stevebrum

My answer is in an earlier post. I certainly see more racing at different tracks than you do if you want to turn it into a juvenile discussion. Haven't you got other threads to troll?

No one was conned. The Rebels promotion made the decision based on local fixtures with none local in the lower division. Pure and simple.

Thought his 28 day facility is up this week? You can't just extend it unless you apply for another facility. Decisions need making it seems.

It's unlike Drury to not be on the ball if someone has potential. Id say not to keep asking tho! Prove it on track. He is always impressed with that!

I get what you are saying. However cutting out the top boys will see even more fans desert the sport in droves. I'm a top flight snob. Not ashamed to admit. Although I watch all levels of racing including amateur. I don't believe we have a credible product without the top level boys. Good racing is good racing at any level. From that perspective it's a great product. Whether it will continue to be a credible one is doubtful if you strip it any further.

It's a difficult one. We need the top boys here, the more the better. However Poland, GP's usually come first and teams who ride Friday and Saturday are often likely to suffer. Not good tho.

Does he have a license and have race insurance?? All required to be allowed to practice after a meeting. Has he asked???

I know of several local riders allowed to practice after meetings at Birmingham. So happy to disagree with you on that one.

So Somerset fans don't get to see Freddie for either match? Short changed or what!

Certainly is good to do research. He rides in his own league for Zarnovica Vaculik rides in the Polish league (Gorzow), and Swedish League (Vetlanda). He rides too many leagues and wouldn't be able to.

Just have to hope the B fixture has more Wolves riders able to make it then as I love my trips to Highbridge but I won't bother on Friday.

don't think he was the only one either. not a cat in hell's chance he would ever finish top of the averages. Like I said, all very odd.

I'm probably wrong. All is rosy at Poole and KK is a true number one at a guess. Thanks for a proper explanation. Sounds like he should have walked the track with the others instead of giving out individual orders as surely it's better for team morale?

A rider that can't be bothered to do a track walk is hardly inspiring is it? Isn't he meant to be captain? Maybe he can't stand KK like the fans .

I READ WHAT HE SAID. He said Hans went to get changed instead of doing a track walk. Never seen that before. Something is clearly wrong at Poole.

I quoted his post. What post are you referring to?

He would score more than the rubbish Pole.

something is very wrong if not all 7 riders want to do a track walk. Very odd. Pedersen couldn't care less about riding here unless the money is good. Dig deep.

No one really knows! However as he rode 2nd tier last season I'd assume it's his current average they use. It would be crazy to use a starting average when u have already achieved a new established average in the championship. As it's the BSPA anything is possible.

It's 7.55 if you look at column C.

Both fulfil the criteria.

Bates rode in the NL whilst Starke and Wright both had spells in the NL.Looking at it then at least one of your 1-7 has to be a product of the NL. From the regulations 18.7 TEAM COMPOSITION 18.7.1 A SGB Premiership Teams initial Declaration must not exceed 50.00 and include at least 2 riders who have competed in or are eligible to enter the National Development League (Conference League).

It happens in Sweden and to a less extent in Poland with their youngsters. There simply aren't enough riders to fill all team places in all countries.

Well done to the boys tonight. Shame I missed the match. Good to see us winning at home where others failed. Onwards and upwards. Looking forward to see Lambert in the B fixture.

Surprising result, but bank holiday matches usually throw up the odd results. The top 2 teams losing to the bottom 2 teams at home. No one would have predicted those results.