Falcon Hammer

1. Leigh Lanham 8.68 2. Danno Verge 4.43 3. Magic Mason 6.54 4. Ben Hopwood 6.00 5. Zach Wajknecht 8.59 6. Adam Kirby 3.77 7. Matt Saul 3.00 8. Niall Strudwick 3.00 Bliss

No it doesn't...

Seems the most sensible option IMO

Lewis moved to Manchester earlier this year

On Kelvin Tatum's Twitter "I'll be staying on with the Hammers for the new chapter. With everyone working together we will push on. As one door closes, another opens." Expect NL with Leigh Lanham & Zach Wajtknecht spearheading the team

If that's the case I can see Poole lining up, something along the lines: 1. Chris Holder 8.58 2. Antonio Lindback 7.00 3. Piotr Pawlicki 7.00 4. Emil Sayfutdinov 7.00 5. Martin Vaculik 7.00 6. Chris Harris 6.62 7. Kyle Newman 3.79

When compiling the fixture list, any sensible promoter should now try and put any potential loss making fixtures at the end of the season since there's no need to run them

Hope not, think Buster might be more radical, certainly needs to be. Problem is all promoters need to be in agreement

Am sure the BSPA chairman will make sure this goes ahead...

Perfect summary Little Thumper - seems the precedent was set by agreeing not to stage the Leicester v King's Lynn fixture. Coventry & Stoke would probably be making losses from holding their last meetings & are merely following suit

Matt Ford has submitted a lengthy & detailed request to the BSPA surmising that if Lindback is an assessed 7.00, then Kyle Newman should be an assessed 3.00; just need Chris van Straaten to sanction it now

Neville the Devils chopper bike...

COVENTRY can regrettably confirm they are unable to stage the final two fixtures of the National League season. The matches against Stoke and Rye House will not take place due to stadium availability issues. Planning for 2017 will commence with the BSPA AGM taking place next week, November 1-3, and further news is expected shortly after that conference. http://www.coventrybees.co/news.php?extend.3779

@_glasgowtigers NEWS: Restaging of today's cancelled meeting will be Thursday 7.30pm under the Ashfield lights.

Superb SCB, don't look to be any anomalies there, although Schlein, Watt & Jacobsen are lower than I expected & Simon Lambert higher Hope this formula is used by BSPA

Loved PK's understated celebratory laps after a win; would just trundle around at a snails pace - never one for over exuberance

BBC WM Sport Twitter: LISTEN: @WolvesSpeedway Peter Karlsson: "What a way to go out. Awesome." #wolfpack audioboom.com/boos/5132737-p via @audioBoom PK talking about a farewell next March 👍👍👍 https://audioboom.com/boos/5132737-peter-karlsson-what-a-way-to-go-out-awesome

Very sad news, hope somebody can come in and run a new look Devils Have to agree with Matt Bates on Facebook: "Deeply sad to read the current news about Plymouth speedway. But I have faith that a new promotion will takeover and hopefully do the most logical and best desision for the Devils and take them back to the NL. Sometimes times you have go back to the beginning and rebuild a future and even though most fans would hate the fact of the Devils dropping back down it would save the club once under a new promotion. If they remained in the PL you might as well sign your own death certificate for the Devils. 100% in belief that a new promotion will keep the Devils alive just hope they make the right choice for the clubs future." NL is a much more sustainable model, if more clubs enter, then the requirement for PL riders needs tone relaxed more (still Brits only though) - hope something can be sorted out soon

Thanks Mike; I was going to get a ticket tonight, but the queue was way too long & had a long journey home Great gesture by Chris Morton to let all season ticket holders in free for the final

See you there mate - should be a cracker

Well worth the visit, despite the scoreline the racing is awesome, wish I could watch speedway here every week. Will be up for the final to support the Aces

From Mildenhall Fen Tigers Speedway Facebook: Update ahead of Sunday's final home meeting As it stands this evening the line ups are still to be fully confirmed but this is where we are. Mildenhall 'KJM/Manchetts' Fen Tigers 1. Danny Halsey 2. Jordan Jenkins 3. Connor Coles 4. Alfie Bowtell 5. Jon Armstrong © 6. William O'Keefe 7. TBA The National League Select has been based on riders with a Mildenhall connection where possible - National League Select 1. Nathan Stoneman 2. Chris Widman 3. Scott Campos 4. TBA 5. Ben Morley 6. Taylor Hampshire 7. TBA The meeting will be run on the old style thirteen heat meeting set up - the main meeting will be followed by a reserves race then we will move onto The Bernie Klatt Memorial Meeting which will be three heats with the winners and fastest second going on to contest the Grand final. Before the final there will be one more reserves race giving a total of 19 heats. Usual admission prices apply with a free racecard programme given on entry. As soon as I have any further news this post will be updated.

I'm coming up, always cracking racing at the NSS. Not expecting a win 😀, but looking forward to watching Krzysztof Kasprzak, apparently superb in the A fixture v Coventry

Brief review up on the Kent website now Little Thumper http://www.kentkings.co/news.php?extend.781.1

Agree Lindback on a 7 is bonkers, think this should be proposed at the next AGM - spot on 👍