Of course.
The fact is he has improved his away performances year on year. He will need to do the same in 2018.
With even less true number ones in the league it shouldn't be that difficult.
Speedway Star have Jacob listed as 6th in away averages, with only Doyle, Morris, Freddie, Cook and Musielak above him.
He is getting more consistent away from home season on season.
He has to step up as number one now so that will make his upward trend a harder job but indications suggest even less likely to have dodgy meetings. I certainly hope that is the case.
And seemingly failed.
Point well made.
It's been dreadful everytime it's been on TV the past few seasons.
Shame, I used to look forward to my visits to watch racing there.
Half a season completely dire, half a season more improved. I see it too but a full season? ?? Good luck.
At least Holder has been fully committed to the top flight until this season.
Personally wouldn't really want either on those averages but if it had to be Holder I could live with it.
Ditto Hancock, Jonsson, Janowski, THJ, MJJ and more.
The fans in Cardiff tell Woffy what nearly everyone thinks of him.
Talking of riders using British speedway to help win a title, I take it you forgot about Poole and Hancock??
I'd hate to point out what a hypocrite that would make you.
Another rule change conveniently changed or changed to suit one team or one rider.
What we do know is some riders have been reassessed and others not which is grossly unfair, and shame on the governing body for total lack of clarity and fairness over it.
Sadly Steve often comes across with blue blindness on these matters.
Particularly if some teams can sign those ringers on there outdated averages whilst other teams have had riders on bargain averages reassessed to make it impossible.
Still, the governing body have made easy for some and more difficult for others and ensure not all teams start on a level playing field.
Just when you think they couldn't muck up the averages any worse than 2017.
MF has already said he is in discussions with Holder but they can't agree. Holder is the one who is shafting himself it seems.
Doesn't matter if they fit. Kildemand is reassessed at 9 (or 8 depends when they decide) and Poole already have their 1 over 8 in Kurtz.
He rode 4 meetings. Since when does 4 meetings count as a new average?
It's either his championship average or his last Premiership average, seems they are making up one.
It's no wonder the averages are even more of a farce than 2017.