SCB STATEMENT: BEN COOK   Tuesday July 15, 2025 Kings Lynn Rider Ben Cook who has been competing for Leszno in the Polish League has reported that although he is able to compete in the Polish League he is not fit enough to compete for his British Club, therefore the Speedway Control Bureau have no option than to suspend his SCB Registration for a period of 28 days for breaching SCB Regulation 010.5 j). During this period Kings Lynn will be granted a facility for Mr Cook's absence

Congratulations to the KL team, sorry the  three riders who gave us a gating lesson last night. Looks like Kvech is getting over his injury which is good to see. One thing from last night was the track, yes a lot of tractor work during the meeting but I think there was one genuine pass in the meeting by Tom B in heat 13. Usually more passing when been before but didn’t seem to be the lines last night.

The mighty Brummies are hosting the Oxford Spires next Monday 21st July Any Oxford fans interested in making a final trip to Perry Barr can get an all-inclusive coach and admission deal for £33 - book via BIRMINGHAM V OXFORD COACH AND ADMISSION SPECIAL OFFER Tickets, PERRY BARR STADIUM, BIRMINGHAM | TryBooking United Kingdom Coach leaves Oxford Stadium at 4pm (car parking available at Oxford stadium)  Big thanks to Ivan Shears the CEO of Chalfont Coaches for helping to facilitate   

That’s the thing there aren’t new fans coming along in great numbers.  When new ones do come along once the ‘issues’ like doubling up & guests pops up they tend to lose interest. Now I know the defence will be that guests have always been used but that doesn’t make it right. Which is another issue the sport has is that it doesn’t evolve.

What happened behind the scenes is laid bare and open on Companies House. So its clear what has happened.

Maybe the fact people can't find these events is a far bigger issue than forum members being naive? If people on here with an active interest in the sport can't find them, how are newcomers supposed to? These 'opportunities' need to be far better promoted if they are to make a noticeable difference.