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Looking in the pits was also a big part of the experience for me, at Hyde Rd this was possible by looking through the gaps in the floorboards in the stand above the pits. I always loved going to Sheffield because, from hazy memory, you could be very close to the pits pre and post meeting, think they were on the left as we entered the stadium via the road where the bakery was, just a low wall separated you from the riders, like I say, hazy memory. Can't remember which stadium it was but I'm sure I recall a meeting a couple of years ago where the pits were situated the length of the back straight, could've been a made track in Russia or Poland, was it the venue where Hancock launched himself at N Pedersen after an on track spat? Anyway, great suggestion OP, I'll do same with my lottery win that I don't partake in.

Thanks for posting that, more than anything it was great to see some old familiar faces amongst the track staff and supporters, a nice little half hour of nostalgia for any Aces fan of a certain age.

What, him too?

Big thanks again to R&R for the invaluable information he provides in this thread all season long, it's been the difference between me getting to see much more speedway than I would if it weren't for his kind efforts. Cheers R&R

That's an insult to thick people, he's a vile human being, nothing more, nothing less.

I'll miss you in the winter, you say the daftest things.

It's off to Torun.

One off tomorrow, if we're lucky

I disagree, Pawlicki could've cleared off on lap 2 bend 3, it was clear to see he was nursing his team mate round, which in turn made him vulnerable, excellent example of team riding imo.

Doubtful but I only wish I was a fan of either team, that would've sent it up a notch for me.

Pedersen didn't look pleased with his team mate there, shaking his head when he cut across the front of him and then seeming to tell him off after the race, good old Nicki.

Or maybe you have, hard luck Dave.

Friday, no fluke though, class showed.

Could watch that on repeat for days

Good honest interview from Tai, acknowledged his shortcomings and stated his determination for next season, here's hoping he can rekindle the fire.

I'll take that if Tai is at the front and Bart is struggling at the back.

Same here, am wondering whether to let it ride on him for tonight, went e/w but never expected him to win it, just thought the No1 draw would suit him and he could scrape it into the final.

Thanks, is Manchester still in the running? Is the decision covid related? Apologies for off topic.

When and where is that being held now?

Of course it mattered, I backed Max at 33s.

Terrible commentary by Pearson in that final, never even acknowledged Fricke for 2 laps. Well done Max, brilliant night for him.

Well done Max, I think it might be the Holder factor but it's given him something extra tonight, hopefully he can retain his place for next year by doing well tonight & tomorrow.

Either way it's keeping things interesting for us all.

Oh shut up, he's not got what it takes, brilliant team man but not motivated enough on an individual basis.