Rob B

Exactly, like I said 90% of all tickets have been sold, seating and standing. Like Fromafar said only solution would be to refund them all and put limited amount back on sale again. For the Youth meeting on 10 October it is being limited to 20% of capacity. I'm pretty sure wouldn't be allowed any more then 33% of capacity for SoN.

To have a crowd, if allowed, it would be limited to around 33% of capacity, but over 90% of tickets have been sold so not sure how they would do that.

When Belle Vue greyhound stadium closed giving a final reason of financial problems due to no public being allowed, I feared how many others could follow.

NDL been cancelled now

Few differences with the older riders and those from last couple of decades. Bonus points were included then and now not been for quite a few years, what year did that change? With the older 13 heat format the top riders didn't face each other that often, seem to remember the number 1's only raced each other once in heat 1? Where as with the 15 heat format they face each other more often usually 3 times each meeting. Gate positions, team mates could choose gate position each heat, what year did that change?

And remove Fricke.

No they haven't agreed to not riding in other leagues, they have agreed to stay in Poland and can't leave at moment else will have to go through another 2 weeks quarantine.

Yes they will as soon as travel/quarantine restrictions have been lifted and that will be well before British Speedway can start.

I'd guess they will seed riders into Challenge and probably have it in October like it use to be.

As the grandstand has sold out I think you stand a very good chance of someone buying them from you.

They are in the afternoon.

I'm sure there will be refunds if required. Lots of companies like airlines, hotels etc who said they don't normally do refunds are currently doing them.

Wouldn't surprise me if Cardiff is the first GP.

The National League Colts admission has been £10 adults and free for under 18 since 2016. It has been an absolute bargain, quick look around can see last year Mildenhall were charging £13 last year and Kent were charging £15! So can't complain at an increase to £12 first increase in 4 years for National League with the best racing in the country and good facilities.

In 2016 you could buy a single day ticket or 2 day, for standing it was something like £25 for the final or £30 for both. The final was pretty much a sell out there was only a handful of tickets left before the event in the temporary stand. The race off the temporary stand was only about half full and they were moving people from standing into there if they wanted.

Can only think it's the 2 day format that putting people off.

Big names in the past, league has lost Max Fricke a new GP rider and rising star.

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They not on sale yet, maybe waiting for confirmation of stand size etc? I’m sure it will happen else capacity will only be about 3500ish. in 2016 there was the huge temporary stand on the 3rd/4th bend plus there was an additional standing stand on 1st bend that not there anymore which made capacity 9000.

Looks like can only buy 2 day tickets.

Not heard anything definite, but I would really think that stand will back. i would have thought there will be significant discount to buy 2 day ticket so if you bought 2 seperate tickets would probably cost more.

The Diamond lodge usually gets reserved by the club for officials etc. If want cheap, there is a Travelodge less then a mile away down Hyde Road that is £30.99 for the Friday night https://www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/285/Manchester-Sportcity-hotel?checkIn=08/05/2020&checkOut=09/05/2020&rooms[0][adults]=1&rooms[0][children]=0

FIM/BSI do the ticketing and set the prices etc for these events, not Belle Vue.

It's been Saturday and Sunday last 2 years, but as posted above the Friday is a bank holiday so even better.

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