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Leicester Lions V Birmingham Brummies - Saturday 24th May 19:30

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Looking forward to some more follow the leader racing on sat any news on guests confirmed.

Hopefully Kenneth Hansen

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Can't see us getting many points with Barker riding for us again. He is just so unpredictable. Looks like Swindon will make this a home win maybe even all 3 points. Surely there are better riders out there to chose from as a guest, than the ones they keep dragging in. Is it the costs of the riders or do they feel sorry for them.

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We have got Harris for this match which on past 2 visits is a damn good guest

Can't see us getting many points with Barker riding for us again. He is just so unpredictable. Looks like Swindon will make this a home win maybe even all 3 points. Surely there are better riders out there to chose from as a guest, than the ones they keep dragging in. Is it the costs of the riders or do they feel sorry for them.

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Is that official or a guess?

Reading DH's Mercury article, it almost sounds like Leicester had actually signed Bomber!! Just a tad misleading, a bit like the comment about Darcy Ward going to like the long straights of Beaumont Park. Yeah, right.

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The forecast isn't to bad for the afternoon and evening, it's the morning when the majority of the rain will fall, don't forget we've got the best draining track in the Country, and probably the best team of track maintenance volunteers in the Country as well!!

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The forecast isn't to bad for the afternoon and evening, it's the morning when the majority of the rain will fall, don't forget we've got the best draining track in the Country, and probably the best team of track maintenance volunteers in the Country as well!!

 

pity we've got the worst track in the country.
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pity we've got the worst track in the country.

So you'd rather have a "Lakeside" or "Eastbourne" type of track? They are definately worse than ours....

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So you'd rather have a "Lakeside" or "Eastbourne" type of track? They are definately worse than ours....

 

not completely true as riders can overtake on those tracks through skill and not just mistakes like at BP ;)

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So you'd rather have a "Lakeside" or "Eastbourne" type of track? They are definately worse than ours....

Yes I would have both those tracks in preference to Beaumont Park......the racing is far closer.

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Yes, both added together and they'd just about make a Speedway track! At their sizes, they ought to race 250cc's and 125/150cc's on... Yes the race times are similar, on the Sky meeting this week, most of the heats were around 59/60 secs, but the ave speed was well, slow compared to the, well, er proper Speedway tracks of a proper length.. and most of the passing, and there wasn't a great deal, except when riders made errors, like going into the corners to fast and getting into trouble or turning to hard and getting into trouble, but as you say, that doesn't count, does it.....?

I'm not saying Leicesters track is anywhere near perfect, and it is hard to pass on, but it is possible.. To be brutally honest, passing in modern day Speedway is far less frequent than it was pre laydowns, and also, I don't suppose riders in general want passing? They want easy rides, not hard rides, when was the last time you went to work and said..... I'm looking forward to a really hard day at the office???

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This morning's rain is late! So won't clear us until probably 2pm, the good thing? Well, the following showers won't be anywhere as near heavy as forecast because the convectiveness of any of the showery rain to come, will be inhibited (less convective)

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Birmingham will operate the rider replacement facility for the injured Adam Skornicki.

 

LEICESTER: Jason Doyle, Simon Stead, Mads Korneliussen, Lasse Bjerre, Chris Harris, Oliver Greenwood, Max Clegg.

 

BIRMINGHAM: Adam Skornicki R/R, Daniel Nermark, Danny King, Nico Covatti, Ben Barker, Paul Starke, Simon Lambert.

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I'm afraid the weather is gonna win tonight about 6 miles from the track it's been raining non stop since around 4am . I'm afraid even the miracle man Glyn Taylor & DH super drainage won't save this

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