciate he is a points machine especially in the British league and I am sure any team would welcome him with open arms .

I think Dave Parry deserves a mention what wonderful supporter of the sport and Wolves in particular he has been, there are not many like him !

Think it would create more interest than the main event a real treat for everyone if that happened hope the night goes well and the weather is kind to you ,I for one think the loss of Mon/Green is a sad day for the sport .

On a personal note I would have love to have seen PK do the last ever laps at Monmore, like Mauger did at Exeter PK has been great servant to the club and the British league for decades .

Wiggy probably made more money on L/track riding in Europe on grasstrack as well ,think the same can be said for Kelvin Tatum a bad injury early on plus racing L/track effected his S/way career but not his bank balance I suspect .

IMO these riders( both have been WC there is no doubting their ability ) are not what I want to see in the sport and I hope that the next generation move on from this type of riding I am not against robust actions but don't like the fact these riders trade on fear , I often think riders who adopt this attitude are making up for a lack of skill /ability to some extent . The sport is dangerous enough without riders almost deliberately setting out fence another rider ,there are always going to be occasions when mistakes are made riders knock others off but not just because they won't allow another rider past there is blocking and there are deliberate actions that can lead to carnage plus serious career ending injury . It seems ironic that both of the above riders have had a number of serious injuries during their careers ,I just wonder how many they would of had if they had not adopted this IMO overly aggresssive riding style and how many WC titles NP would have won .

Unfortunately for them all Bart is only 28yrs old and may well still improve barring injury he could be around for at least 5 more yrs plus at this level .