Once again it seems mainly people who weren't there moaning about start times etc - how about praising a new promotion for getting a new track up and running in such a short time? I arrived early enough but the car park was running out of space and the road from Northampton itself looked chock-a-block - I was coming up from London so missed that traffic but understood why they might have needed more time, every paying spectator counts after all. The team is going to struggle when they pick up the 'leftovers' but some riders need to think about their performances last night, being all too keen to pull up at the back, so hopefully replacements will become available. Kye Thomsen was sensational and really showed his team mates the way. Of course there is really no home track advantage at the moment, but it's no excuse for a lack of effort. The people involved, the stewards, on the gates, in the stand were friendly and keen, and the track produced some racing on the night. I enjoyed my first visit, boosted by a KL win, and I'd hope to go again this season. Finally, Cooper Rushen may have made an error, it just looked a horrible crash from where I sat, but please he is only 16 and as he said himself he is learning all the time. He is clearly a special talent, so instead of the usual Forum pile-on, how about cutting the young lad some slack and supporting a future GB superstar?  

I think it might be more appropriate to say 'once they find out how best to prepare it' and then do that consistently 

I think you will find he is, see him at every home meeting, and he does a lot of away ones 

Still on BSN's Instagram page. I'm a huge Cooper Rushen fan but even I think it was a little bit naughty.

thanks for posting this calvin if you look in again (im sure you will figure out who i am ) i wasnt sure if to post or not  for the ones who called him and liked to try say he did not know what he was talking about well i suppose now may be the time to say a long long time ago our my very good friend jenga was sort of  co promotor of our beloved working comets  and his family tried hard to get comets back up to being viable to running in profit rather than going bust also how it was miss sold when they took over all the good riders they were promised had all ready been sold 

Good to hear that Fraser has been offered a place for Krakow this weekend, joining Richard Lawson.😃