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AI is not accurate or verified, just reports what's on other online sites, as you've just proved.
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What will 2026 UK speedway bring?
Ben91 replied to Lionsman66's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
If done correctly then absolutely. On the basis of a league with 14 teams you could race home and away against everyone once, then another round of six fixtures against the sides in your north/south conference. Makes for 19 home meetings per team, plenty of speedway. Points count in your north/south conference and then there are play offs to decide overall champions at the end. Either top of each region over two legs or the top two from each region qualify with semi finals. Not necessarily what Iโd like to happen but an option. - Today
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Workington v Berwick 27/09/25 3 pm.
soupy replied to topaz325's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
See it is r~r for Bowes tomorrow and means Tate can have a extra ride as he is one above in the averages.Hope the weather plays ball. -
Exactly Arthur good point, can't see him being anywhere else but it's certainly possible
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Interestingly I did a google search to confirm SWC is 29th August 2026, and AI corrected me and stated it was 27th September 2026.
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Specially if it does go too one league, with Richard currently doubling up, his earnings could potentially be cut in half
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Why did you think that's funny blue? most sportsman in any sport follow the money,and in speedway now there's no legal reasons to stop riders moving around
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Obviously lawson happy at poole but I'm sure if poland offered him ยฃ800 a point and not ride uk he'd be off
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What will 2026 UK speedway bring?
SteveLyric2 replied to Lionsman66's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
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What will 2026 UK speedway bring?
Lord Skid replied to Lionsman66's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Everything has been tried and failed, there will always be someone chasing the big plastic trophy every year, who's happy to exploit every loophole in the Rulebook, no matter what the cost. -
Just to echo what a few others have said, no one wants any track to close even if that track was seen as a rival, the sport is only as strong as the clubs in it, the more that go, the more chance your own club could fall. I have seen three clubs that I used to attend on a regular or semi regular basis go, Arena Essex, Rye House and Hackney, not been to a meeting since 2018 when Arena went but still get the star every week and watch the odd match on you tube or the highlights posted on social media, because having followed it from 1988 to 2018, itโs in my blood now, for me personally at its core, four riders sliding around an oval track is classic.
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2025 Torun SON and SON 2
The Cheese replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Tuesday and Wednesday are on TNT Sports 10. -
oh i agree, i worked for BT when i rode and used holiday, i'm just pointing out that i've had these discussions with riders in the past
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Oxford Spires vs Leicester Lions PLR2 25/09/25 19:30
Fullmax replied to IainB's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Congratulations to the Leicester Lions . Winners of the Premier League 2025. They've won more meetings than any other team and lost less meetings than any other team. But this is British speedway at its finest and apparently that counts for nothing. Lets concoct a weird scoring system that seems them finish 3rd , even though the 2 teams above them have an inferior record!! ๐ค -
I think assets for clubs went out the window, must agree though, that Lawson ain't going anywhere, loves it at Poole
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What will 2026 UK speedway bring?
Son of Shaleman replied to Lionsman66's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
North will have too many teams compared with south. Iwade, Poole and Plymouth donโt make a league. They are truly southern. Suppose if you add in the east angles you get to 5 . -
A huge difference between not giving your team everything in a play off semi final as opposed to a nothing end of season filler Was obviously just done as a favour to Sheffield so that they didn't suffer financially from 1) having to secure the stadium as a reserve in case of the need to stage their leg of the play off semi or 2) being fined for not completing their fixtures I agree though that it is far from ideal and would look suspect under scrutiny if the sport was actively pursuing professional integrity and transparency