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Woffinden’s low average in 2009 played a large contributory factor in winning the play off as did his appearance in place of Kylmakorpi two years ago. Looking at the starting seven in 2018 it was / is difficult to see where the improvement was likely to occur.

If you discount double uppers there are less than 100 separate riders currently in Premiership and Championship teams. Enough for 13 teams. The writing is on the wall, and has been for years.

R/R for Howarth.

Late fitness decision on Kyle Howarth, R/R if he doe not ride.

Always thought Eddie Ingells was a good rider who we should have seen more of.

Terrible news. Absolute legend, an overused word but wholly deserved in his case. RIP

Some might think the word 'for' is superfluous here.

Meeting preview on the Wolves site does not list either team. Draw your own conclusions.

The Wolves site's preview today comments on how many riders have already put equipment in storage as well as those who have departed the UK.

I would agree normally but apparently Wolves have little or no choice in this, it is simply a case of availability.

Confirmed that Schlein and Howarth are both out injured. Tomorrow Wolves line up as follows: Nick Morris Ricky Wells Scott Nicholls RR Sam Masters Mark Riss Nathan Greaves. No decisions yet on Max Fricke or Craig Cook.

And Rory Schlein has withdrawn after a nasty fall. Possibly a broken wrist. To be confirmed.

Presumably Kyle Howarth will be turning out for Sheffield next Wednesday. Very difficult to get anywhere near excited about this meeting.

Disappointing from a subjective point of view but objectively a positive presentation of speedway for a change. A genuine last heat decider. Many congratulations to Swindon for their victory. A word on Chris Harris, he used three bikes last night all to no effect. It happens.

Agreed. However, Rory as third heat leader sounds good: and Wolves seem to build teams top down. I imagine PA has been impressed so far.