A lot of GPs are gate and go, and the all the riders turn up and just have to get on and deal with it.  

I’m referring to genuine overtaking during a race. If you want to count someone correcting a poor gate and selecting the wrong line as a pass within the first half lap, then be my guest. To be quite frank, there’s a lot to be debated here, but your comment is downright unintelligent. Don’t quote me again.

Oh, that's all right then. The end justifies the means? And I accept my description that this was a televised event wasn't strictly correct. But if I was considering offering a TV contract to any part of British Speedway, this is a meeting I might well have made a point of watching. A potentially exciting match up of two top teams. If anyone thinks that this was a good advert for the sport and therefore worth putting money into, I'm afraid I don't agree. 

He didn’t like the track.When he didn’t gate he didn’t win , when he did he got passed by Rowe out of 1st bend think a little bit of frustration and small amount of sour grapes that the track was not set up for him and Tigers passing🤔👎

Rewatched the stream this morning hoping for a different outcome but unfortunately the result was the same.

We shouldn’t need a centralised track preparation protocol, but Poole are forcing the sport’s hand. Home track advantage is one thing; it’s inevitable through regular racing, but what we saw last night was racing prevention. An utterly dreadful advert for a sport that is dying a slow death and the worst thing? It’s intentional.