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Heat 14 I get and that would have given Jan 5 rides but the original poster said it could be 7 rides and I’d like to know where they were thinking of using him. You made a good point about Jan being in the 1-5 and having harder rides and this effecting his scores but you then say he should be in heat 15 as he has a chance of beating Dan & Brady. That’s two opposing trains of thought in one paragraph. With regards heat 14, I think there were extenuating circumstances, as Rob doesn’t make the kind of error. I’m sure his thinking will come out as he is always forthcoming about his decision making.

Really? In place of who and in which heats?

He’s taken the bait and descended to replying to trolls at their level. It’s their endgame and something I’ve fallen for in the past. They make it a far worse place on here as they infect the entire site.

A mundane run of the mill win with little to get the heart pumping. If the track is as gate’n’go next week the gaters from Ipswich will make mince meat of us. If it’s the usual race track it will be fantastic. Rowes 4+2 was no match for Jans 4+1 from last time and probably cost the stars victory. The win helped put some daylight between us in the qualification table at 8 points (11 if we win the meeting with the Brummies that we have in hand). Will it be enough? Who knows at this stage and that’s what makes the play offs so enthralling. Noricks off night kept things close. His previous league scores are pretty consistent at home with 7+2, 8, 7, 7, 7+2 so hopefully tonight was just one of those nights. Looking at the team declarations he’s one of the better number two’s so hopefully he’ll maintain his usual good form. At just turned 21, he is certainly the youngest and I’m excited to see how he progresses with age.

Jan Kvech Polish scores before his injury, 4 thirds 3 lasts. BSF, swerving the full story as a means to an end for over two decades.

I explained the reason for the post, to highlight the ridiculous practice of picking on a random rider that has done no wrong and repeatedly post lies about him whilst refusing to acknowledge or discuss the truth. I have no issue with Richard, he was just top of the list and a means to an end. I’m concerned about the amount of posts saying Jan’s Polish club coerced him into riding as that’s just not right. When Brady received the first of his recent injuries in Prague it was a firm no to all his teams, whether Polish or not. He returns from injury when he feels ready, as it should always be. With regards his track return, I favour him returning abroad if possible. As happened last season I’d rather him give it a go abroad before withdrawing, than over here. It might seem overly biased towards UK speedway but I make no apologies for that. Let him try things out for them rather than run two rides over here then pull out. I’ve paid for my ticket and I want to see the stars I’ve paid for complete all their rides. There’s those that won’t agree but it’s UK all the way for me.

The BSF trolls think the above post is fine yet if I had posted this on Wednesday the forum would have (it did anyway) gone into meltdown. Brady is genuinely injured and he’ll only miss tomorrow night at most… I guarantee he’ll be back next Monday when The Aces take on the stars. The hypocrisy of the trolls is just ridiculous. All this nonsense about Brady being fit enough to ride on Thursday as his GP performance prove it are equally ridiculous as there is historical factual evidence to refute that opinion. PC came 2nd in Sweden so he’s obviously fit to ride for Belle Vue this week. Kenny Carter came 1st at Coventry so he’s obviously fit to ride for Halifax this week. Tai secured his World Championship gold so he’s obviously fit to ride for Wolves this week. Etc, etc, etc. If you guys are so skilled in assessing injuries, you are wasted on here and should be triaging patients over Zoom to help speed up the waiting time in A&E. There is though the problem that you may be rubbish at it - just a small chance.

It’s a counter troll move, where you just unfairly pick a rider, make stuff up and run with it. I picked Lawson as he was top of their team not realising that there really is a reason to question his appearance, far more than Brady. He swerved the British Final in 2024 with an “injury” and did the same this year but was bare faced enough to just stick two fingers up to British Speedway and say I’m not bothering. He’ll have to sign for The Aces though before getting any grief from the trolls (even though this wouldn’t be trolling as he was in the wrong) as their attacks are always specifically targeted.

If Lawson is not going to ride then no facility should be allowed. Wasnt there a ruling not so long ago that if a rider was not fit to ride, they would automatically be banned from racing for seven days to stop this going on where riders would be fit and unfit several times in the space of a week?

Is Lawson riding? He should be and questions need answering if not. 😡

A rider gets injured. Medical professionals assess the injury and issue a sick note. The rider misses a league meeting or meetings in all countries. The rider makes a comeback and does well. Happening throughout speedways modern era but never a problem until keyboard warriors sense an opportunity to have some “fun”. Whatever floats your boat guys.

It mystifies me that fans on here can post endlessly in the name of British Speedway about Brady when he has done no wrong yet are happy for their local club to put on regular gate’n’go speedway that has a far greater negative impact on the sport and they say nothing.

Kurtz? He’s not missed a UK fixture since riding in a foreign league match. Unless you know different.

Thanks for a reply at last. The reason for being particular about league meetings is since you started this crusade last year there are many on here who genuinely believe Brady picks and chooses his meetings. I couldn’t understand why, on a subject you know well, you weren’t putting them straight. Why keep quiet? The reason is you don’t want the full facts discussed as you have an agenda. A fit Brady has ridden in one championship qualifier whilst subsequently missing a Belle Vue fixture. There was a Polish meeting that due to his injury he did not complete and missed a later Aces meeting. For Brady’s other injuries he has not ridden elsewhere then missed the UK then ridden elsewhere. Fans in this country seem to think injured riders should return to the track when fit, in the UK first which is ridiculous as we can go three weeks without a fixture. Now we come to the individual world championship meeting. This is the hardest to grasp for me. During the fifty odd years I’ve followed the sport I first came across a rider chasing championship glory whilst injured in 1977 when PC rode in Sweden with a leg full of stitches. The media, the fans and other riders only had glowing tributes to pay him for his bravery. The fact he didn’t turn out for Belle Vue despite being “well enough” to come second wasn’t even a talking point. This was the case with Kenny Carters British Final triumph with a broken leg and all the others who have ridden at championship level over the decades whilst injured and missing domestic league meetings. They can only let themselves down when taking the risk to ride but should they chance it in a team meeting then it’s not just them who may suffer. Anyone who has anything but admiration for riders in this situation, I’m sorry to say, is a disgusting speedway fan and a disgraceful human being. We’ll part ways now, so you can troll without rebuke. I would ask though that when it concerns injured riders, please tone it down a bit if not stop completely.

This thread is like so many others on BSF now. The regular “trolls” descend fairly early on looking for bites with factually incorrect posts solely aimed at causing trouble. Things then escalate as loyal fans rightly back their hero’s. The trolls get off on the interaction and ramp things up either repetitively or with more incredibly bogus posts. Polite attempts to drill down into their inaccurate theories are ignored. Correcting them with factual links usually leads to abuse. You then get faux disgust from them when fans have responded in the same vain as the original fishing post. And repeat. All meaningful debate around the actual meeting is lost as are members on here by the week.

Do you have a list of the league meetings Brady completed abroad whilst choosing to miss meetings in the UK? Links would be good.

Doyle and Brady display the same Aussie grit and loyalty to their English clubs that we at Belle Vue have been lucky to experience before with our two Jason’s. They push themselves to the limit sometimes and that can lead to them having to pull out and not see the day out for their respective teams - it’s why we all love them so much.

It would have been pointless Brady trying to ride on Thursday then subsequently pulling out due to his injury. It happened last year against Sheffield. You have to admire the riders commitment to their UK club but they need to be realistic. Ive even seen several clowns say Belle Vue should be annoyed Brady riding tonight …… he has to come back somewhere for one of his club sides and hopefully all being well will be at Belle Vue Monday as Dan plans to be.

Fact bomb. Only three current riders from opposing clubs have higher 2025 away averages than Jaimon. Emil isn’t one of them. https://britishspeedway.co.uk/2025-rider-statistics/

Does anyone have a list of the league meetings Brady completed abroad whilst choosing to miss meetings in the UK? Links would be good.

https://www.cyclenews.com/2013/10/article/tai-woffinden-crowned-2013-world-speedway-champion/ https://www.speedway-forum.co.uk/forums/topic/33607-courageous-collins-at-1977-world-final/ https://youtu.be/fkLkvEkLd5g?si=6JeBb3L9S_wxb1JI It’s amazing how many selfish horrible riders from the past you can find with a cursory search these days. Picking and choosing, how dare they. Wronguns unite!!

This subject is better than the sorting hat in Harry Potter for identifying wronguns.

If he misses the Kings Lynn meeting on the 23rd I’ll be annoyed, that’s if he completes league meetings abroad. He has never done that and I don’t see him starting now. I think fans and the BSPL need to appreciate that riders following injury will return to league racing when they feel ready and given some riders compete in several leagues across the world, that come back might not always be in the UK. Our injury jinx continues. I’m hoping Belle Vue’s fine away form continues and we can once again contribute to a close competitive meeting, with hopefully another win on the board. Having said that, if the racing is great and we lose then I’d be happy as racing at other tracks really needs some entertainment to brighten up the league in between Aces home meetings.

Great to see Leon doing so well this season. His old school average (inc bonus) for this year is nearly seven points. Watching him in the Colts in 2019 I thought he was destined for greatness but he has plateaued in the intervening years, until now. Great work from Simon to help turn things around. Looking back to 2019 I thought I was watching the backbone of future Aces teams in Jordan, Leon & Kyle but sadly it was not to be. Also looking back, what a team Kent had with Rowe, Kemp, Gilkes, Jenkins & Mulford in their team. NL training at its best.