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Not convinced by the wisdom of going with such a powerful top two but the other five can all improve their averages IMO, even Complin.

And the opportunity to race for the champions, and to ride a vastly superior circuit each week.

I think it would be fair to say that the riders have far too much influence.

No, but many people realise that what they are getting is very often nowhere near the value of what they are paying. This is something that those running our great sport keep ignoring.

Should have been a one off final in the first place, IMO all the problems started when they went back on that.

I think the 'pile on' has far more to do with how you and one or two others conduct yourselves on Poole threads, you really can't be surprised at getting a load back when Poole cock it up. You've been winding folk up on here for many years after all

Why does British Speedway never learn?

I suspect the reasoning behind the lower points limit fpr those in favour of it is to try to narrow the gulf between the top five and the bottom four from this season and to make things more affordable for those smaller clubs.

Simon Lambert seems to have had his breakthrough season at 34 years old. He'd be the first name on the 2024 Lynn team sheet if it was up to me.

The Championship is going to look very different in 2024.

Yeah fair points. I think Sedgemen majorly over achieved to start with and then reverted to type, he was never going to keep that form up. Went for Wijdylo because of his impact but could go for one of the Cook brothers or Blodorn instead. Maybe even Simon Lambert at a push.

I see most people have gone with six heat leaders and a R/S......I've deliberately named two second strings and two reserves as I think that's more in the spirit of a 'team'.

Sayfutdinov Kurtz Museilak Douglas Sedgmen Wojdylo Rowe

I don't think any rider should be criticised for not riding in our second division if that's what they feel is best for their development, shows a bit of ambition and a willingness to get out of their comfort zone.

I'd always be wary of the 'word on the terraces'.

Poznan are staying up because Landshut can't fulfill Liga 1 criteria.

Lol.

It was two seasons, 1997 and 1998.

I applaud any rider who leaves behind the easy money of the Championship to broaden their horizons abroad.

I'd suggest that not riding Monmore every week will do him the world of good too.

You may well be right but with Douglas at 1 and Kemp at 7 Scunthorpe have every chance.

Having drawn at WR in the Play Offs not that long ago Scunny will fancy their chances.

Great news!

A lot of fuss over Thompson & Ablitt riding at Scunthorpe but I don't understand why that means there are nine changes