LagutaRacingFan

MJJ needs to deliver today for Birmingham.

Polish tracks are very different to Britain. Michael's silky smooth style is more suited to Polish tracks.

Does anyone else think speedway would be more interesting if the home team started a few metres behind the away team? I think this would make the racing better in every single match.

The good news is that this doesn't appear to be as serious as Ward's tragic accident. I remember that fateful evening, we were told immediately by Polish media that Ward had lost feeling in his legs, and my heart sank. Thankfully, this doesn't appear to be the case with Woffinden.

I don't think now is the right time to talk about replacements for Woffinden.

Extremely sad. The air fence should not have lifted. When is speedway going to fix this problem?

I wonder if MJJ blew his best engine in the first heat? That would explain his performance.

MJJ is struggling. There must be something wrong with the track. Michael is used to riding on a smooth track. His smooth riding style suits well prepared tracks.

Jepsen Jensen over 8 points looks really good value.

Birmingham will win. MJJ knows his way around Perry Barr.

This is why I work in the City of London.

I don't like the ticket prices, but anyone thinking they are not going to sell out very quickly is wrong. The capacity at NSS is tiny and there are tens of thousands of speedway fans in the UK.

I'm quite excited by this Birmingham team. They could surprise a few.

MJJ will be ready for the start of the season. Michael isn't one who gets excited for pre-season or friendlies. MJJ is only focused on one thing, and that is delivering a title for the Birmingham Brummies. I fully expect him to become Birmingham's number 1 by June.

Prices should be kept affordable. Lots of people are going to be losing their disability benefits in the Spring and that will squeeze budgets.

No additional cost.

How are pensioners supposed to afford TNT? It's £31 per month and lots of pensioners have lost their winter fuel payment. Shame on Eurosport and the BSPA.

The only way to bring about change is boycotting.

MJJ is an incredible signing. This turns Birmingham into title contenders.

https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/people/650-homes-plan-for-east-of-england-showground-gets-the-go-ahead-4942182 Peterborough Speedway is officially dead.

Artem Laguta would be riding in the UK, if Peterborough were in the Premiership.

This is what happens when your world championship is full of crap riders. Artem and Emil's absence is felt in my heart. The FIM are learning a valuable lesson. Go woke, go broke.

My order of preference. 1. Janusz Kolodziej 2. Rasmus Jensen 3. Michael Jepsen Jensen 4. Aleksandr Loktaev 5. Kenneth Bjerre

Kenneth Bjerre Michael Jepsen Jensen Alexander Loktaev Janusz Kolodziej Rasmus Jensen One of the above would make Oxford a competitive side.

So how much do Oxford have left for the last rider? Leon Madsen's last average in Britain was 6.10, so he could still fit?