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SGB Championship 2026 Confirmed Signings
Nickinho replied to Paddy The Rebel's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
It's not a bad team that's shaping up down Scunthorpe way considering that they have a (very good) rider taking up a quarter of the average space. Plus, it leaves room for both Max Perry at reserve and Worrall to come in at 5 if he decides to race this season, leaving a team which looks like this; Pickering / Harrison / MPT / Mountain / Worrall / Perry / Ingram -
He’s welcome at Leicester but as a spectator only
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Normally a draft ( daft 😛 ) fixtures schedule is released to the clubs, then tweaked if the club thinks any rider could be involved in official and Micky mouse FIM meetings etc. or some clubs avoid a certain date due to local stadium availability or a planned local event may have to be avoided
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https://fimspeedway.com/news/woffinden-my-health-is-great No mention of Sheffield by Tai
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He's not picked him yet though and his average is too high for the remaining place.
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2026 Fixtures
TheWellBehavedWorrall replied to TheWellBehavedWorrall's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Sorry, what do you mean mate? Received by who? The BSPA from the clubs? -
Talking of Drew Kemp, is he now Argentinian? Saw him competing in the Argentina championships
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He could be the mascot
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Championship fixtures were not yet received as of Saturday 10th January!!
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I'm with you on that. Think Stewart has played a blinder here by sacrificing Fricke for an all round 1-7. Other Teams may have Superstar No.1's but they've also got very long tails to go with them, Who could be found wanting most weeks. Leicester on the other hand have a rock solid pairing across the board in every Heat.
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2026 Premiership is Go! - At least 5 teams
ouch replied to RoundTheBoards's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
Top stars bring people in it’s just the slow death of the sport that makes it seem that they don’t. Remove them and you’ll see a further jump in the drop in attendance. One very vocal critic of the current state of the sport said he’d turn up if his favourite top star was in attendance, no matter how repetitive his appearances. What has been the feedback from your 50 family & friends about attending regularly? -
I like the look of this team, very solid without the top rider as number one, Fricke has gone to Kings Lynn but because of that they have weaknesses lower down, this could be the season Leicester win the title.
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2026 Premiership is Go! - At least 5 teams
mikebv replied to RoundTheBoards's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
100%.... But. All glaringly obvious... Yet zero has been done to act upon it... Instead of marketing nationally I remember seeing one club set up a decorator's table with club memorabilia on it, in the foyer of a local supermarket... In the Speedway Star this week there is an excellent article with Mark Lemon who mentions wanting to bring others with "broader skill sets" into the sport.. Let's hope, marketing is one of those skills.. The bottom line is hardly any riders will increase crowds by their appearances, (as has been proved since "The Stars" came back a few years ago), so to keep forking out hundreds of thousands in paying them, instead of redistributing this cash into marketing (which "may" grow the sport), is not a great business plan... You can develop the greatest product ever to have existed in the world, using nothing but the very best ingredients, but you won't make any money if no one has heard of you, or your product .. -
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2026 Premiership is Go! - At least 5 teams
1 valve replied to RoundTheBoards's topic in SGB Premiership Speedway League
It depends on what constitutes "huge" over decades. sure the sum over 20 years looks big but when viewed as an annual spend its not huge by any stretch of the imagination. Its not clear if you mean a couple of million spent on riders each year is the figure per team or in total but at an an average of around 150k per club per year (low) or 280k per rider (high). If it is the former and being on the low side even a figure double that, is not remotely big. By and large todays promoters spend what income they generate from gate receipts, sponsorship and media deals and cover small losses (200k is small) as their interpretation an an investment. sure it keeps the sport going which we should be thankful for, but in no way does it create the prospects for growth. What's lacking is additional working capital (cash) investment by the promoters in significant marketing & PR (so folk do know who the riders are), and the improvement of the meeting experience which (besides a few exceptions) is woeful with sub standard presentation. The reason its not done is for two linked reasons. 1, The promoters don't know what great promotion (marketing & PR) is and 2, They don't have the money and so rely on keen and willing volunteers to help out rather than being able to invest in engaging full time professional PR, marketing & sponsorship agencies. Also, worth considering that there is a need to promote at the national level (BSPL) and at the local level (individual promoters) in a coordinated and cohesive manner at a much greater level than is currently undertaken. -
Tasmanian State Championship, Kurri Kurri, New South Wales, 8 December 2018 1 (15) Kye Thomson [QLD] 3 3 2 2 3 13 + 3 2 (4) Zach Cook [NSW] 3 3 3 3 3 15 + 2 3 (12) Ben Cook [NSW] 2 2 3 2 3 12 + 1 4 (16) Josh MacDonald [NSW] 2 1 1 3 3 10 + 3 + f 5 (6) Declan Kennedy [QLD] 1 3 2 1 2 9 + 2 6 (13) Dakota Ballantyne [SA] 1 3 2 2 1 9 + 1 7 (1) Matthew Gilmore [NSW] 2 2 3 1 2 10 + r 8 (8) Jedd List [QLD] 0 0 3 3 1 7 9 (7) Cooper Riordan [VIC] 2 2 x 3 x 7 10 (5) Isaac Hawes [NSW] 3 1 xt 1 2 7 11 (10) Connor Bailey [VIC] 3 0 1 2 0 6 12 (9) Matthew Pickering [NSW] 1 0 2 0 2 5 13 (2) Kane Lawrence [NSW] 1 1 1 1 1 5 14 (14) Alan MacDonald [NSW] r 2 1 0 1 4 15 (11) Tyson Snow [QLD] 0 1 0 0 0 1 16 (3) Mitch Cluff [NSW] 0 0 0 x n 0 This meeting was staged with the intention of providing additional opportunities for riders to achieve a top three position in a State Championship and thereby achieve eligibility for a UK visa.
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They’d be better off with Martin Kemp or his older brother Gary. They would provide the half time entertainment aswell.
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stewmac started following Swedish league 2026 news, fixtures, signings etc
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Don’t include him.
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Reminds me of the children’s nursery rhyme. Hausi Hausi don’t you stop, just let your feet go clipity clop, you tail goes swish as your wheels go round, giddy up we’re homeward bound.
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Scunthorpe 2026
Youhave2minutes replied to Youhave2minutes's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Oh dear. Sh*t stuck to a blanket comes to mind. To cap it all off if Lamberts in also it’s season over.