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2019 when last at Glasgow. He was an 8 point average rider at home this year.

Very surprised Claus isn't in their 2024 plans on a 6.24 average. A heatleader round Ashfield and better than that average away.

Don't worry they'll just blade all the dirt off. Just like they do during meetings

Think they are both giving up Championship so they can commit more to Poland. Josh said on a podcast he was riding at Armadale on a Friday night then driving to London to catch a flight to Poland to race on Saturday. Polish teams have practice sessions and they were missing those. On a plus side for us Championship fans if these top riders are giving up our league for Poland maybe we can get back to regular weekly home meetings instead of working round riders schedules.

What like Sheffield? Where the originally scheduled final was supposed to take place in 2022 before Leicester and Poole decided they wanted to have a home leg

Glasgow Tigers Supporters Group mark the anniversary https://twitter.com/GTSG_/status/1707795981952078289?t=AcCbWIwEwFRJq2uXQ1cGIA&s=19

The Championship season pass was available before Christmas last year - with an early bird discount. I'm sure if the BSPL sort out the league structure at their November AGM then BSN will have packages available before Christmas.

Glasgow are at Redcar on Wednesday. So Friday will be fine if weather wins on Tuesday

Ben rode in the Danish league final on Wednesday, scored 13 from 6 rides. Claus didn't ride for Holsted but they have a squad and he doesn't always get selected

Apparently he was over a fews weeks ago for a practice. He would be on a 5 point average though. Maybe he was being considered as a Nowak replacement or with a view to next season

Have you forgotten about Conner Bailey already?

Because the Danes work well as a pair

Presumably Oxford assumed they weren't going to win at Glasgow. And like Glasgow they already knew who Poole were going to pick.

Well I was correctly told last night by a reliable source who Poole had picked and that Oxford would have selected Poole & Scunthorpe if they had topped the league.

That's in Poland in the UK he averages less than Harris and Basso away from Peterborough. Glasgow will suit him fine but what about Oxford, Poole and Armadale?

Masters and Nichols will not go through the card, more chance of Tarasenko getting an 18 point maximum. Brennan will find it easier riding at 2

Poole will definitely pick Edinburgh, assuming they finish sixth, whoever finished sixth will probably lose all 4 of their meetings. And Glasgow given how poor they've been at Wimbourne Road. Tarasenko could score a maximum and they'll still lose but that's not going to happen, his away average for Peterborough is lower than Harris & Basso.

Basso is riding for Bydgoszcz, he'll be at no.8 so not currently listed in lineup. But he's been riding there all season unlike Charles Wright

Plymouth cannot qualify now

PLYMOUTH: Kyle Howarth, Dan Gilkes R/R, Joe Thompson (guest), Justin Sedgmen (guest), Richie Worrall, James Pearson, Ben Trigger. Per britishspeedway.co.uk

But everyone didn't race against everyone. Glasgow had beaten Poole Oxford and Redcar in the qualifying heats. And took maximum points from their one heat against one of the weaker teams

Any suggestions for replacements? Yes Ashton Boughen would have been worth risking but apparently his father wanted heat leader points money and a signing on bonus. Think Lee will reinvest in engines, thanks to a sponsor. Ace is doing his job just wish he'd gate more often.

Tarasenko would be on the same five point assessed average as Wojdylo. But it will probably be blocked.

Plymouth taking a leaf out of the Poole handbook - let's have a slick track to counter Glasgow (per Ben Barker), rather than entertain the fans with good racing.

Emil and Artum had 8 point assessed averages this season so presumably Bartosz would as well. I'm sure if a championship team tried to sign an elite rider on an assessed average then it would be blocked by his Ekstraliga team