So even you have given two different explanations. Did he leave the track if both wheels were 'on the line', or if his 'back wheel has crossed the inner part of the white line' ? It just demonstrates that there is ambiguity, and, as yet, you haven't provided any evidence from SCB of where any of your interpretations come from.  I'm not intending to pick on your interpretations specifically, because many others have put their own views forward.  SCB could clarify this immediately if it wanted to.  I hope that the referee, both clubs and all riders are absolutely clear on the interpretation for the Premiership play off second leg, especially as Belle Vue's inner edge of the track is significantly different to a chalk line

I went to Sheffield which was the first time ive been there for about 35 years and the 3rd and 4th bends were hundreds of Aces fans which created an atmosphere that was like nothing I’ve seen at club speedway for years…it made for a memorable meeting which in many ways was like a throwback for when the actual racing itself wasn’t fantastic but the crowd and the atmosphere made it into a great night…in many ways that was what made speedway great and it was fantastic to get a night like that in this day and age

Just bumped in to Mr Doyle in town! Small world…. 😉

Also comes across as a far nicer lad when interviewed than when riding for the win at all costs team.

Dirt defector has happened, not picked up by pit staff until after the race so the result stood.

You need to give your head a wobble regarding Poole,it’s getting tedious.