I noted this result among my programmes and wondered if there has ever been a higher winning margin of 70 pts in a single match?
13-Apr-1948: Southampton 89 Wombwell 19
This was in an 18 Heat match. I guess higher is possible in a 20 Heat match but am not aware of it. Any takers?
I agree with you but it's not always that simple.
Jason Crump. Born in Bristol. Australian.
Mark Loram. Born in Malta. British.
A non-speedway example:
Cliff Richard. Born in Bombay. British.
I thought Speedway World packed a lot of information into its mere 8 pages. I recall it gave a decent amount of coverage to the SAL and Open-licence teams.
Doesn't mean jack, he still doesn't own the stadium.
I could open a company tomorrow called, for example, NewPooleStadium Ltd but it wouldn't mean I was going to do anything about building it.
It's generally accepted now that many of those huge pre-war crowds were exaggerated. That West Ham example for instance is thought to have been closer to 40,000.
This is painful to read but I guess the former benefits from easy participation at all levels and the latter is all about betting. Speedway offers neither.