Bellers101

Same last year as well.

They didn't have any straw.

It's the norm I've heard.

I said they were the worst promotion in GB Speedway last season and they have sunk to even lower depths. The Plymouth supporters deserve better! Must try harder, much, much harder!

Have you got the tide times for next week? Cheers.

Greg Blair spot on about that lack of track prep and the Plymouth promotions half arsed effort!

What a shower of an outfit!

Knudsen seems to be suffering classic 2nd season syndrome.

Don't attend meetings with several guests in them home or away.

Bollocks and quite a few of us Redcar supporters didn't travel due to the 3 guests.

It was.

Point proved!

Is there any other sport where injuries actually strengthen a team ie guests?

He regularly touches or breaks the tapes in pressure races for Redcar.

I think he scored the same in his first meeting back for Redcar after his lay off before his struggles. He made 5 gates and got passed twice that night. He rode far better last night though, showed a lot more aggression and determination.

King is a Stonehewer type signing for Redcar. Decent but past his best.

Edwards hasn't really blown hot for a while. Needs to up his game.

You did, Ben Barker!

Riss rode well at Redcar tonight. Gating well, had speed and showed lots of aggression. Hopefully this is the turning point.

Brayden McGuinness.

Which are at a very similar level due to all the doubling up apart from a few riders. The fact is Riss can ride the small tracks and isn't just a big track rider like some on here are suggesting.

Riss can ride the small tracks as several successful years riding for Edinburgh and Redcar have shown. He was also almost unbeatable around Newcastle. It's not the track that's the problem it's his illness and the fact he hasn't got back to where he was. His Redcar scores have been way down on what would normally be expected from him.

Apparently everything was ok this morning until one of the track staff knocked over his Sports Direct mug completely flooding the track. Did they consider burning some hay on the track to dry it out?

Plymouth have more rain offs than the tennis at Wimbledon!

Excellent. Wouldn't like to see it when it's below par then!