“In a unique team-building twist, WTS Sparta Wrocław has forged a strategic partnership with the Ipswich Witches in the British Premiership. Given the new "one foreign league" rule sweeping through Poland, both clubs are working in tandem to structure clever, cooperative rider contracts so that their stars can seamlessly manage commitments between both tracks in 2027” It was Coleman that first mentioned multi contracts between the two clubs earlier in the summer so it would be a bit bizarre if at least one contracted Wroclaw rider didn’t ride for Ipswich. I also know for a fact that last week Richard Coleman and Artur Rusko were working together back in Poland putting the Ipswich team together so it would be even more bizarre if there wasn’t a single rider riding for both clubs.

have you not considered that unlike those lucky few with Polish Contracts, he probably has one very strong engine, a decent engine and a few that are not competitive at the highest level. His spurts of excellence and mediocrity certainly support that sort of narrative far more than him being inconsistent When we have a few mega talented young 16-17 year olds with mega rich Parents on GP engines its not always easy for others to compete on a level playing field.  

Did see on Socials - Polish journalists mentioning that British Speedway is in talks with PZM and is looking to implement a U21 rule in the reserve spots. One spot for British rider and the other for an international rider - with the hope that Polish juniors get signed or Polish Teams junior riders - could be a costly means of getting junior riders with transport and logistics.  

Poole made quite a few gates.

Can’t see why people don’t see Doyle staying at Belle Vue and Witches going in for Bewley. Ties to Wrocław and obviously Coleman said we may interchange/share the riders. Bewley said he likes Foxhall and the fans and I believe he is the type of character that the Foxhall faithful would love to have. Bewley, Łaguta Tobi as the front three big hitters.

Holder has to be the first choice for a wildcard as we was right up there till his injury. 2nd choice is between Bewley and Lindgren, who would also both probably be in the top 7 without injuries, but surely one of them has to go to whoever finishes 8th ? With 4 riders separated by 1 point chasing 3 places, it would be very harsh to not give another shot to the one that misses out. So which way do you go ? The 41 year old with a fantastic record but never been Champion and unlikely to be now, or the 27 year old potential future champion who would probably have been in the title fight this year ?