How would you know? You love to make sweeping statements without any evidence. Absolutely nobody knows if they would make any difference or not. League form is no marker when it comes to GPs - as 2021 proved.
Thoughts on this one...
Oxford Cheetahs: 1. Sam Masters, 2. Alfie Bowtell (G), 3. Francis Gusts, 4. Jordan Jenkins, 5. Zach Cook (G), 6. Mitch McDiarmid, 7. Luke Killeen.
Glasgow Tigers: 1. Chris Harris, 2. Luke Harrison (G), 3. Justin Sedgmen (G), 4. Leon Flint, 5. Kyle Howarth, 6. Freddy Hodder, 7. Max Perry.
Based on Luke Harrison's performance tonight, the Spires could do a lot worse than giving him a chance in the top league as a rising star (it'll also give Killeen a good chance to reset a bit). Harrison also rides Oxford pretty well.
Scott Nicholls was interviewed at the track a few weeks ago. Seemed very keen to return, but did say it's likely he'll take the whole season off to recover and will be back in 2026.
It's an interesting thought....
NSS
PCMT
British Final
2xGP
Aces (league and playoffs)
Colts
Oxford Stadium
Ben Fund
Spires (league)
Cheetahs (BSN, league and playoffs)
Chargers
I think Oxford probably just shades it on the fact that the two Grand Prix and British Final would have to roughly equal all the Cheetahs league and BSN fixtures. But it's all hearsay really as attendance figures aren't announced.
Has Josh Pickering dropped a point to an opposing rider yet this year? He's started the season on fire.
Edit: Just checked and Michael Jepsen Jensen beat him once.
You'll be fine @IainB. At the Cheetahs on Wednesday, Schroeck kept going on about how they want to get the meeting done quickly as they've got to get back up to Leicester in the evening.