crescent girl

The annual track collection by riders for the (very deserving) SRBF will take place on Saturday evening.

Nonsense -- it is a sporting contest, and there should be one rule for all. Tac subs for home or away teams.

Greg Blair will be guesting for Redcar in place of Ryan Kinsley (not sure why he's not riding now, tbh) this Friday, against Leicester.

There's always one.......

I'll settle for Jason Crump's 6.98!

Box -office bonanza! The season's league finale is always a big night, having the Tigers in town (hopefully with their new Pole) and the out-of-the-blue "signing" of Jason Crump by the Bandits makes this one very big indeed......

Yes, it is the case that NBJ is unavailable on medical grounds this Saturday. Instead of r/r, the FTS Bandits will invite a guest rider to wear #1 against the Tigers.

Kent supporters were in good form at Berwick on Saturday, too.

Kyle wasn't available. Was already committed to guest for Mildenhall at BV tonight

Alfie Bowtell isn't eligible as a guest for Poole, his September average is too high. Dillon Ruml will be the #6. In answer to Lisa-colette above, Luke Crang rides for the top-of-the-NDL-table Berwick Bullets.

Lawson at No 5 for Monarchs at home to Brummies on Friday night!!!! Big home win guaranteed now......

Yes, that's it in a nutshell. No facility for a missing rider who hasn't yet raced for you in your 1-7 (can't go back to the old one, as that would be a change after deadline day) so to replace the Pole (5.00) Tigers can only use a guest up to 3.75 until Nowak turns up -- presumably with an ACU, or other acceptable licence. Leicester tell me that will be Jack Thomas on Saturday, no news yet of who will ride tomorrow, or on Sunday if the necessary documentation hasn't gone through by then. But Glasgow will still qualify comfortably in the top six, although finishing on top might now be a stretch.

Yes, but no change to Bandits' line-up. Buskie still #1 and Kasper and Kyle still reserves. For Bullets, Ben Rathbone back into 2-5, Kieran Douglas to reserve.

Listed for Thursday against P'boro -- but only if cleared to race by SCB.

Getting back to league business again, Bandits will be boosted by their well-deserved (unlucky not to win, but....) draw at Redcar -- and the Bullets will need to keep up home form if they are to stay on top of NDL in what might well be the league decider.

Ipswich look like they jumped the gun in their statement, then....

There's no such rule as "all four back" in a case of first bend bunching. If the referee stops a race -- at any point, first bend or not -- he "shall disqualify the rider he deems responsible for the stoppage"

Exactly right. Edinburgh do everything themselves at virtually no cost after investing in the equipment, so if they get 250 viewers at £12 (or whatever) a go, that's £3k into the coffers per meeting. Plus, they have the (in my view sensible) local blackout to encourage their core support to still come to meetings. If Glasgow, Berwick or whoever use an outside contracter to stream for them, the revenue drops right off......

It looks OK. Public still get 15 heats, and the races all seem fairly competitive.

We need to remember that around half their rolling averages were created in 2019...

He would revert to the BSPL when Eastbourne folded, as would any other club assets -- most were loanees, however.

Perfect speedway weather!

Nobody mentioning that Poles -- at least PZM licenced Poles -- aren't allowed in the Championship?

Kyle Bickley is unwell, and will be replaced tonight by Greg Blair.

Mind you, this move brings Plymouth right in line with the best teams in the league. Who knows that they might spring a surprise in these last away matches?