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  1. Don't know why teams nearly always move r/r to number 2, especially if it moves your top rider to meet a RS. Would've been better with r/r at 3 or 4 imo.
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    Oxford Cheetahs 2024

    I get 38.32, but the limit goes up to 38.5 in May, so it fits. I used Riss' converted Prem average as that is now his "most recent" average. It is a ridiculous rule, ignoring his last 20 Champ meetings, because he's ridden ONE Prem meeting!
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    LIONS v BIRMINGHAM 25/4/24

    It's easier to let the stigma go than win a match lol!
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    Brummies 2024...

    Good news for Brummies fans, I keep reading on fb that King's Lynn are going to get the wooden spoon lol!
  5. I still don't understand the call-off. The weather was lovely, you can't just ignore one forecast & pick the one that suits you best. They had Lawson & Brennan lined up as guests, r/r for Tarasenko allows every rider an extra ride, so there was no reason to call it off due to the teams strength. If there was no facility for Tarasenko or Zmarzlik was his replacement I could understand the ruse, but still condemn it. But if King's Lynn are planning to call off every match when they may lose, they'll hardly get any speedway raced!
  6. I normally think it's stupid to put r/r at 2 if it means your number one gets an extra outing in heat 8. Seems a waste of Musielak's ability putting him out to beat a "rising star". However Lynn have been so poor, it means they'll be more likely to at least reach 30 points now, so maybe it does make sense.
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    LIONS v BIRMINGHAM 25/4/24

    I don't think they are riding for their jobs, Birmingham have made no hints they are looking to strengthen up & the first rider available (Klindt) wasn't snapped up.
  8. This confuses me more, if Tarasenko quit, then he'd get a 28 day ban & Lynn would be allowed a facility. So Lawson & Brennan are decent guests, r/r for Tarasenko means everyone gets an extra ride, that doesn't weaken them at all, so why call it off? *It doesn't occur to me that it may have been due to one particular weather forecast.
  9. Not the best 2 riders in the league. But certainly Oxford have the strongest top 2.
  10. Smith seems the obvious pick to me. Won a heat for Scunthorpe, just make sure you don't use him at Plymouth.
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    Oxford Cheetahs 2024

    22nd May is the earliest Boughen & Killeen would get new figures.
  12. Instead of making a joke on Twitter would Stead / Sheffield promotion not be better off making an official complaint to the SCB?
  13. Looking at the May averages, Lynn will be 2.37 below the limit. Klindt could replace anyone in the team (except Rowe).
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    Oxford Cheetahs 2024

    Now normally I'd say it's far too early to be thinking of team chances. But for May Oxford will be 1.97 below the limit. They could drop Henry Atkins for a rider up to 6.25, but would need to make the change before Boughen & Killeen get new averages (no massive rush yet) but they've shown with Klindt, they're not afraid of making tough decisions. Or they could fit in Erik Riss for Jenkins? Oxford Sam Masters 9.05 Scott Nicholls 8.54 Erik Riss 7.68 Cameron Heeps 4.77 Henry Atkins 4.28 Ashton Boughen 2.00 Luke Killeen 2.00 Total 38.32
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    Redcar 2024

    Interesting times see that despite their poor start to the season, 6 of Redcar's team have upped their averages for May. I guess it shouldn't be a massive surprise, with the British reductions / low points limit, but can't say I expected it.
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