Fair enough it's Ingram's first year on 500cc but how is it physically possible to fly like he does round Scunthorpe then be a full half lap behind on any other track? As for Hook and Ablitt there's no words.

But on the other hand!

yes just watched the 360 interview with Coleman, but some how talking common sense, doesn't get you very far these days.

Scunthorpe are so weak surely Glasgow will get through? Hook all over the place, Ingram nowhere near on the pace, Ablitt miles off it.     

Im leaning towards Glasgow pulling this off.

I really dont understand why the present promoters dont take notice of those who have come into promoting with new ideas to try to make the sport more attractive, surely they themselves would benefit financially from the sport regaining popularity? I think Richard Coleman is the last chance, from some of the things  he mentioned in the article in the star some weeks ago he seems like someone who could revitalise the sport and bring in new ideas that are badly needed. If hes another that thinks hes banging his head against a brick wall and walks away i think that will be it for the sport in this country.