So, with the new U21 rule. One rising star U21 and one U21 rider. Will that make the league even weaker? The other U21 rider can be from another country, so in theory, we could have some good youngsters coming over, but from last year's reserves, other than the rising stars, does that mean there will be no places for riders like Tate Zischke, Drew Kemp, Jye Etheridge, and Jorden Jenkins? I also noticed Luke Killeen will turn 22 in April next year. Interesting times.

Yes please! Mainly just to have Nicholls back. Although I reckon I'd rather have Harry Fletcher than Senna Summers. Can see him developing quicker.

Tate Zischke is looking like a busy lad next year... Riding for about seven teams so far...

It was done for development of riders to ensure plenty of UK ones were available for the top league as riders retired, or dropped down and saw their careers out in the 2nd Div.. Giving them a "taster" as to what the top level was, without putting undue pressure on them by losing their other role...  Now it is done simply to share costs of riders who are 20 years and more veterans of the sport... Hence restricted race nights for the top tier.. Hence Poland kept the weekend to themselves... (And now added eight Thursdays,  plus rearrangements)..... "How not to run a sport successfully" would make a decent book title...  

What about worky? No one has a clue

Good sentiments, but hard to police though I would think., Many of these riders would also be riding in the Chamoionship, or maybe the Premiership.. Running a "Colts" team could see them doing less matches than for their other teams, so who should benefit?... One of the many issues with Doubling Up/Down..