I recall a few years ago Matchroom saying speedway did not fit the profile of sport they could be involved with.  They actually went with swimming as an experiment which worked well until the folk at the governing body didn’t like the changes being proposed. 

So,are Redcar going to show some fight? Or just going to lay down like they have done. For me the key could be King and Edward’s who have both been poorl over the last few important meetings?

On a five year frame looking at natural talent its no contest Bailey all the way the flip side being the boy should be one day gracing the biggest stage so after 3-4 years UK he most likely will be off to Poland full time where Tobias may not improve much but he could be long term servant to UK speedway.

Your time for meetings is not possible nor may I suggest accurate. As example, Why does a 33% increase in heats from 15 to 20 require 50% more time from 60 to 90 minutes?  In all seriousness, the minimum that can be allowed for each heat is circa five minutes taking into account riders entering and exiting the track before and after races, preparing to start and of course track grading and that is without on track incidents.  You are correct that more can and should be done to fill the time between races - Having a bloke on the centre green talking inane nonsense and laughing at his own jokes which nobody understands is just not good enough. 

He's a very, very talented young Aussie. But is he talented enough at just 16 to qualify for a visa through one of the State Titles?

For a good, consistent quality show to be produced week on week there would need to be one company responsible for creating the product.  I’m not convinced clubs across the board actually have consistent quality, albeit it’s quite possible for BSN to step up to produce something viable.   However, terrestrial tv & Sky do not take content produced by/for streaming channels if that content is not exclusive for a while.   But maybe the future being created by Speedway futures ltd such considerations have been accounted for.