I don't know why people keep insisting there's not enough riders for one league when there clearly are and it would be competitive with some innovative outside the box thinking.  Whether there would be in a year or two with the way the NDL has gone is another matter. 

The BSPL are clinging on to two tiers due to the excessive number of riders reliant on doubling up for their earnings. The riders are calling the shots. I don’t see how this sport can move on until the doubling up monster is tackled.

If there was no Premiership- but only one “senior” league running on something like a 38 - 40 point limit then that league would consist of no more than eight (maybe nine) teams simply because of a lack of suitable riders.  And to be clear, this is not a personal opinion, just an outcome of the math involved.  One thing to be sure of …. The eight or nine surviving teams would not all come from this year’s Championship.   

As long as you finish in the top 4 anyone of the 4 could win the league, just hope the wheels fall off the pilots bus and they finish out of the top 4 🤪  my unbiased top 4 are worky Plymouth Redcar and Glasgow

common-sense wins in the end. as it always will. 

Kenzie Cossey got a 3.25 average from guesting last year.