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WTF is this triple crown gimmick.

Olly Allen really does not like Woryna, blaming him for everything, even when Woryna is nudged, that gets ignored.

That was clearly Doyle fault, yet Olly Allen tries to blame the other rider. He’s done that a few times, either poor eyesight or as you say he’s biased.

Sadly every time the camera panned to the crowd it did look a little that way, the average age of those they panned to must have been age 50! The fanbase/lack of excitement in the crows not a great advert really to any young fans watching at home. The racing was superb across both nights, I am still not sure two GPs across the same weekend is good for the sport. In most cases riders that not dialled in on the first night, are probably not going to be dialled in on the second night. The TV production also seemed to focus on riders battling for 3rd/4th and a couple of times missed a race at the front.

Might be right on the financial aspect. As a fan I love the idea of two GPs over two nights. But from a series point of view, it's huge, so if a rider is injured like Dan and Freddie and miss both nights, that's a huge chunk of points lost, which doesn't seem quite fair.

I always thought Nigel Crabtree fell into this category whenever he raced against Long Eaton. Good rider, but if he was being beat by anyone, he would spend the race looking down at his bike.

Leicester should be welcoming this, they finally have a local rival in sport, (their football fans try and claim they have one with Forest, but it isn't a real derby, not like Forest v Derby).

This is probably the case, and whilst I salute his efforts, from a sporting perspective I am just not sure he deserved to be offered a wildcard based off GP form for some time now even before the injury.

Perhaps, but by leaving it so late he has robbed someone the opportunity to plan ahead to ride the GP season and get sponsors ready for the campaign. Actually I blame whoever thought it was a good idea to offer him a wildcard, his GP form for two seasons was average (at best) and that was before the injury. He really should not have been offered a place.

It's weeks later and I am still shaking my head in bewilderment that Woffinden got a wildcard. This will never be right, and I am not a Tai hater, I just think it makes a mockery of the sport, he'd been well off his best for some time and before the serious injury.

There perhaps would have been a good opportunity to partner in some way had it been during tye season, i.e. get some bikes and riders to Stamford Bridge and some kind of buy merchandise/get free speedway entry somewhere (perhaps if feasible), but alas it's the close season and not the best timing.

I thought the SGP was meant to be the best sporting riders in the world, not ex world champions who generate an opinion. Let's be clear, he was way past their racing best for couple of seasons and it been left to sporting form, Woffinden would not have qualified. An ex world champion he may be but that selection is not justifiable.

I’m fed up of seeing the damn drone looking like a giant fly on the screen. What is the broadcast companies obsession with using a drone.

Doesn’t help the coverage when the commentators can’t see the whole track, because they’re using the TV feed to commentate.

I’m no expert, but I’m assuming the camera work is not the problem, it’s the director/producer broadcasting the wrong cameras during races.