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which part of the track were you standing at, did you have a clear view ????

Alf Wells, George hunter, Ian Hoskins,and the rest of the 65/67 Edinburgh teams at Old Meadowbank. Alfie taught me a lot as an apprentice mechanic, Laybank Express cause he was so friendly, but on the bike so so very good. The 65/67 teams made me so proud to be a fan at that time. Ian Hoskins, i say a big Thank You for bringing Speedway to the fans everywhere, but for me bringing it to Edinburgh

tunes of glory. As the riders come out the pits, to sit on their bikes in front of the fans at the start tapes in old meadowbank Edinburgh.

we always hear woofi woofi woofi from sky when he`s on so lets say shovi shovi shovi your a bampot lol power to your elbow mate this site would not be the same without you, we are always sure of a laugh when you come on cheers

Hi Jim, we have spoken about this in the past on your old web site, i was there that night on the bend etc. I did say peter was on a handicap Mr hoskins asked him if he would go of it, as the people wanted to see how it was done, and he agreed to do it, you dissagreed and dismissed my account of the race. As i said to you then i will never forget, what i witnessed and heard that sad evening. If you go onto scran.co.uk put speedway in the search, look through the pics, you will see 1 of the last pics taken of peter with Ian Hoskins and the boxer Walter McGowan in the pits at old meadowbank.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i think hans had decided it was to wet and he was heading for the grass (going by his thoughts on rain when racing in GB) but scott was saying no you dont. Or maybe he wanted to try scotts bike for size, cause he had his top half on it so all he had to do was throw his leg over lol