I can’t stand him for that reason alone

Fare enough Kev, surprised you weren’t there , just thought we might have nicked a win !

I do expect every rider to celebrate, but not being a knob. Every other rider cheers or acknowledges their supporters, he is just an ignorant brat. If I was Douglas I would have told him where to go, if you are “number one” then prove on multiple occasions not one race and that get on your high horse. That’s the reason majority of people don’t like him, if someone reacted to him with that gesture he would have had to make a comment in the pits to them no doubt, like when he mentioned “nice kick mate” to lambert last year. He is a sore loser and a knob, basically. In the words of his own family member… “he is an angry little man”. Majority of riders don’t like him either from what I’ve heard. My video is justified 😂 and I don’t care if it offends people or not 😂 Lastly, I was going to make it even more clickbait by naming it: Jack Holder “I am number one in, one out” 😂😂😂

Without being there difficult to tell and there may have been mitigating circumstances but Scott was probably safe for a point in heat 12 and Zischke had a win , probably from the gate (?) so hoping he would repeat it but I dont dispute Pijper rode very well and on another day may well have been given one or both of those rides.

Taking half a meeting to adapt to track conditions isnt acceptable at the business end of the season. Did the Glasgow riders mis-judge the track walk, did they ask for it to be ultra slick, did they even know what they were getting beforehand? Whatever it was it can't happen again, we have some hefty points deficits to claw back in our next two home meetings. Its all very well bringing in Andy Meredith to boost our GP or SGP2 chances next season but if it is affecting our core product its a no for me. Lets prep the track to suit our riders wherever possible, its brings the best out in them and allows the racers to shine.

Really important that the reopening meeting goes smoothly. it needs to start on time and run at a decent pace. Both teams are running R/R so many riders will need extra time.  get tonight right and mildenhall will thrive however if we go back to four hour marathon I fear it will be the final nail.  im looking forward to seeing some racing tonight and I wish everyone the best of luck.