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Thurrock Hammers ??
Youhave2minutes replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
I will press it for you, how’s that. -
Bears v Poole Sunday 14th Sept.
Youhave2minutes replied to Coraldon's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Yes and I do love Horlicks as you mentioned -
Exactly and it’s not as if the points difference is vast for the non-finalists and the finalists. The more points scored in the 20 heats the better chance of scoring 12 rather than 11 in finishing 2nd in the LCQ’s and so on 10 to 9, and 8 to 7. I like it - easy to work out ( now WBD have stopped cocking up the scorechart for TV ).
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Bears v Poole Sunday 14th Sept.
Beirao replied to Coraldon's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
If tomorrow is rained off will it be restaged the following Wednesday replacing the Blue Riband individual? -
2025 Torun SON and SON 2
SPEEDY69 replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
Is that the 'mean stare' variety?😄 -
GP line-up for 2026
therefused replied to racers and royals's topic in Speedway Grand Prix and Speedway World Cup
August not May if i remember correct -
Good question. I don't know but it may depend on whether Sheffield make the final or not.
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I don't understand why you think it is farcical. For those finishing in the top 10, the heats are simply a qualifying process for the LCQs and the Final. These races then define the finishing positions and the points awarded to each rider. It may not be correct in your eyes, or anyone else who thinks the pre-2020 system should still be used, but it isn't farcical. It's no different to the playoff process that decides league champions, where the season long matches are 'qualifiers' and the winners could be any of the top 4. BriSCA F1 stock cars used to award the National Points Championship (and the right to wear the coveted silver roof for a year) to the driver scoring the most points over the whole season. But now, the title is awarded to the winner of a 12 round shootout in the last couple of months of the season, contested by the top 16 drivers at the cut off point. NASCAR in America also use an end of season shootout which means any of the top 16 at the cut off can be declared champion. These changes have been made to increase entertainment levels and public interest. They may seem incorrect to some, but farcical is just an opinion.
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There's actually 11 individual shareholders, but with 34 shareholdings, as the shares are issued in five different voting classes.
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Thats too sensible for the authorities to comprehend. Just like the stupid scoring system. Which has proved on a few occasions farcical and as you have said the above rule is the most logical, but no they decide thats too easy. They have to go on fastest time!! Just like a rider can score 6 pts and still have the chance making the semi. Not to worry if some poor sod has scored 11 or 12 pts. " Oh no, what will do is give the rider who's been crap all night the same chance as a rider who's had a really good meeting to get to the final! Maybe to even it up even a little bit more. After the riders have had their five rides. Regardless of what they have scored. Have another 4 races Just put them all in a hat. The winner from each heat goes to the final. "Now you all cry thats not fair!!," but is it fair a rider scoring 6 pts should have an equal chance of a rider who has scored 12 pts in reaching the final?