This result was always likely to happen. Put a small track team with ageing riders against a big track team dialled in and it was pretty obvious what would be the likely outcome. King Barker and Nicholls are closer to their pensions than the start of their career in speedway. Reserves never stood much of a sniff against Battye who is dialled in like a heat leader.  A shame the gap is that wide as it’s now a foregone conclusion and makes the second leg meaningless.

Sure I seen somewhere Jye was coming back 

Witches chairman Richard Coleman can’t wait to see the icons of the sport testing themselves on the tight and technical Foxhall track. He said: “This is a truly special moment in the history of this club as Foxhall Stadium joins the Speedway GP calendar alongside legendary venues like our sister club Wroclaw, Torun, Prague’s Marketa Stadium, Vojens Speedway Center and, of course, Warsaw’s iconic PGE Narodowy. https://ipswichwitches.co/ipswich-debuts-on-fim-speedway-world-championships-calendar-in-2027/

He said Sister company, he doesn't Own Wroclaw so they are not a sister company Mayfield have different parts to their own company, one part owns Ipswich where Wroclaw have invested in that business not Mayfield overall

Wonder where Lawson will end up this time after his annual winter switcheroo

They are trying to push for 2x Reserves as U21 when realistically U24 would be better So let's say its 40.00 with the no.7 "British" option being classed as an RS 1. Max Fricke 2. Anders Rowe  3. Jan Kvech 4. Richard Lawson 5. Nazar Parnitskyi  6. Villads Nagel 7. Jody Scott GB U21   I think financially Lynn will struggle to keep Rushen