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If anyone is still looking for tickets, there's some for Friday and Saturday come available in the main grandstand. (I'm told some people have upgraded to Corporate which has made a few grandstand tickets available on either nights)

I see a much bigger issue. Starke's inclusion meant this was no longer an NDL meeting, and so would have to be classed as a Championship standard meeting. Riders have to be 16 to ride in a Championship standard meeting, but Cooper Rushen rode at age 15. Thank god there was no serious accident, or there would have been one hell of a problem with the insurers. Can't believe Vatcher allowed this to go ahead.

There's 2 Grandstand tickets available for Saturday on the Belle Vue website, if you're still looking Also 25 grandstand and a few south standing tickets now become available for Friday as well as the ones in East stand,

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Who did the ballot? Simon Cowell?

Surely the FIM new method of race times instead of countback, should give Tate Zischke the 4th qualifying place. (Although the fact that race times were affected by rain shows how silly this idea is).

Just short of 2k in main grandstand, somewhere over 1.5k in back straight, and 3k in a temp.stand, so about 6.5k total.

I'm well aware you are just a troll. However you were the person who said "We are being given the impression that a return to Brandon is imminent." When I asked who had given you that impression, you named Ian Brannan. However Ian Brannan has said no such thing. I asked you to provide a link to where Ian Brannan had said anything to give such an impression, and of course you didn't, because you couldn't. So it remains that the only person inferring that a return to Brandon is imminent, is you. But hey, keep trolling if that's what turns you on. The rest of us will keep up the fight to save Coventry.

I've heard plenty of podcasts involving Ian Brannan and others, but I've never heard him claim that a return to Brandon is imminent. I may have missed the podcast you refer to about a return being imminent. Can you provide me a link to it and I'll have a listen? At the moment, you're the only person I've seen claim that a return to Brandon is imminent.

Where have you got that impression from? I haven't read anything anywhere that says a return to Brandon is imminent, and I follow all the reports from the Save Coventry Speedway campaign. I find all their reports to be honest and helpful, and I commend them on the terrific fight they have put up so far, but I haven't seen anything saying the fight is over and a return is imminent. What have you been reading?

That shows how clueless you are.

Sorry, you're still making no sense. Klindt legally took 7 rides. He was reserve, and could come in for reserve switch rides at any time (except the protected heat 8) to a maximum of 7 rides Kvech, legally took a Tac Sub ride. He could come into any heat at Tac Sub (except a protected ride) provided the team were 6 points or more behind at the time. All was perfectly eligible.

Not sure what problem you think you're seeing. Klindt was at reserve, and as such, he can come in as a reserve switch at any time (except the protected heat 8) up to a maximum of 7 rides. Klindt took reserve rides and had his maximum of 7 rides. It was Kvech who took the Tactical Substitute ride. This is permissible as long as the team are 6 or more points in arrears. They were 8 behind at the time so no problem there either. No rules broken, no loopholes.

Marson wanted to find a full-time CL place as well as NDL outings to make it worth coming over from Aussie. He accepted that he was only a placeholder in the Poole team until the end of June, which made it worth his while. But to kick his out in early May to take advantage of another placeholder until June, seems pretty low.

Redcar to Manchester isn't a huge trip on a Friday afternoon. Just take half a day off work and get Friday tickets.

Peter Schroeck. (Would have been Sam Ermolenko, but he's retired to spend more time with his wooden spoon collection.)

Seem to have missed the answer to the question... Champions of Great Britain 2016 Danny King 2017 Craig Cook 2019 Charles Wright Yes. They wouldn't get anywhere near Gilkes even. And two of them are dead.

World No.2, World No4., Six former British Champions. Apart from the injured Tai Woffinden, who else exactly do you want in there?

Turns 15 next January.

Yes, and because they have a facility they can use any 2.00 CL rider as a guest. If they didn't have a facility, they'd be limited to using someone who is in NDL only.

Yes. With a facility they can use a 2.00 guest from another CL team. With a "reduced facilty" because he's below 2.65 they couldn't use the 75% option and would have to use a NDL rider.

Doyle and Sayfutdinov both had 8+1, so I think everyone would see that higher than 7+2. Like you say both gave excuses for ducking out, leaving Thompson as next in line.

Think your maths is a bit wrong. Going by Speedway Updates (Ignoring heat 15) the Ippo top-scorers should have been: King 10+1, Brennan 10, Ellis 8+2, and a toss of a coin between Doyle 8+1 and Sayfutdinov 8+1. Brum should have been: Jepsen Jensen 9, Jeppesen 5+1, Rew 5, Vuolas 2+1 So it looks like the pay rates couldn't have been too good as Doyle, Sayfutdinov, Jesper Jensen, Jeppesen and Rew all ducked it. Fair play to Thompson, Musielak, Hume and Edwards for taking part. I'd say it reflects worse on Doyle and Sayfutdinov for ducking out as it's their home club.

Who is offering Ipswich -16 ? Bet365 have it at -28

Not like you to talk sense. I expect you did it by accident. Leicester protected him as their RS so no one else could have him. Then drop him straight away once there's nowhere else he can go.