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So here we are, March 17, two days after the season's notional start and still no sign of the 2023 rule book. Good to see the Speedway authorities getting their house in order.

It'll only need a couple of Ht 13/15 results along the lines of: Sayfutdinov, Bewley, Doyle or Sayfutdinov, Pedersen, Doyle to do that

We've all seen Heeps get round

A mere 36 seasons for Vetlanda! [1964-1999] Quite an achievement

I'd say the exact opposite. I'd much rather go to Birmingham v (say) Redcar - match that could go either way; than Poole v Berwick ( which looks like a home banker). As a rule home defeats are not good for business. While the Brummie team looks weak away, it might just be competitive at home.

Also Bo Jansson and Kenneth Nystrom. Then post 95 we had Jonas Davidsson, Anders Henriksson, Per Wester Plus a couple of near misses (e.g. Peter Karlsson)

1 Anders Michanek 2 Per Jonsson 3 Jan Andersson 4 Tony Olsson 5 Pierre Brannefors 6 Bengt Jansson ... anyone spotting a theme here?

Are Birmiingham not VAT registered?

But the frequency with which they change (and having different rules for different leagues) doesn't help.

Because they had it won after heat 8 if you exclude the possibility of multiple 5-nils, and heat 9 otherwise.

Most NORA meetings will take place at tracks that have SRBF collections. How is Jack Thomas hiring Scunny any different from Barry Bishop hiring Plymouth?

But with the return of the aggregate bonus point aren't all league matches two legged competitions?

Probably dumb and blind and played pinball too.

Cash in the biscuit tin and a farting dog

Add Facundo Albin to the Argenginian contingent, as he has been confirmed as Spain's nomination.

Because it is publicly available information that you can get from Companies House. PS Gilmour was Saunderson's accountant, so in all likelihood a nominee holding for Saunderson family members.

Certainly the greatest self-promoter of all time, and while undoubtedly one of the most important in the sport's history there are others.

I rate Thomas, but given Kemp had a higher average than Thomas in both leagues last season I fail to see how it makes them weaker. Both have lots of potential, the question is can they fulfil it.

How does Phil Morris change the rulebook? The rulebook 'belongs' to the ACU/SCB, except for the sections on league racing rules, for which responsibility has been delegated to the BSPL. But Phil has been appointed by Premiership promoters ( whose only influence over the rulebook is as BSPL members), so how can he change rules that effect the Championship clubs without them having a say? And if the solution is to allow changes that just effect the Premiership but not the Championship that further complicates the rulebook.

Suchanek was robbed

His first major decision should be to retrospectively remove all tactical joker points from the 2006 play- off final scores.

But it doesn't apply to sunbreaks

Car park fills up about 75-90 mins before start. You can park in Beaumont Leys shopping centre, however there is a STRICT 4 hour time limit

An encouraging move. However it will be a challenging role for Phil given how many problems the sport has. So what do the Championship promoters do now?