Yes I agree not under motive power but I thought the rule was under power and Kerr's engine was still running, depends on interpretation of the rule. It may not have changed the destination of the bonus point as it was early in the meeting and tactical changes may have come in to play, like not risking putting Bowes out in heat 14.

Don't think he can, Shane may get a reduction on his average as he's not ridden for a few years.  

Anyone using their eyes could see Kerr was not under motive power at the point the race was stopped. He should have been excluded. Wouldn't have affected who won on the night, but it did change the destination of the bonus point.

Probably unwise to pick a fight with Kyle I would think.

SCB STATEMENT: NIELS-KRISTIAN IVERSEN   Thursday April 30, 2026 The Speedway Control Bureau were made aware on Tuesday 28th April that due to injuries sustained at the Nicolai Klindt Testimonial on the 15th March, Niels Kristian Iversen would be unable to travel to the UK for the Northampton Fixture on Thursday 30th April, as was still awaiting medical clearance to be able to fly. Mr Iversen competed for the Esbjerg club in the Danish League on Wednesday 29th April, therefore Northampton have been denied a Full Facility for the fixture on the 30th April, and have been informed that only the Reduced Facility as per SCB Regulation 011.4 would be permitted. Mr Iversen is expected to make his Northampton debut on Monday 4th May when they compete in two away fixtures at Belle Vue and Leicester.  

Northampton Foxes  co-promoter Paul Hunsdon was the guest speaker at the NSSC on Tuesday evening. With news breaking just before the meeting that the venue had passed the SCB Inspection the atmosphere was really positive. Paul said; Tickets can be purchased on-line or on entry to the track by card or cash. Large free car park. OK to take camping chairs etc. Sensible entry checks. No bottles but OK with food and soft drinks, tea etc. Large bar, food outlets and seating for 750 otherwise large grass banks.