Bagpuss

There is also the point that people are being forced to pay £30 even if they want to leave after heat 15 of the main meeting.

Others might disagree but personally I want every team I support to go into every fixture believing they can win, however unlikely. I think if you stray away from that foundation it's a slippery slope.

He won two heats in his last Lynn meeting and probably isn’t expected to score at the Foxhole tomorrow so I can't see him leaving the Lynn line up unless it's his choice.

Two home wins with Sheff taking the bonus I'd imagine

He qualified and is eligible to race as its a 'junior' event just like the NDL/NDT.

I don't think there is personally. I think riders have their schedules sorted and would only start flying over once other leagues finish.

And will stop promotions stock piling 'assets' to fleece others with loan fees. A good thing it's been abolished and should have been years ago.

Demi Blu Harris looked promising on a 250 at Lynn the other night but I'm guessing she's some way off 15?

And Harrison, how he saved it on the second bend in one heat when he seemed set to go into orbit I'll never know. Mitchell has something about him and Rutchings was much better than I expected. The 250cc stuff was great fun too. Roll on the next NDT meeting.

It was described as a hip injury, although he was walking around in the pits and rode pillion on the Young Stars' victory lap.

If we get 35 we'll have done well.

And in fairness we could use a T/S for one of Ashton's rides, I'm sure we'll be using one! 😵

Not Rew then 😁 In that case R/R rather than Howarth for me. And fingers crossed Nic has a good day.

Definitely see your point but R/R for your fifth means four rides for Boughen and if anything goes wrong you can be down to five riders and in a whole world of hurt. So can see the logic.

I thought he got that right to be fair, those two were the most likely to get a 5-1 and Lynn's middle pairing are the most vulnerable if outgated IMO.

I would suggest that Ziscke's performance levels will rise as Workington's fixtures get going and Rowe won't keep his current levels up. Sheffield are a very good side but over 24 meetings I think BV will be better.

Pity Magic couldn't hold on to something there.

Wroclaw just not quick enough from the gate tonight. Really looking forward to seeing Kurtz in the GP's. Przyjemski is a cheat code at reserve, he almost secures the title.

I think all things being equal BV will finish above Sheffield. I'm expecting an Ippo v BV final.

From 360 miles away that looks like a rum old choice of Monarchs for heat 15.

Not really sure what's going on with Museilak. Confidence or effort I'd imagine but he's a shadow of the rider for Sheffieid a couple of years ago.

Which makes her perfectly qualified to comment as we walloped everybody at home for a large part of our second tier stint between 2003-2010. However I think it takes a lot longer than three meetings to get fed up with it and some Ipswich fans have of course experienced this before in 1998.

In both cases the strongest team in their respective leagues are at home to arguably the worst. On, respectfully, two very average at best race tracks. BSN need to choose their fixtures much better IMO.

Far more likely that it didn't fit correctly and has gone back

I was a regular at Mildenhall in 2006 & 07 in the second tier and it's some of the best speedway I've ever seen.