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Yeah I think the message is if clubs are gonna bin you at the drop of a hat, don’t expect the rider to wait around for you.

Haha true, the bias tends to depend on who is winning and losing

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Ben certainly did well on a rough, patchy track. However, wouldn't it be better to prepare a good racing surface and allow your riders to show off their skills? Look at Kemp, Jeppesen and Smith at Glasgow on Friday they were very competitive compared to Saturday night where they appeared to be a bit tentative.

is there enough in here

The mental strength of these riders is incredible, another example is Chris Holder not the rider he was but still a very good rider after a terrible crash that put him in a wheel chair for months and seeing what happened to his best friend, incredible grit.

Has anyone been down to the stadium to spray some WD40 on the pit gate yet ?

its off

Completely agree, he’s actually upped his average this season at Plymouth and was just an unfortunate victim of circumstance. I’d certainly have him in over Smith for the rest of the season based on that and his efforts last night, it’s hardly a big risk, his floor is probably the same as Smiths but his ceiling is higher imo.

Track test in Ostrow at 4.15pm UK time with 1st race scheduled for 15 mins later.

I can almost guarantee that this will not happen. There's a reason they didn't bring him back and that reason was proven right by his actions this season. Also, he doesn't fit. Come August 1st we'd have to drop 2 riders to fit him in, and he isn't worth that.

He will just watch him max out 👍♣️🏆

https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/ipswich/speedway-stars-cleared-of-assault/news-story/1efb7116ab29d12a44b26a0a54c0c62d

I do think Scunthorpe need to keep hold of Harrison but is staying at Scunthorpe good for Harrison? It maybe beneficial for Harrison's career to have a year or two away from Scunthorpe and learn a different track by riding it week in week out. I don't think a rider staying too long at the same track is any good for them as they become one track Ponies like Lambert (could argue he's a no track pony atm).

Well done to everyone who contributed to last night’s Ben Fund collection , a fantastic £1885 was collected

Wasn't his ban for not taking a test? Don't know about the other one. Not sticking up for him at all, but if your comment is fact, then all good.

Careful, you'll be getting accused of Northern bias again soon. 👀😉

Heard a rumour yesterday that Craig Cook could be back in Worky colours.

Hopefully kurtz turns up tomorrow!

He posts alot about things he knows nothing about great reply!

Cheers Ian As Jason said you have to know the rule book. Some do, some don’t!

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BIRMINGHAM: Tobiasz Musielak, Paco Castagna, Jonas Jeppesen, Keynan Rew, Matej Zagar, Ben Barker, Sam Hagon. BELLE VUE: Brady Kurtz, Norick Blodorn, Jaimon Lidsey, Zach Cook, Dan Bewley, Tate Zischke, Jake Mulford.

Not because of his ability but purely for his nationality and the FIMs reasoning for their wildcard picks I can see parnicki getting a GP wildcard pick in the not so distant future

Quite a while ago now. My first couple of meetings there were in 1993 & 1995 while on holiday, it was the old narrow track but was prepared well and was fast. There was also some good racing in the late 90's / early 00's as the new shape.