Marksman

The date is in the save game file on line 133 if opened in Notepad++ 0,8,0,12,25,15,400,43,9,1,1,401,2020,8,0,1,5,436 43 relates to the points limit, i tried editing to 55 for example and it worked! 25 seems to be the number of teams, but doesn't work if you change it, probably will mismatch the code. The leagues start on line 2085 in the same save game file i.e.; 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,43,40.7,15,0,0,0,0,0 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,2 The 2 at the end of the 2nd line denotes what league that team is in, 1 for EL 2 for PL. The teams are listed in alhabetical order.

Yeah i managed to have a look this morning after installing and it seems fairly straightforward The other info i figured out following on from what you found is; "Peter Carr",6,39,5.1,10.19,0,0 "Rory Schlein",6,17,2,3,0,12 Last number is nationality, 12 being Australian, 0 being English, 21 being Polish etc. First number (6) is Club ID, 1 being Arena-Essex, 24 being Workington 6 Being Edinburgh in this case. Other ID's 26 - Unattached List 28 - Foreign List (all assessed averages) 29 - Retired List So tested it out using Berwick and also figured you can change the Team names, Year and also change a clubs league and numbers of teams in each league. Date change to March 2020;

Once I manage to get hold of a copy of the game, I’m going to look into this too and try updating the British Leagues. I remember looking at it years ago as a kid, without the knowledge I have now, so will be interesting to have another look.

That was brilliant, well done and thanks to you both @gmuncie fab presenting and great flowing interview

Yeah I think he had those Kevlars stolen, along with his van? Which was a few days before setting off to Lonigo for the '99 GP Challenge. Thomas Armstrong helped out on that occasion with a van and new kevlars and went on to be his main sponsor for years. I think Ian Thomas was pointing at the fact Stoney had just got one of his ears pierced and was wearing a gold earring!

Going back to that print that was advertised, I decided to make my own memories on photoshop of the 1999 season onwards. It's desktop wallpaper size (2560x1440) so feel free to use , the high resolution version can be downloaded here - https://imgur.com/a/oYLZw2n

Absolutely spot on, Scunthorpe's twitter account and the content produced is very amatuerish, that similarly transcends across to the BSPA ideas. Having him in charge, or Buster Chapman, Alex Harkess or anyone else involved with a current club in charge of British Speedway is embarrasing for the sport, to be considered as a professional sport you can't have these guys bringing their self-interests to the table. What Rob Painter has done with the national team is light years ahead of the way British Speedway is run and how they market themselves.

Well what a bore that question and answer session was

Yep, Plus their screen really needs a good clean...

I was emailed this photo of it, Looks like the names of our 2 greatest riders are spelt incorrectly for a start!

Just read about the Premier League considering a ban on over 70's at matches - https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-sports-bosses-and-broadcasters-summoned-to-discuss-contingency-plans-11951225 Couldn't possibly do the same in Speedway, tracks would be closing down within a month

Martin Smolinski. SGP 2020 Substitute Riders 1. Martin Smolinski (Germany) 2. Mikkel Michelsen (Denmark) 3. Bartosz Smektala (Poland) 4. Anders Thomsen (Denmark) 5. Pontus Aspgren (Sweden) 6. Dimitri Berge (France)

Coming off the 4th bend onto the straight, under the catering hut. Was there 3 times this season stood around about the same spot each time and the same guy definately started off that chant with his group multiple times each time I was there I could video it for you next season... I'm only profiling and pointing out what everyone else everyone is thinking

btw, reading these posts MANSE is a proper sh1thouse, likes every single derogatory post about Workington and sends a 'confused' like at every somewhat positive one Bet he's one of those losers on the 4th bend at Glasgow, who shout "that's the way to do it" thinking it's hilarious and then give hand gestures to opposing riders... @MANSE

I see that King and Harris are the track reserves, surely they should change the track reserves to be a nomination rather than who finishes 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc. With all due respect King and Harris have been to Cardiff multiple times before, and experience for our younger riders would be more beneficial. Cookie has obviously declined this and it's passed down to Harris next in line. Winning the British Final is a different matter, if Harris wins obviously he deserves to be there etc. Surely if it's a nomination, common sense will prevail, i.e If say Danny Ayres finished top 3, although he can't be classed as younger rider he would deserve at least one shot at Cardiff based on the British Final result. It makes GB Speedway look a mockery to the rest of the speedway world IMO, and looks like we have no talent coming through.

What about Dan Bewley to cover for Josh Pickering for a month at least? Dan isn't getting any meetings in Poland and hasn't made the World U21 series.

Footage of the stadium work from today... http://www.totalrl.com/forums/index.php?/topic/341533-stadiuma-sad-day/&do=findComment&comment=4103198

CFS come across as a pair of idiots and are about as professional as their WordArt logo. The stuff they post on Twitter is truly embarrassing. Craig is well shot of them

Because my friend, the only thing certain in life is death. Workington Speedway is currently in a coma (license on ice), uncertainty is in the air, one would simply not switch off the life support machine straight away and give up all hope...

The Reds are certainly a big part of the sticking point on the new stadium going ahead, the dinosaurs on their board haven't shown any ambition in 30+ Years. They'd probably be better suited to playing on the Ellis Sports (Zebras) ground, as it's about their level from next season. Workington Reds and Workington Town RLFC would be a match made in hell...

Saturday 2nd March at the Railway club for the Tai Woffinden evening. Tickets already available to buy here - http://www.sportstalkevents.co.uk/bookingoffice

Lives in Denmark, flew in and back out for most of the Comets meetings last year.

The thing is you can only judge on what you see, and rightly so. From a Workington perspective, Starke and Vissing both guested for the Comets at the end of the season and then rode for Glasgow at DP in the Semi Final and both times no one would of been impressed with them and would probably be disappointed if they were signed for the Comets in 2019. So I get where you are coming from, but then I also realise that Vissing for example has a high average around Ashfield, so must be well suited there, it certainly is 'horses for courses' with speedway.

Will be riding for Rybnik most Sunday's as well so you count him out. I don't think his plans were ever to ride in the championship with having a pretty secure place in Poland.

I saw Joe Lawlor's post on Facebook about not having a NL team for next season, he won't be the only one forced out of NL racing on the numbers game. I don't know how some of these lads are going to get better riding in just the championship, they need time on the bike. Not scoring many points and being off the pace isn't going to bode well for their confidence and could well force some riders away from the sport.