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That was a good guess of the Scunny team!

Unless he is put at number 6 and after heat 2, has to race the 1+2 / 3+4 pairings each meeting!

Chris Holder did two years at Championship level, Darcy Ward did one, Jason Crump did two years, Leigh Adams one! I guess it's what the rider feels is the right time to move up for him!

As long as Simon Lambert gets the tougher number 6 team spot, Palin should be ok at number 7!

In some sports it'll make a bigger difference, but Speedway doesn't seem one of them!

Are "normal" vehicles allowed to park in the showground where the "blue card" vehicles are no longer allowed to? If so that's discrimination surely? If no cars allowed - state that so it doesn't sound like they are just stopping disabled people's access!

I don't know why people make such a fuss about who the team manager is, now you can only do one tac sub per meeting there's not much tactically they can do! Obviously they can try to motivate the riders in their own way, but you'd expect getting paid per point should have them motivated enough anyway!

Ideally each round would have 3 sets of away fans attending, covering any rise in costs!

Not sure why the Championship reserves should get injured, but even if they do, there will be plenty of riders without a team place looking for spots!

Can't see a strong top three in that side!

Kemp spent the majority of last season as a second string for Sheffield, so should definitely raise his average at reserve for the Eagles!

Jason Pipe on FB confirmed there was no maximum ave for riders doubling down!

I read that as meaning a 6+ Championship rider can ride in NL with a 12.00 ave?

1. Nicki Pedersen 8.61 (She) 2. Jake Allen 5.56 (Ips) 3. Rasmus Jensen 7.86 (Swi) 4. Chris Harris 6.01 (Pet) 5. Craig Cook 7.59 (KL) 6. Ryan Douglas 4.66 (Wol) 7. Jye Etheridge 4.35 (BV) If you pick more than one rider per club, my team would look like this: 1. Jason Doyle 8.96 (Swi) 2. Steve Worrall 5.53 (BV) 3. Rasmus Jensen 7.86 (Swi) 4. Chris Harris 6.01 (Pet) 5. Troy Batchelor 8.82 (Swi) 6. Bradley W-Dean 5.47 (Pet) 7. Broc Nicol 4.00 (Wol)

Looking at Swindon last year, Lampart got banned by polish team, Wajknecht retired, Musielak was (temporarily) injured, Nielsen was (temporarily) injured! Since they brought Musielak back when he was fit but didn't bring Nielsen back - should that count as a transfer? Otherwise what's to stop a team using a free "injury transfer" for someone who may only be out for two weeks? Also have they decided how "retired / banned / withholding services" affects these transfer options?

There is no maximum Championship ave to stop a rider racing in NL, only rule is you can only sign ONE rider who has averaged above 4.00! So technically Edward Kennett could double down in NL (will never happen I know)!

Looking at pictures or not having a programme?

Is the conversion not 1.6 for 2020?

Max Clegg IS eligible!

On the Belle Vue vs Swindon comments, I'd expect Bachelor (9.4) to outscore Kildemand (7.5) and Etheridge (4.1) to outscore Rowe (2.9) Swindon clearly have a stronger top 4, whereas Belle Vue clearly have a stronger bottom 3!

A bit of a guess till teams are completed, but here goes: 1st Swindon 2nd Belle Vue 3rd Peterborough 4th Wolverhampton 5th Ipswich 6th King's Lynn 7th Sheffield

That is clearer than the BSPA post!

Personally I'm not a fan of racesuits, I find it much harder to know which rider is which!

One of Clegg, Wilkinson or Wright could ride in NT team, but only one allowed!

It was pathetic of the BSPA to say no to Reading!