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I do as well, Hurry seems to love him though with the amout of faith he puts in Danny when it comes to Heat 15's.

Question is whether Kacper Woryna's last attained British average gets re-assessed to 8.00 or not.

You need riders on 6-7 who are consistent like a Richard Lawson for example. Harris at his age is just as likely to score 10 as he is 5 imo but he will give it 100% in every race he competes in. Kvech should be moved on as his off nights hurt the Team badly as he keeps on getting new KL deals every winter with a vision of him becoming a solid No.5. B. Cook doesn't really care about British Speedway and he's only useful for Belle Vue to ride the NSS most weeks imo.

No idea on averages yet but I'm thinking something like. 1. Doyle 2. Ellis 3. King 4. Brennan 5. Polish Rider (Not Musielak) 6. Edwards 7. RS I'd like Musielak back but it's clear as day that Paul Hurry gives up on him after one bad ride and that to me tells me everything I need to know when it comes to the pecking order in retaining riders from this year.

King's Lynn aren't going to achieve anything until drastic changes occur. Jan Kvech hasn't improved at all since stepping foot on British soil. Ben Cook is the biggest throttle jockey the Sport has seen in recent years to a point where he's only consistent around tracks that don't require much skill (NSS and Polish tracks)

Paul Hurry thinks he's back to his best. I refuse to criticise Tom because I'm fully aware of the situation he's been put in, Really not nice to see him struggle almost every week this season. I'll 100% stick by the young lad even if he scores 0 tbh.

I agree, You can't upset the apple cart because you'll get hounded out. I hope they listen to Richard Coleman but I don't have much hope because we're talking about people who've never listened no matter how bad things have got year after year.

Hardly an achievement in a 6 Team League that features King's Lynn and Northampton. Was never winning the Cup before a wheel was turned because Leicester are head and shoulders above Ipswich hence why I called out Paul Hurry's excuses about Stewart Dickson in our previous Home meeting against the Lions. Leicester are the 2nd best team in the League imo and the only thing stopping them from doing the Double is their track record at the NSS imo.

Everything about this year is dire. Don't need to go over any of it again but this winter is the be all and end all for Ipswich Speedway going forwards. Serve this up next season and it's going to be the beginning of the end to be truthfully blunt.

He's had a chance as a full-time GP rider though.

They're all stuffed then if the SEC winner isn't a rider qualified for the GP's. Bewley, Holder and Lindgren pick themselves as long as Freddie wants in.

Tonight's result was a shocker for the higher ups. Always run that risk with the qualifying set-up though and this year it's bitten them on the backside.

Good to see, Too many riders are far too friendly on the bike these days. Woryna has that old school ruthless streak in his blood. Easy 4 Wildcard picks as well. Bewley, Holder and Lindgren are rock solid GP riders who always qualify on merit. Fricke only has 1 good GP a year that puts him into Wildcard contention (Shouldn't be the case) but you can't give him one in 2027 as too many big consistent big hitters need one after missing most of the series through injury. Doyle's days are numbered at GP level and his GP talking points are the crashes and exclusions tbh. Kubera is bang average outside of Poland tbh and does nothing in the GP's. Kvech has had his chance and done nothing. 50/50 between Dudek and Thomsen and you'll have to give the 4th Wildcard to the latter if Dudek doesn't win a GP.

Going to be a very expensive night for the Bates family so lets hope they get a good crowd in tonight.

Freedom of speech is a human right so it's a tricky situation for the moderators to be in when it comes to clamping down on content.

Barely anyone. No logic in everyone using both as it'll just be the same posters posting the same comments on both forums to a point where it's just a waste of everyone's time.

We've seen it with major social media platforms like Facebook and X on numerous occasions over recent times. Unfortunately the BSF can't turn things around in the same time frame as those platforms but they always get the job done eventually.

Exactly, I can't recall the last time the Forum had a problem after the website was updated.

Technical errors happen and people just need to have some patience while things are being fixed.

Yes this is the correct Forum and it always will be. A fellow Forum Member just couldn't last a couple of days without a British Speedway Forum to a point where he created his own rush job website with a dreadful layout only for the proper one to get back up and running again LMAO!

My last reply to your burner account IainB as I have a life outside of this forum unlike yourself. I'm mindful of the fact that you're clearly not a mentally well person so I'm going to be polite in my final reply. I hope that you can seek the specialist help that you need in order to overcome your mental illness because it's clearly got a strong hold over your day-to-day life. Kind regards TTT

Problem is, We won't just be waving goodbye to your GP riders, It's now riders like Dan Thompson and co as well. Think we're in a lot of trouble now tbh.

I'd like to know for sure as it's an interesting topic imo. 2 fans staying at Home purchasing a stream at £15 each = 1 Adult Fan paying to attend on the night after the extra's are added on to the entrance fee. Live streaming is a good alternative for fans with Disabilites, I just ask the question as to whether it's too much of a saver to a point where it's being taken advantage of by the Younger fans to a point where Clubs could up the prices by an extra £5 per live stream in order to up their race day revenue whilst still offering a small saver to those staying at Home?

What does everyone think about the streaming of meetings across the League in general? Personally I don't see the logic in it because it encourages fans to stay at Home and watch the meeting for a cheaper price which surely has an impact on Clubs attendances and finances. Fan staying at Home watching a live streaming means a Club is potentially losing out on the following. £10 per an Adult for a ticket, £4 for a Programme and potentially another couple of quid for a Hot drink and parking. x that by 100 for example and a Club is losing out on £1,600+ per a race day.

Good move and I can see the logic behind this.