No one walked away.  They'd just be paid by the new company who have taken on the business as a going concern.   People trying to make problems that don't exist.

Apologies, I just presumed it was a case of mistaken Ashtons. No idea where the Speedway Star got that information from - maybe they mistook them instead?

The issue sits massively with what is defined as fit for purpose? Personally i want to be entertained so two teams with riders of close abilities on a track that offers passing opportunities and im happy. That used to exist at NL level and was sub £15.  Watching the worlds best can be mesmerising but unless they have someone to race it can be dull as dishwater and the gulf between the top and bottom riders in teams is getting too vast.  Top 100 in the world is a bit of a stretch when there is probably only a few thousand active riders of all ages worldwide anyways.  For £30 you would need top level facilities (how many females don't attend simply because the state of the toilets) and an afternoon/evening of entertainment with passing, track craft, even a bit of controversy. The home hero, the pantomime villain, the stuff that gets people talking on the way home and wanting to see what happens in the next fixture. I certainly can't remember the last time i felt like that hence why i am one of the many who used to attend a lot of fixtures at various tracks and now barely go at all. 

While on TV or stream coverage it will stay 

If we have to have a 6 team top league then surely the play offs need to be scrapped.

Fancy us to win by maybe 10….. Kurtz seems an improved rider from the beginning of the season and don’t expect to see the rider that ride at Foxhall in the cup when he was shocking …. Bewley can throw in good or bad rides ….  Lidsey is average at Foxhall though he is in form … Cook is usually inconsistent  I think this will be close as Jenkins usually good for 5 at home and I think Foord will struggle to score which is a 10 point swing there