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I'm sure the Berwick promotion & fans would be delighted with Lawson. They're not gonna spite themselves by not picking such an in form rider just because he beat them last week

Brennan is a long way from GP standard imo. Plus there plenty of competition with Britain having a strong top 2 or 3. Didn't make it through the first qualifier, so don't see him getting a wild card.

Personally think there's no need for the "stupid heat" to decide draws in any competition. But see no reason why the BSN groups would need a different scoring system to the league.

If Glasgow are looking to strengthen their team, do they give up on Complin returning, keep Smith & use the spare points to replace Starke? Glasgow Chris Harris 9.29 Steve Worrall 8.09 Leon Flint 6.60 Zaine Kennedy 4.27 James Pearson 4.20 Ace Pijper 3.03 Jack Smith 3.00 Total 38.48

Workington 49-41 Glasgow

Why would he be unhappy, the article was just Dan Ford saying he wasn't concerned with Zach's (lack of) form? Surely any other response would be worse, if he said he's happy & he expects Zach to score 3 or 4 points each week - that would be worse! Or saying he's very concerned & doesn't think Zach will improve - that would be worse!

How can the transponders be wrong? Also if they are often wrong, why are they being used?

Depends on the reason, if it was a bereavement for example - no ban. If the reason isn't announced, people will speculate. Mind you if a non-speedway injury / illness / missing a flight gets a 7 day ban, it would be odd that missing for a "personal reason" doesn't?

Poole certainly can carry one or two riders, already in the next round of the KOC, great chance of making the semis of the BSN, won their first away league match. Don't know where the concern is coming from tbh. You don't need to win every match to be Champions.

They are above the points limit, so nothing they can do. Don't need an out & out number one if all riders up their averages. Obviously it would help if Howarth got his average over 8.

Think Berwick have better guest. Redcar 46-44 Berwick.

Scunthorpe 51-39 Workington. Both teams into the semi finals.

Scottish derbys often bring up surprises, so are always hard to call. I'll go with Glasgow 47-43 Edinburgh.

Earlier in the year he indicated he wanted to ride Champ. But I got the impression he wasn't desperate, so would only pick a team that fits in his schedule. The fact he couldn't agree to 28 days makes it less likely he'd sign, but maybe a midweek club, like Oxford, is a possibility?

I don't think an away loss to Belle Vue is the time to panic. But Ermolenko should certainly be looking to strengthen the team.

Riss for Jenkins fits, but now Jordan's scores have improved, don't expect him to be dropped. I guess it depends how ruthless a club is?

Cheers, the British Speedway website still said 8 matches for Champ and 3 home & away for Prem. Is that the same for both of the top divisions then?

I don't think money is what's stopping Nicholls signing. He's planning for the future, when he hangs up his kevlars, wants a TV job, so would be daft to step away from that when he's wanted. Besides he can guest whenever it suits him, got the freedom to pick & choose when he wants to ride Prem. He's in a great situation, so why would he risk throwing that away?

As I made this comment (obviously a joke) before the latest cancellation, perhaps I was actually right?

As far as I know assessed riders in the Champ get a new average after 8 matches, yet Boughen & Killeen have been given new averages after 6 matches (3 last year, 3 this year). Is that a new rule or have the BSPL made a mistake? It makes a difference if Oxford were planning to use up their spare points, but it looks like they're not. Kinda surprised tbh, seems odd to sign 2 x 2.00 riders who will put points on their averages, but not gain the full advantage of that by building so far under the limit.

On their starting averages, Brummies would be delighted to use guests, not so much when they've got new averages.

Spotted that too, really they should be more up to date than that.

Duplicated

Even if I agree with you in Principle that it's unfair to ride without Wojdylo, there's no reason for Lynn to postpone the match less than a week before it's due to be raced. The Polish fixtures were already scheduled when the original match was postponed in March. Why re-arrange on this date? Using your words why can’t some morons understand that!? It really honestly baffles me why people still can’t understand?

There's a big difference, Oxford have 6.25 available to replace Atkins who is averaging under 1.00 this year, while Poole could only replace Perry with another 2.00 rider. If Oxford are serious about challenging for trophies, they need to use up their spare 1.97 points before Killeen & Boughen get new averages.