NeilWatson

The era is irrelevant, as is the fact it's a speedway programme to an extent - it's simply a logic puzzle, and very entertaining!

I think I have a solution, sent by PM to R&R to avoid spoilers!

Fair enough, thanks for pointing that out.

That’s hardly a like-for-like comparison, one photo is of the main home-straight stand at Peterborough, the other of the third bend at Brandon.

It does, I meant to say SGB rather than SGP - original post edited.

Indeed, although the SGB website still refers to ‘BSPA Contacts’!

Racing Licences are issued by the SCB, not the BSPA

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000h8g3 On Radio 4 now, The Untold tells the story of Ronnie Russell's heroic act and what has happened since.

I’m simply basing my opinion on the fact that the rule refers to 25% of the League fixtures not 25% of a Club’s fixtures.

As planned, the PL season was scheduled to be 168 matches, so the transfer window would open after 42 matches across all clubs and close after 126 matches. Clear isn't it?......

The 2020 Rule Book is now available to download http://www.scbgb.co.uk/request.php?8507

This showing is at 7.45pm (19.45)

After a few issues the stream now appears to be going ahead - enjoy!

I understand the Peterborough v Newcastle meeting will be available to view via Tapes Up Productions after the 19.30 performance.

If tonight's session is a success it is hoped to show more meetings, and care will be taken to avoid clashes if at all possible.

The link above is now correct, apologies

Tapes Up Productions with thanks to Ged Rathbone and in association with Motive Car Accessories present full coverage of the 2018 SGB Championship fixture between the Peterborough Panthers and the Newcastle Diamonds - from 19th May 2018. If you would like to sponsor our next Facebook Premiere, please contact Tapes Up Productions for details of available meetings. https://www.facebook.com/tapesupproductions/videos/1294379284286403/

I would imagine he's going home to Denmark to his family while he can

Hans Andersen has just posted on Instagram ‘unfortunately there will be no racing this time around, speedway is on hold for an unknown period of time’; with a picture of a deserted check-in area.

Apologies, the first link I posted was only part of the advice, see https://politi.dk/en/corona-virus-covid-19-in-denmark Extract: Effective today and for a period of one month, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark advises against all non-essential travel worldwide. This advice thus covers the period from 13 March until the end of the Easter holiday, Monday 13 April. The ministry has thereby changed its travel advice for all of the world to an “orange” risk classification or higher (“red”). “The top priority of the Government is the safety and security of Danes. Therefore, we are sending a clear message and advising against all non-essential travel worldwide. The message to Danes is clear, simple and serious. You should refrain from travelling unless it is absolutely necessary. If you are already abroad as a traveller, you should return home as quickly as possible,” says Minister for Foreign Affairs Jeppe Kofod.

https://politi.dk/coronavirus-i-danmark/in-english/minstry-of-justice-12-03-2020

I think that decision will be taken out of your hands on Tuesday Mike. Love to you both

Two home/two away in the Premiership, one home/one away in the Championship and NDL, and cancel the other competitions and fixtures?

From Monday all large gatherings above 500 people with the potential to impact the emergency services should be cancelled to prioritise the Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. The First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced the action in Scotland to protect the resilience of the emergency services until the impact of the virus has lessened substantially. Managing large events safely can require a significant commitment and planning from the Police, Fire and Ambulance Services, as well as others such as the voluntary sector. At a time when there is severe pressure on emergency and public services as a result of the virus, cancelling such large events will free up vital resources to focus on dealing with the outbreak. Guidance on how this action will impact events will be produced before Monday. The First Minister said: “Event organisers should take action now to help our emergency services deal with the scale of the challenge we face with coronavirus. “Our frontline services are doing a fantastic job but they are already under pressure, which will increase as the number of cases in Scotland rises. “The emergency services are well prepared to deal with this outbreak but mass gatherings, such as large football and rugby matches as well as concerts, can have a significant impact on emergency service resources. “Removing unnecessary burdens on our frontline workers is the right thing to do so they can prioritise their response to where it is needed most.”

I’m happy to say that many Promoters across all leagues are pleased to welcome me to their track.