As a neutral I can confirm there was some brilliant racing, but that was undermined by the sense of the inevitable. When Douglas (5th in Wolves averages) gated last in ht 13 it was really no surprise when he sped past both the home teams 'big guns'. Or heat 10 when Becker gated like a tank, gave everyone a 30 metre head start and still passed both Panthers before lap 3 was over.
He was one of half a dozen riders of similar ability competing in Argentina, one of whom was Castagna, hence my comments. It's not difficult to look good against Andrea Battiglia.
The other big problem is if you kicked out the likes of Luke Crang, Rhys Naylor, Dayle Wood, Luke Muff etc then replaced them with the riders you mention some clubs would no longer continue in the NDL, leaving even fewer opportunities for the remaining riders.
Palin rode for the Colts in 2019 and was named in their team for 2020. So the answer is yes and no
Lambert a good call, and Bridger is a useful reminder.
That's not how it works. Setting a £200k loss against other business profits will only result in HMRC losing £50k. The promoter will still be £150,000 down.
If HMRC is £200k down then Birm speedway would have had to lose £800,000
Steve Worrall 6.00 ...Adam Ellis 9.00 (above Masters and Douglas)
Those are the real averages, where it matters ... in Poland.
I had assumed the OP was satire, but I fear not.
Better than Rew and Blodorn in Polish liga 1
Averaging less than 3 ( per match) in Sweden.
I saw him in Argentina, on a par with Paco Castagna.
...so juries out