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Poole ride their luck again, with another side turning up with a guest and a missing reserve. Easy win tonight for Pool - the home fans wll be happy, they dont like close meetings .

Qualifying should be on TNT 5 as well as discovery+

If only that sort of analysis was used in TV coverage to explain why riders struggle at different types of tracks!

I would be disappointed to have JT for Edwards, he is nowhere near as good and not the best option either, Barker has scored better and always seems to revel in winning races against Poole so he would be my pick. Redcar are unfortunate as it looks like Edwards maybe missing for a while and Birmingham have already replaced him with Hagon which weakens Birmingham too.

Listening to Phil Morris on the NBNF podcast... it sounds like there's a CPO planned/ going through?

If anyone is still looking for tickets, there's some for Friday and Saturday come available in the main grandstand. (I'm told some people have upgraded to Corporate which has made a few grandstand tickets available on either nights)

From what I’ve seen of Hagon this season he likes a bit of dirt around the outside, he enters the corner fast, drifts across till he hits the dirt and relies on that outside line to pull him out of the corner, pretty much everything Perry Barr doesn’t have, he isn’t the worst rider we could of had but in a struggling team I can’t see enough points from him to make our task any easier, anyway good luck Sam hope you prove me wrong

Great to see Dan get a wildcard as I didn't think he'd get one, he definitely deserves to be in the field as he's been riding fantastically. Do feel for those who didn't win the ballot in Glasgow as none of them got in the field, especially when Bednar got in after finishing tied 6th in his qualifier.

Yes that’s how I see it too.

Line-ups declared Oxford 1. C Wright 2. M Janowski 3. C Cook 4. R Tungate 5. E Riss 6. P Kildemand 7. L Killeen King’s Lynn 1. R Lawson 2. K Howarth (G) 3. N Klindt 4. N K Iversen 5. C Harris 6. J Kvech 7. J Scott Still sticking to by my guns that it should be a narrow Stars win.

Yes maybe r/r would work at home possibly but I still doubt it would be the best option considering the reserves Redcar have, it has to be a guest maybe Barker would be the best option.

I think with our full 1-7,we could have gone really close, if not taken a win, but with the changes, 50-40 to Poole.

Dan Thompson given a wild card for the SGP2 under 21 world championship. First round begins July 4th..

Good point. As long as the guest is better than Jake Mulford, makes sense to use a guest. If they were looking at a 4.00 rider due to unavailability, then I'd go the r/r option.

You say that but Jason got 12 at Poole last time he was there for Redcar and was the main reason they nearly won! But with the top 3 Redcar have this season Joe only needs to be getting third places to back up the HL. Hoping Wright has kept his best bikes for Fri/Sat Will be close though, 4-6 points either way.

If this ends up being a gate and go I never want to hear another negative comment on this forum for any other meeting haha

Joe T is a able replacement for Edwards, he’s scored paid 6 and paid 7 from his 2 meetings at Poole this year already, if he does that then I’m sure that’s roughly what you’d expect from Edwards. If the Redcar big 3 can score big they could keep this close, but if Starke and Ritchings ride like they have been at home then the pirates should have enough to win and maybe sneak 50

Not one that fills me with optimism but who else is out there I suppose

It's a bit silly as to why they can't just guest imo.They start on a 3 basically like all rising stars anyway,regardless of what average they achieve in the Championship.

Sam Hagon replaces Jason Edwards

FULL FIM SPEEDWAY UNDER-21 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (SGP2) LINE-UP IN FIM RANKING ORDER WITH RIDER NUMBERS: 999. Mathias Pollestad (Norway) 37. Norick Blodorn (Germany) 97. Mikkel Andersen (Denmark) 505. Wiktor Przyjemski (Poland) 785. Nazar Parnitskyi (Ukraine) 72. Jake Mulford (Great Britain) 545. William Drejer (Denmark) 802. Kevin Malkiewicz (Poland) 310. Jan Przanowski (Poland) 226. Anze Grmek (Slovenia) 305. Antoni Mencel (Poland) 43. Casper Henriksson (Sweden) 27. Mitchell McDiarmid (Australia) 79. Adam Bubba Bednar (Czechia) 237. Dan Thompson (Great Britain) SUBSTITUTES 108. Villads Nagel (Denmark) 150. Sammy van Dyck (Sweden) 131. Tate Zischke (Australia) 609. Sebastian Kossler (Austria) 23. Nikita Kaulins (Latvia)

School exam

Oh well,has there been an explanation for Scotts no show?

No, no, no, no!! You don’t sit down riders like PC, Mort, Smith, Screen, Loram, Bewley etc and tell them to learn to gate better. You sit the promoters down and demand that they provide race tracks that allows this type of rider to RACE on.