Was it his right knee injury he was coming back from?

If he's been signed off by the doctor for a mental health issue, as that's a non-speedway injury / illness, he gets a 7 day suspension & Workington are allowed a guest, for up to 28 days I believe. If he doesn't have a doctor's note & is considered "withholding his services" Workington will get a 14 day facility, while Cook is suspended for 14 days. That's how I understand the rules. While I think the BSPL should do more to support riders suffering from mental health, for example banning Max James from the NDL because he wanted to take a break from the Champ, was just awful, I think it would take a doctor's note for something to be done?

I don't think so. He has scored well for Scunthorpe prior to this evening. Just in the wrong place - on the outside, first bend bunching, and would have been in the re run if not injured. He appeared to slide into the fence feet first, damaging his right leg. 

I don't think so. He has scored well for Scunthorpe prior to this evening. Just in the wrong place - on the outside, first bend bunching, and would have been in the re run if not injured. He appeared to slide into the fence feet first, damaging his right leg. 

Castagna tonight on his home track at Edinburgh in the championship… 0,0,1’,1 = 2+1 🙈 surely the Lynn management team have to be looking at this, it’s ridiculous 

I'm sure Redcar would've preferred to keep King, but that would've meant a weaker reserve pairing, which has been their strength this season. Seems an inconsistent team, so home defeats are possible, but away wins also possible. 2nd home defeat means play-offs almost gone already, but still have the KOC & BSN to compete for. I actually thought Redcar were one of the weaker teams pre-season (but stronger than Scunthorpe) but their early season form, made me change my mind & rate them higher.