Not to mention, of course, the fact that Ipswich itself is now a GP track.

https://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/21234/sgp-r6-cardiff-13-2022 https://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/22824/round-cardiff-17-08-2024 https://speedwayupdates.proboards.com/thread/23924/fim-sgp-r1-landshut-2026

IF Bewley joins then IMO that’s a good move for him at this point in his career.    If he has GP aspirations and wants to follow in the footsteps of Lambert then he’s going to need another string to his bow.    We know Bewley is fast, when it comes to pinning the throttle and riding the boards on big fast tracks then he’s up there with the best of them.    What he lacks, is a little bit of track craft on the more technical tracks and the problem he has, is there’s now more of those creeping in to the GP calendar.    Warsaw isn’t a great track for him, obviously Foxhall is now on the calendar, a track he’s never got to grips with, Gilman is a technical track, can throw Vojens in there too probably.    Is he going to learn much more by staying at the NSS? A season or two at Foxhall would IMO do him the world of good and help him on the GP stage. All immaterial at the moment as nothing is confirmed. Deals fall through all the time so nothing is certain until the ink is dry on a contract. 

You could say kennett and Kyle are like for like(kennett not so popular haha) so you've swapped mc diomed and Harrison  for zac and kerr,good not to be favourites,going to be an interesting season.Really hoping next seasons championship can be competitive and unpredictable, even as  a poole supporter I don't think it's any good for british speedway for any team to continually dominate.

Hopefully every one who entered a team have enjoyed the season and one lucky winner will be announced soon.

Not sure how the averages would work for the rest of the side but if we have got a Bewley, Doyle and King top 3 it would be great if we could get/fit Cairns and Rushen in the side to learn under that experience. No disrespect to the likes of Howarth who IF he chooses to return to the sport gives a 100% but I’d rather we had a young side around the top 3 to invest In The future. Especially after have a much older side last year which Coleman himself commented would not be his first choice type of team.