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Luke Becker at 2 r lawson at 4

Which circus did they go to lol

What I put has been taking out of context by a few people while I'm ending it here and now Jen crossland I hereby apologise for anything that's been said from my side That's where I'm not going to comment further That's the end

Richie Worrall released STATEMENT! Yesterday I was selected for a random drug and alcohol test at Plymouth Speedway. My test showed a positive in one of the categories on the urine test, I wasn’t happy about this and in disbelief. I was refused a second test. SCB protocol is to suspend my licence until the sample has been examined further in the lab and “mid way through next week hopefully” is when I’m told the results will be back. Me being me has made it my mission to get tested asap at the country’s leading lab for drug and alcohol testing and I even opted for the test that looks at more than the test taken at Plymouth Speedway, 16 different categories infact compared to the 7 yesterday. To no surprise I am clean! Tested negative in all 16 categories. This test comes with a legal document stating the 16 negatives. The document has been forwarded on to the BSPA and I have asked for my licence to be reinstated so I can race for my teams again but that was refused. Sorry to Plymouth Gladiators Speedway and Leicester Lions Speedway for not being there this week and more importantly the people close to me who are having to read the negative comments aimed at me made on this. I felt the need to address this because there seems to be a lot of speculation.

LEICESTER will race into the 2024 season under new ownership.A deal has been completed which sees Aylesbury-based entrepreneur Paul Cairns take over at the Pidcock Motorcycles Arena, Beaumont Park, after the Bates family put the club up for sale earlier this summer following seven years at the helm.As part of the arrangement, the existing backroom team will remain in place, including Stewart Dickson as co-promoter and team manager, and Jen Crossland as general manager.Cairns is a lifelong speedway fan whose own son William is now making his way in the sport, having won the British Youth Championship at 250cc level this year.And he admits he is hugely excited at the prospect of growing the club and building on the work done in recent years.Cairns said: “I have long-term plans and a vision of what I want to do, but the main thing for now is that I’ve secured the future of the club.“We have a long-term lease which is paid up for quite a period of time, so there are no financial or planning pressures, and keeping the existing team behind the scenes is also very important.“I already have a great working relationship with Stewart, I think we fit together very well, and we both have the same vision and want to take the club forward.“Leicester is already on a secure footing, the Bates family did a very good job with what they had, and they’ve been very public that their reason for selling the club was because they were under pressure with heir other businesses. I’m very pleased to take it on from them, and I do think there’s more to come.“I’ve got to stress that this purchase isn’t about Will – he will be fine with or without Leicester. This is about the fact that I see Leicester as an under-utilised asset in British Speedway.“I wouldn’t have been interested in purchasing any other club, because they have so many restrictions on what day they can run, timings, greyhounds and so on, whereas Leicester can literally run seven days a week.“That was very attractive to me, and there’s so much potential to use it more for youth development, which is something I feel very passionately about.“It’s also one of my local clubs – geographically I’m nearer to Oxford, but it’s certainly not a million miles away, so it fits in that respect. I’m delighted to take over and excited about the future.”Cairns attended this week’s AGM of British Speedway Promoters’ Ltd alongside Dickson, who has already been hard at work securing riders for the 2024 season, with more news on that front expected in the near future.Dickson said: “It’s a new era for Leicester and I’m delighted to be part of it. I was very pleased that Paul wanted me to remain involved, I think it’s really positive for the club and we can all look forward to next year.“I’m sure everyone will be desperate to know about the team, and we’ll be releasing those details as soon as we can.”

No end of season dance for Leicester lions Presumably no riders are worthy of rider of the season ! Or they can't wait to get away from the bates family lol

How long will he be around Not long I hope He's useless

Yes cookies gone There is a god

Leicester speedway had a great meeting and there star rider did well Craig Cook 0,0,0, replaced Will he still be in Leicesters side tomorrow

I'm a speedway fan since 1973 All I think about is the lions winning something I'm not a physiciatrist or anything near If he has problem doing his job be it mental or healthwise He shouldnt be in that said job Otherwise he putting others at risk His mind needs to be on the job or retire until you are

True though

Oh dear Craig cooks riding Bet he gets more than he did for Leicester lions last night 0 0,0. Replaced Well cookie great riding

Only saying it as I see it Yes years ago I wasn't his greatest fan but ĥe was one of the best a But after seeing him last night he was nowhere near his best not even a shadow of his best

OK the nick Morris verdict is as follows 2 year suspension of his acu licence 2 year suspension of his scb registration And a £1500 ,fine My question is this How far does acu and scb stretch is this just gb or is it worldwide I mean would this affect his Australian licence etc Discuss

OK a though If when a bloke you're credit cards are you male name of John doe And you change sex or in the process of changing Your new name is Samantha doe would uou be able still the use of your cards in john doe or not What happens there ?