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If you read Kemps article in SS he states he is lucky because his Championship average went up but they have reassessed on his Premiership Ave which obviously makes him fit into Workington in place of Cook.His GSA average for Workington is under 8 if you look on Website.

Harry Fletcher is a bit good isn't he?

LEICESTER: Ryan Douglas, Dan Thompson, Sam Masters, Kyle Howarth, Nick Morris, Drew Kemp, Joe Thompson. NORTHAMPTON: Jaimon Lidsey, Kye Thomson, Niels-Kristian Iversen, Troy Batchelor, Nicolai Klindt, Jonas Jeppesen, Luke Harrison.

Tobias back on track practicing i see, I wonder if he will be back at Plymouth

Doesn't matter what Drew's average was as long as it was below Craig Cook's average. The problem was that Cook was 7.99 at the start of the season.

Totally agree. Said exactly the same when he signed

No, the F1 World Final is being run at Northampton by Yorstox who are hiring the track from Spedeworth. Trackstar who run Kings Lynn have one of the F1 World Semi Finals on 25th July.

Which made him 8.07 as per green sheet average

That’s a good line up.Pity about TV situation.

It would have been easier and less expensive for Northampton to share Leicester's track and by the same token a Peterborough team could race at Kings Lynn. Maybe thats the way forward? you have riders doubling up, why not tracks so long as its not more than a hours drive between the two and the stadiums would spend less time just sitting their not attracting revenue.

Leigha Cartmell (Jay's mother) said that both Charles Wright and Cookie gave up their rides in the top scorers race so that the younger riders could have a go.

That’s a good line up.Pity about TV situation.

Leigha Cartmell (Jay's mother) said that both Charles Wright and Cookie gave up their rides in the top scorers race so that the younger riders could have a go.

Money doesn’t always buy you happiness, sometimes you’re left with a dummy spitting Aussie

They both ride in the same league and it is subject to the same rules as the Extraliga

Sharing track equipment, air fences, and hinges...

Whitelinehugger, Rearingtogo and TapesRup have finally vacated the forum. So now it’s back to normal.🤞

There is no hope in hell of finding it. Besides why would he that’s an excuse to call a meeting off

He can’t fix the pit gate properly so what hope is there.

Where do you think that hinge is? 🤔😂

Just out of interest, Ove, who is now 93 and no.1 on the list has just been for a motor bike ride, starting from his home in Tranås Sweden, first to Karlskrona for an overnight ferry to Gdynia Polen, made a short break in Mragowo, then to Kaunas and a night stay, next Vilnius and Riga, where he had planned to spend the night, but the forecast was for a bad rainstorm the next day so he carried on to Tallin. He then woke up to terrible rain and got to the ferry terminal very wet for the ferry to Stockholm He said afterwards, "After a most enjoyable trip I loved every minute on the bike. Now I am home and my wife Ioana is happy as she worries when I am away on my bike ride." Just to repeat - he is now 93 years old!

Can't Buster fix it?...

The hole thing is a big game now in reality.

There was something on Facebook, that seemed like a new site for CH.....it turned out to be in Australia! 🥴

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