Can someone explain to me the transponder placement? I know they exist but have no understanding of them at all. Presumably they’re not on the front wheel so how can they tell who crossed the line first?

Glasgow when they track their full seven, imo are the best team in the CL & if Nagel had been available, they would probably have added to their winning margin, given his guest replacement, Jacob Hook, did not score a point from his four rides. Howarth's scoring from no.5 is  impressive, especially when matches go down to the wire & the Harris/Howarth combination usually deliver the coup de grace in  heats 13 & 15. For Monarchs a key factor in their recent decline in performance is that Victor Palovaara is still trying to recover from pneumonia which  apparently has absolutely done him in.  In hindsight it might have been better to have given him more time to fully recover. One positive I took from tonight's match, was MPT's best ride at the Dale since joining us, in heat 14 where he stalked Flint until the last bend & burst through on the inside to take the win.  

Glad to see that on the British  Speedway Web site that Freddy was awarded 3rd place when he passed Hook on the line. On updates it shows Hook as being third. With poor Max getting injured it was a great performance from the 5 remaining tigers. A shame that guest Jacob Hook failed to score but no2 is a difficult position. Looking forward to tomorrow's meeting at Workington where it will probably be tight like many of our away meetings. Can the Tigers win again?

Some good racing tonight from both teams, and a last heat decider to finish off another terrific Scottish Derby. Glasgow showing a bit of grit to pull through a chaotic night , Edinburgh pushed all the way. Fair play to both teams for an entertaining night of speedway.

The inevitable heats 13/15 usual from us. Could see that coming a mile off.     

A comment that clearly shows you know absolutely hee haw about the true facts, so best leave the rocket science to others