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gjcone44

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  1. like your thinking, i know all your riders are just examples, and i do think the programme does need to be revamped, so top riders dont race the juniors, which will help the juniors progress better, dont think gp riders will do it unless they could fit the right days in. i dont think your in cloud cuckoo land , its the BSPA, who are in cloud cuckoo land. it has got to start from scratch.
  2. i know where you are coming from same for me, when i stopped riding winter of 88 , i stopped going just seeing the odd meeting for a good 15 years, only started going again regular when the new track opened at Bellevue, was there for the 1st meeting that turned into a farce, but knew that track would be good once it was put right. taking my dad for the last years he had left in his life and the reason i had a go, at racing. Still enjoy it even going to Poland to watch meetings, but will get by if no premiere league racing. this year, getting to old now for it to be the centre of my life.
  3. the riders will eventually cut their own throat's I'm not sure they realise what is happening. because it wont end well for anybody. feels like a catch 22.
  4. think you can add the laydown machines too all the other stuff, and most importantly the costs.
  5. they shouldn't be selling stamps then tozzers
  6. people should be more worried about data centre's, than losing speedway tracks.
  7. but that is because the rest of prem is not financial viable
  8. There is plenty to look forward to next season but also a great deal of work going on further down the line, and we’re all positive about what’s to come.” that didn't last long. The points limit itself was agreed over a month ago, following several meetings leading up to the AGM, and it’s pleasing that we’re also looking at rule changes and improvements for 2026, so we are trying to look a year in advance. or this.
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