Ghosty

So you would be up for a match race with Miss Liebmann then?

I'll repost this: The current rider shortage of UK riders is down to one thing Grasstrack both adult & schoolboy it has become almost none exististent in the UK & that is where 80% of all British riders came from. The BSPL should work with the ACU to encourage a revival of ACU clubs to run Grasstrack meetings.

Moto X that's a Grasstrack with a few hills!

The current rider shortage of UK riders is down to one thing Grasstrack both adult & schoolboy it has become almost none exististent in the UK & that is where 80% of all British riders came from. The BSPL should work with the ACU to encourage a revival of ACU clubs to run Grasstrack meetings.

In the UK we nowadays we have to blame somebody for every scenario. In this case it's the lack of a quality rider to complete Plymouth's team, the blame must surely lie with the person or persons that have set the 2024 points limit. Have we still got any pay-caps in place as that's also something people/teams seem to ignore!

I'm sure the way the Bonaza works is that the riders volenteer their services for free or expenses only. The sole aim of the BEN fund is to support injured riders both short & long term however best they can. The main fund raiser is the now anual Bonaza. Good luck to the riders, Paul Ackroyd & his team for a successful 2024 event.

Are there any sub 8 point Premiership riders not riding in the Championship? Names on a postcard please.

In the last few seasons Plymouth have shocked a few with the signing of Pedersen, Crump & Andersen. So lets wait & see who Gary & Mark can get to put their name on the dotted line.

Clarke Osbourne & Gaming International should be made to pay their debts. Most known criminals get locked up!

Can someone tel me what points are available for Plymouth & Workington to complete their 2024 squads. With the obvious rider shortage for the 2024 Championship who was the mathematical genius that set the points limit.

I don't think Plymouth's new Saturday race day would suit Riss?

The planning authorities must support sustainable development. For this reason, when a proposed development poses a risk of loss of amenity of any type, the application is likely to be rejected.

The planning authorities must support sustainable development. For this reason, when a proposed development poses a risk of loss of amenity of any type, the application is likely to be rejected.

This is the biggest media oppertunity GB speedway has had for decades, are the current BSP wised up enough to see it?

Well said Dean as always, but one move Osbourne did make that was not so smart was when registering his latest limited company he give anyone access to his home address, not the cleaverest thing to do when you have walked all over people!