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Should have got the BSN series finished months ago. It's normally the same teams in the later stages of competitions, so spreading the finals out makes sense to me.

Small home win for Belle Vue tonight 48-42 . Cannot see Brad Kruz or Danny Bewdley risking too much with an " SGP" coming up. Weather wil upset the second leg - as always in the p.offs.

Wishing you a speedy recovery.

49-41 I reckon. looking forward to it!

Full Teams and a good match in prospect ..rare for uk Speedway

Any more news mate?

Oxford have managed 30 including the SRBF meeting between 23rd March and 25th August. The only home league fixture outstanding is against Leicester lwhich had been scheduled for last Thursday since fixtures released which was cancelled due to a waterlogged track.

Who can predict British Weather.British Speedway has ran in Oct for at least the last 60 years. Don’t know how they managed when there was 30- 40 Teams in the League.Just pure organisation all round.IMO

If done correctly [i.e. logically] then remove Coops points and promote the riders behind and Kent lose 11 points while Birmingham gain nine. I make that Kent 43 Birmingham 44. Of course if ht 14 had been called correctly it would be 44-43 to Kent.

Obviously, too much. I won’t be disappointed again.

It's not advice. I'm just not sure what you were expecting.

Confirmed teams from around 5.30pm UK time live updates from 6pm https://ta.svemo.se/Public/Pages/Competition/DrivingSchedule/CompetitionLiveResult.aspx?Branch=Speedway&Columns=CompetitionInfo,Branch,Name,Organizer,FromDateShort,LiveResult&DateFilter=TODAY&pagesize=10&IsArrangeable=true &ShowSearch=true&Style=SvemoWebsite&CompetitionId=17344

Even when they adjust the score, we still lost.

Brave choice. Hasn’t been to Poole yet. Also even they didn't have much choice than to ride Tuesday, weather wise better forecast than Weds atm!

Best wishes on a speedy recovery Aries.

SCB STATEMENT: KENT v BIRMINGHAM (SEPT 7) Monday, September 8, 2025 ON Monday 8th September the Speedway Control Bureau investigated the reasons why Vinnie Foord did not ride for Kent at their home NDT fixture versus Birmingham on Sunday 7th September when the original fixture that Mr Foord was meant to be riding in on the 7th Workington v Berwick in the Cab Direct Championship had been postponed some 15 hours previously. It was stated that Mr Foord who currently cannot drive himself and is based in Scotland has no means of transport to arrive at Kent in time for the 12pm start time. The SCB Referee at the Kent fixture had been informed that Mr Foord was unavailable for this fixture and having consulted the SCB had at that time had correctly allowed a facility, however on further investigation this should not have been authorised and the score of the guest for Cooper Rushen will be deleted from the meeting result. The meeting result will now be amended to – Kent 39 – Birmingham 35

Oh dear, sounds bad. If you have a replacement hip then if my experience is anything to go by, after about 7-9 weeks you won't even notice it's a false one. Best wishes.

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Potentially. Will probably only be BSN final looking at fixture list or maybe playoff SF if it got called off tomorrow.

I pretty much agree... To keep it competitive I'd say Ipswich need... 9 or 10 from their reserves 18 or 19 from Emil & Doyle 11 or 12 from Brennan/King/Thompson I reckon a total of 39 or 40 should lead to a terrific 2nd leg...

Oh my goodness! Very best wishes for a full recovery - once they get you moving, make sure you follow all the physio 👍

Will stay home in the future. I accept your advice.

It is a development league. Riders need time to develop. The riders you saw are developing and can only get better by being given and taking their chances when they come. Yesterday you didn't see 4 birmingham riders because of various reasons (injury grasstrack working etc). I believe the riders you refer to , were due to guest for Kent last week at Plymouth until it rained. I'm afraid if you want to see the finished article, you were at the wrong meeting.

No sh!t Sherlock.

But the point is … the weather. Criticise the BSPA/L and/or TNT Sports as much as you want, but if the weather intervenes there’s not much to be done - except criticise them for forcing the match to go ahead in poor conditions, as happened with Sky and BT Sport (and Sky walked away from their contract, while BT, after rescuing the coverage, weren’t interested in renewing).