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5 & 6 are partnered twice but reserve replacements could keep them apart anyway.

Last year Nicholls & MPT were 3&4 for most of the season, Andersen at 2. We know MPT will start at 1, but after that who knows. One would expect Ostergaard to be at 2, but could continue with Andersen there or move Nicholls there to continue the partnership. Harris was at 5 when in the 1-5 most of last year.

Why Lampart for Lublin?

Had a positive conversation with one of the new promoters this evening about redeeming unused 10 match season tickets.

If that is the case.. fingers Xed... I won't be bothering to go to Owlerton for the LC(N) fixture next week... I'll make that trek up the A38 when Zagar is in the team. It would also be nice to know if Zagar is doing the Prem Pairs!

No argument here!

Belle Vue have a used a point more on their reserves, Blodron 4.00, Nielsen 3.00 and they're riding their home track - granted Nielsen & Mountain have probably done more laps of the NSS than Blodorn.

Stefan Nielsen 4+1 (5), Connor Mountain 2+1 (3). You expect more than that?

I assume the figure listed for Wright's average on the Belle Vue site yesterday had already had the 2.5% removed then?

I don't want any riders career ended prematurely. The track that night looked much better than it had for some meetings, the Leicester visit springs to mind.

That's the hope! Looks like he's riding for Bydgoszcz Liga 1 this year rather than Ekstraliga, so no limits on other leagues, not that he appears to be riding in Elitserien or is not at least listed on the line-ups on the Svemo site. Don't know about Danish league - wouldn't know where to look.

Redcar got their revenge in the league visit, insisting on every morsel of dirt being removed from the track, delaying the meeting by and hour and taking home the points.

I'm sure had Brennan not been programmed to partner Allen in heat 12 he would have replaced him, but Etheridge had not looked like doing anything until his final ride either. Likewise Blodorn only came good in his final ride, which he had to take as his mandatory 3rd programmed ride having been replaced by TS Fricke earlier in the meeting. The back straight looked quite busy as did the pits end of the grand stand but the other end where I prefer to sit was pretty empty, probably a little less than half that were there last week. Thought that reduction was old news, but fair enough that takes Tigers total down to 38.84. In answer to the original question using the averages poste don the Belle Vue site yesterday and removing Allen, Aces have 7.93 to play with.

Forgot that one. Because Fricke had beaten Ellis twice, once from the back, Wright had not looked like beating either Holder or Ellis all night. If gate 1 was the poorest why did Aces choose gates 1 & 3?

I though t I must have an average wrong when I totted them up (Cook combined KL/Ip average maybe), but they were listed on the Belle Vue website in the match preview yesterday. Holder 8.87 Cook 6.98 Musielak 6.21 Howarth 6.19 Ellis 8.12 Nielsen 3.00 39.37

Auty. No functioning bikes available for what is nothing more than a glorified practice, what a pro. CVS must be miffed having to pay Lawson for the extra points

What was the crowd like? Hardiest only I'd imagine. Hope it wasn't full price entry. At least Lawson & Morris got amongst the scorers, would have surely been more interesting if Wolves hadn't used Masters and given their #8 more Monmore track time.

Quite easily! Last averaged 7.54 I think, for Belle Vue in 2016(?) Aces have more to play with than that nearer the 8.1 mark I think 39.0 has been quoted on here as the points limit ignoring the RS but Sheffield are 39.37 so it must be 39.5

So the Tigers head over the Pennines with a deserved win from the NSS, despite being not tracking two of their top 4 riders. R/R yielded 5+1, would have expected more from Cook, Worrall scored 7+1 (ignoring his R/R) more than could have been expected from Musielak. Didn't think the track was as good as it can be, but some decent racing. Gate 4 was a handicap as it was last week, especially early in the meeting. For the Aces. Fricke - poor showing from a GP rider, failed to beat Holder and couldn't find a way past Worrall on two occasions. Etheridge - poor until heat 10 when he joined Fricke for the only Aces 5-1 of the night. Allen - poor, ponderously slow, looked overweight. Overtaken by Neilsen in heat 12. Wright - did what could have been expected of him, had the beating of the Sheffield middle order, going from 3rd to 1st in his first race. Kurtz - a little hit & miss, only rider to beat Holder with what looked the quickest rider of the night in heat 11 certainly the only time any rider ventured near the air fence. Plugged away on the slower inside in heat 13 keeping Holder honest but never really looked like overhauling the Tigers #1. Blodorn - showed potential in his first ride amongst the Tigers reserves, overtook Howarth in heat 14 to make the home side favourites in the last heat decider. Brennan - won heat 2 by a country mile, poor second ride - way off the pace, good win over Ellis in heat 8 then ran a last behind Allen & Neilsen in heat 12 but was never far behind. For the Tigers. Holder - best rider on show by a distance without ever really getting into top gear. Worrall - somewhat hit & miss, two defeats of Fricke. Howarth - largely anonymous, never looked likely to win a heat. Ellis - much better than last week, ran a last in heat 13 other than that will be happy with his night. Neilsen - was the better of the two visiting reserves, crucial pass of Allen to join Worrall for a 1-5 in heat 12. Mountain - picked up 2 points beating each home reserve once is all that can be expected from a visiting reserve. IMO stupid decision in heat 15 from Lemon, Wright hadn't looked anywhere near quick enough to beat either of the visiting top 2 so why use him rather than Fricke and having done that why give him gate 1 rather than Kurtz? Aces only needed a 3-3 to win the meeting. If Aces are going to make a change and it's one of Etheridge or Allen to make way... Etheridge 1, Allen 0 after tonight. But neither really impressed.

Not sure Janowski would rank it as one of his favourites.

On last Monday's showing I'd be inclined to agree with Richie Worrall being better than Musielak but I doubt Musielak would have been as poor again this week. Test of Stead's team management, got to get the R/R selections correct.

Thanks to those that sent weather details, shame Sheffield missing two riders. Ellis, Worrall & Howarth can take Cooks R/R I believe. Looks like a home win now.

Musielak riding according to @TigersSpeedway tweet 8:23 today.

You have to love the clarity of British Speedway rules... No updates on either BV, Sheffield official sites or Musielak social media today as to whether he is riding tonight. Weather forecast was good for today, before I head North could a local confirm all is dry in and around Manchester please.

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