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1. Wouldn’t return without Alex Brady being involved. 2. Has likely retired from speedway 3. Likely to return 4. Burnt too many bridges 5. Won’t see him in UK next year 6. Has retired from speedway 7. Likely to return

1. Wouldn’t return without Alex Brady being involved. 2. Has likely retired from speedway 3. Likely to return 4. Burnt too many bridges 5. Won’t see him in UK next year 6. Has retired from speedway 7. Likely to return

My early 1-7 predictions based on the concept above. Personally think Poole would move up instead of Oxford if a TV deal is found: Belle Vue Aces 1. Dan Bewley 2. Rohan Tungate 3. Ben Cook 4. Norick Blodorn 5. Zach Cook 6. Tate Zischke (U21) 7. William Cairns (GB U21) Glasgow Tigers 1. Frederik Lindgren 2. Leon Flint 3. Ben Basso 4. Chris Harris 5. Vadim Tarasenko 6. Mario Hausl (U21) 7. Max Perry (U21 GB) Ipswich Witches 1. Emil Sayfutdinov 2. Jonas Jeppesen 3. Kacper Woryna 4. Frederik Jakobsen 5. Tobiasz Musielak 6. Marcel Kowolik (U21) 7. Freddy Hodder (U21 GB) King’s Lynn Stars 1. Max Fricke 2. Cooper Rushen 3. Jan Kvech 4. Tom Brennan 5. Robert Lambert 6. Adam Bednar (U21) 7. Jody Scott (U21 GB) Leicester Lions 1. Ryan Douglas 2. Drew Kemp 3. Dan Thompson 4. Sam Masters 5. Martin Vaculik 6. Oskar Paluch (U21) 7. Ryan Ingram (U21 GB) Northampton Foxes 1. Jason Doyle 2. Adam Ellis 3. Keynan Rew 4. Kye Thomson 5. Jaimon Lidsey 6. Mitch McDiarmid (U21) 7. Luke Harrison (U21 GB) Poole Pirates 1. Brady Kurtz 2. Nicolai Klindt 3. Richard Lawson 4. Maciej Janowski 5. Chris Holder 6. Slater Lightcap (U21) 7. Vinnie Foord (U21 GB) Sheffield Tigers 1. Jack Holder 2. Anders Rowe 3. Charles Wright 4. Nick Morris 5. Josh Pickering 6. Kacper Mania (U21) 7. Luke Killeen (U21 GB)

I’d happily take him as a second string. But he needs to lose his ego and double up in the championship to get his mojo and confidence back

Dream 1-7 1. Fricke - 8.35 2. Bednar - 5 3. Becker - 6.88 4. Brennan - 6.09 5. R Lambert - 8 6. Rushen - 4.94 7. Scott - RS Total - 39.26 Realistic 1-7 1. Fricke - 8.35 2. Klindt - 5.76 3. Brennan - 6.09 4. Iversen - 7.11 5. Kvech - 6.56 6. Rushen - 4.94 7. Scott - RS Total - 38.81

Still sticking with 51-39. Fricke - 12/5 Castagna - 5/4 Harris - 9/5 B Cook - 9/4 Kvech - 7/4 Rushen - 7/5 Mulford - 2/3 Total - 51 Kurtz - 13/6 Blodorn - 3/4 Thomson - 2/4 Z Cook - 7/4 Bewley - 11/5 Zischke - 2/4 Cairns - 1/3 Total - 39

1. Fricke Kurtz 2. Castagna Blodorn 3. Harris Thomson (G) 4. B Cook Z Cook 5. Kvech Bewley 6. Rushen Zischke 7. Mulford (G) Cairns Stars middle order and reserves should see them over the line in this one. Aces tail looks very, very long. Bewley and Kurtz will put up some resistance. 51-39

1. Fricke Kurtz 2. Castagna Blodorn 3. Harris Thomson (G) 4. B Cook Z Cook 5. Kvech Bewley 6. Rushen Zischke 7. Mulford (G) Cairns Stars middle order and reserves should see them over the line in this one. Aces tail looks very, very long. Bewley and Kurtz will put up some resistance. 51-39

Positive for the Stars last night that Kvech looked more like the rider he is capable of being. Unfortunate that B Cook now appears to be struggling. If Rob can get a tune out of Harris, Cook and Kvech at the same time Lynn will be dangerous as with Fricke at 1 you’re always guaranteed a minimum of 10 points. With young Coops also starting to score quite heavily, Paco chipping in with 3-5 and Jody beating his opposing RS the team does look on the up it’s just about finding the consistency of all 7 at the same time.

Positive for the Stars last night that Kvech looked more like the rider he is capable of being. Unfortunate that B Cook now appears to be struggling. If Rob can get a tune out of Harris, Cook and Kvech at the same time Lynn will be dangerous as with Fricke at 1 you’re always guaranteed a minimum of 10 points. With young Coops also starting to score quite heavily, Paco chipping in with 3-5 and Jody beating his opposing RS the team does look on the up it’s just about finding the consistency of all 7 at the same time.

I’m not sure on the actual ruling whether they have to be declared or can be used as guests but I do know they can only use riders not in another 1-7

Ref guests for rising stars believe you have to pick an unattached one from the RS list. As this is the same problem Lynn had last year when Boughen decided to jack it in…

If Lynn don’t win this then the season might as well be over now (I know it’s a dead rubber KO cup match but the signs wouldn’t look very good). 42-48. Northampton Foxes 1. Lidsey - 10 (6) 2. Batchelor - 5 (4) 3. Z Cook - 9 (5) 4. Kerr - 4 (4) 5. Klindt - 8 (4) 6. Thomson - 5 (5) 7. Harrison - 1 (3) Total - 42 King’s Lynn Stars 1. Fricke - 12 (5) 2. Castagna - 3 (4) 3. Harris - 10 (5) 4. B Cook - 9 (4) 5. Kvech - 7 (4) 6. Rushen - 4 (4) 7. Scott - 3 (4) Total - 48

But he has an established prem average achieved last year, surely that could be used if Lynn have the necessary remaining points available?

But he has an established prem average achieved last year, surely that could be used if Lynn have the necessary remaining points available?

I would say Jonas Jeppesen if the points allow it with May change in averages. Regardless if he likes Ipswich or not, your no. 2 should not be beaten under any circumstance by the opposing rising star.

Away win for me this time round (although by the smallest of margins). 44-46. Ipswich Witches 1. Tom Brennan - 6 (4) 2. Danny King - 9 (5) 3. Richard Lawson - 8 (5) 4. Scott Nicholls - 6 (4) 5. Tobiasz Musielak - 7 (4) 6. Jordan Jenkins - 3 (4) 7. Jason Edwards - 5 (4) Total - 44 King’s Lynn Stars 1. Max Fricke - 13 (5) 2. Paco Castagna - 5 (4) 3. Chris Harris - 9 (5) 4. Ben Cook - 5 (4) 5. Jan Kvech - 7 (4) 6. Cooper Rushen - 5 (5) 7. Jody Scott - 2 (3) Total - 46

Comfortable night at the office for the Witches. 54-36.

Fairly routine home win for the Lions. 52-38

I was more thinking that NKI is second in averages so everyone can take a ride and they’re likely to be behind for Tac-sub stage at some point so track specialist Klindt can take 6 rides if they wanted

Go R/R if they’re smart

And in the same breath I’d be disappointed if our top 4 don’t score 42-45 combined, they’re more than capable, especially at home against anyone.

Will be interesting to see if Rob goes with B Cook at no. 2 again. It was obviously used to get 5-1’s with Max (2/3 success rate) and for him to comfortably win heat 8 (scored 0) but realistically should go with Castagna at 2 at home. The same as Thursday this meeting depends a lot on Musielak. He could score 15 but at the same time could score 5. As a Lynn fan I’m hoping for and predicting the latter. Going for a Lynn win and optimistic that they can sneak the aggregate point. 51-39. King’s Lynn Stars 1. Max Fricke - 14(5) 2. Paco Castagna - 5(4) 3. Chris Harris - 8 (4) 4. Ben Cook - 9 (4) 5. Jan Kvech - 10 (5) 6. Cooper Rushen - 3 (4) 7. Jody Scott - 2 (4) Total - 51 Ipswich Witches 1. Tom Brennan - 7 (5) 2. Scott Nicholls - 3 (4) 3. Tobiasz Musielak - 5 (4) 4. Danny King - 6 (4) 5. Richard Lawson - 9 (5) 6. Philip Hellstrom-Bangs - 4 (4) 7. Jason Edwards - 5 (4) Total - 39

1. Dan Bewley - 8.64 2. Anders Rowe - 5.22 3. Jan Kvech - 6.91 4. Dan Thompson - 5.87 5. Sam Masters - 7.28 6. Jye Etheridge - 3.00 7. Dan Gilkes - RS Total - 36.92

This will be a lot closer than what the Witches fans are predicting. I think Ipswich will win but by a very tight margin. 47-43. Ipswich 1. Brennan - 10 (5) 2. Nicholls - 6 (4) 3. Musielak - 7 (4) 4. King - 7 (4) 5. Lawson - 8 (5) 6. Hellstrom Bangs - 4 (4) 7. Edwards - 5 (4) Total - 47 King’s Lynn 1. Fricke - 14 (5) 2. Castagna - 3 (4) 3. Harris - 8 (4) 4. Cook - 5 (4) 5. Kvech - 10 (5) 6. Rushen - 2 (4) 7. Scott - 1 (4) Total - 43