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If you want top heavy, why not try something like this- 1- King 9.54 2- Heeps 5.87 3- Anders Thomsen 6.62 4- N Busk Jacobsen 6.91 5- Covatti 7.55 6- Tom Stokes 3.00 7- Zach Wajtkneckt 3.00 GSA total of 42.49 if my maths is right

Golden Helmet Finals @ Pardubice, click tabs on left for heat scores and semi's http://online.speedwaylive.eu/volne-zavody/pardubice/zlata-prilba/2015-09-20/final.html Result, 3rd in the 'B' Final Lubos Tomicek memorial meeting @ Prague http://online.speedwaylive.eu/volne-zavody/praha/memorial-lubose-tomicka/2015-09-21/ Result, Missed the final on countback after finishing on 10pts

Good question, the way i see it is that Richard Lawson may of asked to ride for Lakeside, which is mutually beneficial to Redcar as they can have a guest for an absent #1. The rules are an iterpretation of however you see them, i only said what i know about the fast track reserves. That is unless the Redcar vs Berwick is the re-arranged meeting from May, thus making both meetings re-arranged reverting back to the original scenario of Lawson riding for his contracted club, as i believe he is a Lakeside asset.

The rules are quite simple if you understand them, Swindon vs Lakeside is a re-arranged fixture so his PL commitment takes precedence, if it was the original fixture then Adam would be expected to ride for Lakeside and we would have a guest. As for the meeting itself it's either going to be a 60+ romp home, or a tight 50-43 affair. All depends if we get any rain or not.

or if i'd used a calculator full stop, lol. it is fantasy after all

1 Cook 10.52 2 Boxall 5.69 3 Lawson 8.28 4 Kerr 5.94 5 R.Worrall 8.42 6 Ellis 4.14 7 Jacobs 3.44 Total 40.49 Averages taken off bspa Website and best of all, they're all British

I don't think it is 100% justified but i do believe Rohan had implied that he was a bit fed up of Morten cutting him up. My preferred riding order would be 1 Richie Worrall 2 Gino Manzares 3 Morten Risager 4 Cameron Heeps 5 Rohan Tungate 6 Adam Ellis 7 Ritchie Hawkins reserves can be swapped over but wouldn't make much difference. reason for morten at 3 means he has inside gate at home and cam has outside gate in 14. could maybe swap them for away matches for the same reasons.

The track may have been rideable at 5.30 or whenever they posted that it was still on, the persistent rain from 6 caused the referee to inspect the track at 7, postponed after it was still raining at half 6. those who wanted to could have gone in, i did and spoke to jl about it hence my opening sentence. in my opinion, if it had gone ahead, the meeting would have been poor, gate n go stuff, and any more rain, which we had from 7.30ish would have caused the track to go like ice and would of no doubt resulted in a rain off with people having paid to get in. either way, in my opinion, the promotion couldn't win. Thomas Cosgrove P.S Siggy was taking a track walk so those going to see him still could have, he was about!

I can see what you're saying and where you're coming from. But surely heats 2, 8 and 13 are more difficult to score points in because the riders are all of similar quality in each heat. You specify heat 14 as a weak heat but surely its no different to heat 12, because you don't generally find a second string in either 12 or 14. For example somerset have Nick Morris and Alex Davies and ipswich have Rohan Tungate and Morten Risager in those heats, none of them are second string riders, and they're only up against similar riders or reserves.

Richie Worrall confirmed as guest for Ben, see website for details. http://www.ipswichwitches.co/ The result i think will depend on Rohan, if he's rested then witches by 10-12, if he still feeling second hand then witches by 4-6, but has been announced as riding.

Equally nice to meet you baldyman. and apologies to super blue for not being there when u stopped by. To the meeting, i can only really echo what others have said. Josh Bates, take a bow son, what a performance, fully deserved his 6 points. Hunger was definitely there from all 7 riders, keep this attitude going and should be targeting at least 2 points away this weekend. Plenty of positives to keep this momentum going. For glasgow, Compton was a surprise package, the others did as expected. Little Joe got better and better as the night went on and was pushing Morten all the way in ht14, keep it up mate. Regards Tom

Your constant name calling (bit childish for a grown man) and criticism of other forum users whose opinions differ to yours is becoming extremely repugnant also, so take some of your own advice and give it a rest. Anyway, back to the meeting. Unfortunately can't see Glasgow troubling us too much, at least four of our riders to hit double figures i reckon. BIg Joe and Little Joe could cause a problem from Glasgow but other than that seems fairly one-sided. Regards Tom PS Jackal , if you come n find me, opposite supporters club hut with a young black lab, i'll buy your season ticket off you. oh wait, u don't have one because you don't go

I can do it if you're still short of someone. Tried sending you a private message but it said 'you couldn't receive any new messages'

my point was that he didn't run a last, and surely thats the aim of speedway.

A point from tonight could be realistic, looking at last years results Makinen scored 5 from 5 rides the first time he went there, and sadly got 0 from 4 in the play-off, so more of what he did in the first meeting will go a long way but it is early days. For me the 2 key riders for tonight are Leigh and Adam if they can score n get stuck in, a point isn't out of reach. But going with a single big hitter/number 1 was always going to leave the middle order vulnerable away from home. we're all entitled to an opinion as i can totally see where yourself and Aljack are coming from, but i just see it differently. Regards Tom