On that score just found this last couple of line interview with Bailey posted shortly after his 3rd place in the SGP3 Final last season. He said: “I’m done with the 250s now. I wanted to give them a crack this year. I’m going back to Denmark on Sunday to train on the 500s until I go home. Then I’ll do the Aussie and state championships, and hopefully I will get a visa for the UK next year.”  Lets hope he does qualify.

I think most Danish sides sign 7/8 riders for there 5 man teams. They also I believe have to field a DK Junior & senior. Bailey has a similar situation being one of 8 riders signed and in his case he will have to compete with 2 decent young Danes for maybe 1 position. One of them WON SGP3 last season (Bailey was 3rd) plus the other one was a decent rider in POLU24 Lge. He is 19 and Villards Pedersen the SGP3 winner in 250CC Class is 16 and 6 months older than Bailey.

just reading Gusts wants another chance at UK, id be willing to give him a chance at a better run club and a track more suited to him, so how about this    kurtz gusts tungate cook, cook, zagar, magic, wright, rew (all fit) Bewley Tate RS

Nope it was Villads. Type it into Google and see. Bastian is over age and rode some SGP2 last season but didnt win it. SGP3 is also the 250CC under 16 Championship. Bailey finished 3rd.

A young Kevin Jolly second from the left i think, as for the rest god knows, year wise 75/76 at a guess.

Rents won't come down though, neither will the riders costs of those who do get a team place, (of all levels)... And if no TV deal, it will remove a huge amount from the budget.....  Even "staying the same" might just be a pipe dream.. Which isn't going to help move the sport forward in anyway, shape or form, is it?  The hole they have dug for themselves over the last two decades is certainly a very deep one to climb out of... Unfortunately those who sleep walked themselves into it, are also, in the main, the same ones trying to get themselves out of it...