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Using your argument then, it could be argued that Smith has had several auditions to prove his worth and to keep his team place. Has he done that ?.

The riders involved all admitted their guilt or were found guilty.

Major difference being that Poland have priority on those days as per the international agreements. Only meetings on Mondays, and partly on Thursdays depending, have priority in Britain. So if a rider is required elsewhere for international meetings be that Denmark on a Weds, or Poland on a Saturday or Sunday or whatever the situation, then that's fair game really but you do get a guest option.

That is defo an AI answer.. 😂

I'm sure a trip to the fantastic racing strip at Perry Barr will get the World number 2 in tip top shape for Riga. If he turns up of course.

Good to see a decent crowd turn out .Thought it was an entertaining meeting.

Missed 2 Plymouth meetings to go and not ride in Poland until the following day

It isn't even funny, its absolutely pathetic and another reason why the sport is taking as a joke these days. the sport is on its ar"e in the Uk and you have pillocks like Schroek still in a job with pathetic things like that.

What's Klindt done wrong??

He should have accepted the booking, could have had 9 rides then [8 in practice because ht 9 might have been a bit tricky]

Match being streamed live www.brummies.tv

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Form an all female speedway team and base it at Leicester or revive Wembley.

Had a quick look at the 2025 averages Hagon 3.84 (4.16) Smith 2.76 (3.20) Trigger 3.60 (4.53) This won't show any guest appearances, but shows Trigger was not poor for Plymouth (he upped his starting average) but was dropped because the team on the whole was week. If Berwick have play-offs aspirations, then Trigger for Smith is a signing they need to make imo

But he top scored for his Polish club today, it's strange that he's received a ban but Nicolai Klindt, who isn't injured, hasn't 🫤

You sure it was not the Sunday Sport lol

He is injured though. It's not like he cba. Every podcast i listen to they say he is having physio between races. I bet if the track was Worky or BV he'd be riding.

Sunday People

Sunday People i believe

You want to be running R/R for the season then... good luck with that 👍🏻

I do. If Poole moved up he would be first name on teamsheet every time.

The words Birmingham and Full Strength don't really go together though do they...

2 full strength teams, that's a rarity

Extra rides for Ingram and Perry is probably doing more for rider development than drafting in Sam Woods.