defolddad

I have never seen as much work put into the track as the last few seasons since covid. I can't think or a better way to make a hole or bump in tightly packed sediment than by passing a heavily nobbled tire rotating at upteen revolutions per second so surely it should be widely accepted that racing will cause bumps,ruts or polished smooth surfaces. if you folks don't like the racing on shale and the conditions that go with it why on earth do you continue to follow the sport. it's so tedious to watch everyone continually harp on about it without a thought for how the continual criticism and snipes affect the morale of everyone involved including the spectators-celebrate it!

didn't he build a new stand/stadium in Poole 20yrs ago? think that counts.....

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To those of you who were familiar. Ray C, my father in law passed yesterday. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. He loved his speedway and came to every home match with his wife until it became too much for him and even then the streaming meant he was able to carry on supporting his team.

This is for indoors. Also the guidance for sports grounds is different to that of the general covid guidelines.

A social bubble is a person or persons (usually family) of two households maximum. It doesn't have to be the same households each time but per event it can only be two. So if your friends and you only consist of two households then it should be fine to book together. If you are more than two households then you must make two bookings or more to accomodate.

The rules are up to two households/social bubbles within 2m. anything beyond that should strictly be 2m apart until restrictions lift.

To all those speculating just shush for a bit and let it play out. Hurts to read tbh....