ljriley90

Just following on from the original post ive pulled together a list of riders and their confirmed commitments for the 2022 season Now before people starting slating me, yes not ALL the info will be 100%, i'll have missed confirmed details, and i'll most certainly have missed riders who coupd be within a shout of riding in multiple countries. Its taken a while to collate. Might help slightly wittle down the three remaining belle vue signings From what i can see claus vissing isnt engaged anywhere so dont know if thats good news for brummies fans or not Heres links below to the list. Riders are in no particular order. Includes GB, Denmark, Swedish and Polish leagues Note the numbering next to riders with polish commitments donates what tier of polish racing they have a team spot in https://ibb.co/mbNH44H https://ibb.co/f22gsT6 https://ibb.co/RpYhw5R https://ibb.co/09jp8qH https://ibb.co/LS8rmfm https://ibb.co/jTw42z4 https://ibb.co/v4hJTbH

Good insight, thanks pal

Yeah obviously something amiss. Ive watched all the highlight reels on the french league and he looks good what a shame especially on that low an average too

Anyone in the know on who the next signings will be? I think theres some good potential with the resignings of shanes and morris and the capture of nielsen. Nielsen rode at 4 last year at poole until he was injured and that was the same position for morris who seemed to have lots of retirements in races last year. Not sure if thats indicative of his machinery each year but feels like he has a lot to give from a reserve berth. Shanes was at 3 for most the year so him slotting in at 2 alongside a proper number 1 should ease a little pressure. A lot depends on who else is brought in. A Vissing or Ellis would be ideal then it just needs a couple of goods signings for the engine room at 3 and 4 and i dont think it will all doom and gloom at perry barr

Fair shout but he beats the likes of harris, ellis, bellego,berge and batchelor etc in the french league

Byron Bekker, average for the Colts at best. Much better options out there

Thanks for the info - could any unsactioned amateur meetings be ran? Just thinking how you could keep the training school attendees coming back time and time again. Say for example if you schedule a individual meeting for every 4/5 weeks during the summer you could have people attending the sliding days every week in run up to the amatuer race meeting. Again gives the sliders a goal to work to! The riders could rent the track bikes where available and then the riders with their own machinery can ride too. Might be some extra mechanic costs for the meeting to keep the track bikes up to speed but im sure a modest riding fee could cover? Maybe the same for medical assistance I for one would definitely attend a few training sessions with the view to having a spot in an amateur meeting! Maybe two or three training sessions could gurarantee you a spot in the next upcoming amateur meeting. Just brainstorming here

Well is it any times spoken previous on here, i wouldnt have asked if i 100 per cent knew!

Any names bandied about phil?

How do we know?

Oh it would be awesome pal. He was box office for us. Hed always balls ht 1 up then be majestic thereafter, usually from off the pace too. Made those mediocre nights bearable alone at times. He would be box office round the national stadium

Guys riding div 1 in poland so could commit to UK potentially in that number 3 berth for the aces Lindback Lyager Berge Tungate Lahti Zagar Kim nilsson Smolinksi Gregorz Zengota

How about david bellego, did well for swindon and did well during the SoN?

I know he finished up with kings lynn siting personal reasons but is lewis bridger making himself available for 2022? He could do some damage if on swan song

The gary havelock "speedway stars" doc on youtube is worth a watch too

Hi mate where the time sheets for viewing? I had a look on the speedwaystats.co.uk and it had him down for a champ cma of 5.40. It was 6 for Sheffield before injury

It is a shame. Youd have thought the basis for the promotion is there what with aidan and les collins and adam allot running the training days. Maybe aidan and adam could dust off the kevlars and les could do the team management. As you say i wouldnt have thought thered be a massive upheaval in costs - maybe some points money to pay out? The track is still maintained and what with the training school therell be proper insurances in place etc At the very least they could coordinate some amateur racing from there, maybe after the training days. Would give the training day attendees a real path through to NDL racing should they fancy it to ride alongside their coaches. Id definitely go over and watch being based in manchester

Anyone know his likely average

He scored well at the scunthorpe winter series too

I tend yo agree pal, he seems to crash a lot. Seems a bit reckless to me Just looks like he could be a strong possibility given thats hes british and has the average to be classed as a 2nd string

Thanks for the info. Hes a great rider for championship level. Hope you guys get fixed up. Do you guys have any assets, any riders you can bring in with a bit of parent privilege

Im not sure, it probably hasnt. Its just speculation seeing as he isnt signed up anywhere and Birmingham are his parent club Is there a list of riders who have stated they intend to seek out a uk club. Doubt there is so just trying to fill in a few blanks

Yes echo the same sentiment regarding jye in the 1-5 but with a pack shuffle hes a very strong reserve. A leaving in 7 points gives some decent options youd habe thought?

Thanks for that wasnt aware Final squad from me on this Auty 7.16 Bates 6.20 Sedgman 5.59 Castagna 5.52 Covatti 7.57 Morris 4.68 Shanes 4.87 = 41.59 On the premise that the reserves will be stronger to share the workload. Obviously depends on the averages, could be scope for a lasse bjerre or possibly vissing with a bit of juggling Really interestd ti see what the promotion can pull out the bag for line up

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