Normski

Meeting is postponed

Berwick will try again to get their home Championship campaign started as they welcome Redcar Bears. The Bandits welcome Drew Kemp back as he guests for the injured Peter Kildemand, while Sam Hagon who was instrumental in helping Bandits reach the BSN Semi-Finals guests for the injured Reid Battye. Redcar depending on Jody Scott's fitness will hope to be at full strength. Can see this being a close one so go 49-41 to Berwick. Free Car Park will be busy with the Monks biker rally being held over the weekend.

Does Drew come in on his current PL average or last seasons 2025 Championship average

Nick guesting for Oxford tomorrow night

. Yes it is cancelled and we have to find something else to do tonight but, we have ran meetings in worse forecasts than this. Clubs normally prepare the track to allow for the threat of poor weather, which we have seen happen in the past. Benefit today was no football so lot more hours available to work on the track and the could have put start time back to 7-30pm. Seen many a meeting on a wet track where after 3/4 heats track comes good. But decision is made so we just need to look forward to next Saturday.

Then next week apparently we have the bikers festival thingy so they will be taking up a lot of the car park as well

19 this year

If Jye is doubtful i would get Lambert to guest

Berwick fresh from reaching their 2nd semi-final of the season, welcome Scunthorpe as they get their league campaign underway. For the Bandits already with injury problems they use R/R for Peter Kildemand with Dayle Wood guesting for Reid Battye. Scunthorpe have 1 change with Dan Gilkes brought in to replace Simon Lambert, who in the past has ranked Berwick as one of his favourite away tracks. Scunthorpe will be hoping Pickering continues his current form to keep score respectable. Prediction- With bonus points important in reaching a playoff position can see a 56-34 home win.

56-34

i can well imagine

Hagon rode well on Saturday guesting for Berwick

Tweedmouth Rangers playing today although they kick off at 2-30pm

Hagon & Mulford going by Scunny website.

If a rider has not declared illness or injury to the Referee before the closure of the meeting, as per the Meeting Report, then subsequently provides a medical certificate, they will receive a mandatory 7 day suspension of their SCB Registration h) sick or carrying a non-speedway injury. The rider must immediately inform the SCB and their club. A Medical Certificate must be supplied to the SCB within 48 hours of the sickness/injury occurring in which case the rider will receive a mandatory 7 day suspension of his SCB Registration from the day of the first meeting missed.

To be fair Reid has only had 1 away meeting so a bit early to judge him. Hopefully Hagon has a good meeting to hopefully put Berwick top of the table at Glasgow's expense should we win both meetings at the weekend.

We can now confirm the extent of Reid’s injuries, following his crash at Berwick on Saturday. It has been confirmed he’s suffered a broken t7 vertebrae, along with a broken nose, bruised chin and some bruised ribs. The vertebrae break was stable enough for Reid to be released from hospital last night. He will now require a spell on the side lines as the injuries heal & will do everything in his power to get back to 100% as soon as possible. Club fb post this morning

Bandits welcome Workington, hoping to progress to the next round, something they haven't done since 2015. Bandits are at full strength with Lasse Fredriksen making his home debut, and Jack Smith declaring himself fit to ride. Workington bring in Dayle Wood as a guest for the injured Vinnie Foord. Again this has the makings of a tight contest with Cook, Jeppesen & Batchelor all capable of scoring well, so this could be another meeting where the reserves determine the result. My prediction 50-40.

Is Rushden busy on Saturday

Crowd had to be over 1,000

sunny atm just cut the grass

Football on, Weather not to bad

R/R for Lasse. Nick, Jye, Jack & Reid can take his rides