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Nikko: I guess Mildenhall should sack Evans, Priest and to a lesser extent Matt Wright as this League is about development as you say. Rye have been known for more recent years to field young British riders, which we still are as we have Marc Owen 15, Shane Hazelden 15 and Ben Morley 16 I count that to be more teenagers than Mildenhall have in their team? We have decided to go with a stronger approach this season as the crowds have been poor for National League racing so would you rather the National club folded and no youngsters were allowed to progress? I can see both sides to the argument for Nelson, we must have used him with the intentions of him being in our Premier side and we have used Tom Stokes regularly this season but maybe he wasn't available? His average is 6th in the team so there are no arguments about him being at reserve and David Mason has been missing in our recent fixtures possibly retired? As for Morley being punished for moving main team it was only in the program notes this week at Rye that he was slightly unhappy about moving to reserve as you can only improve by moving main team, I'm sure he wasn't too worried yesterday as it's been a track he's rode fairly well before, did last year anyway. Out of the two meetings this was by far the best as it was in the double header last year and well worth the admission fee, best wishes to Marc Owen it certainly was quite a fall.

Well he was in second half action at Rye tonight but I don't think we have signed him given the story in Speedway Star for Sheffield as Fozzie says above, but we should have a work permit free to use! One thing to mention is that he looks more Sam Masters rather than Kurt Shields atleast.

Isn't it due to Premier League starting averages though and the fact you can only sign for an NL team if below 4.00 at the start of the season? Hughes and Cook started on 3.00's and Hart on 3.99 whatever they may be averaging now, Charles Wright's starting average for Redcar is above 4 so he is ineligible for Buxton. Unfortunate for Buxton but I guess that is the risk of doubling up riders in any team and I would predict that Wright was waiting for a Premier League call as per Chris Mills.

Yeh, it was either that or a testimonial meeting. Holder is Holder im sure he'll go well.

www.speedwayworld.tv - Has these lineups? RYE HOUSE - JUNE 15 1 Linus Eklof (Sweden) 2 Max Dilger (Germany) 3 Filip Sitera (Czech Republic) 4 Robert Kasprzak (Poland) 5 Kim Nilsson (Sweden) 6 William Lawson (GB) 7 Matej Kus (Czech Republic) 8 Tobias Busch (Germany) 9 Ricky Wells (USA) 10 Mateusz Szczepaniak (Poland) 11 Simon Gustafsson (Sweden) 12 Tai Woffinden (GB) 13 Troy Batchelor (Australia) 14 Grzegorz Zengota (Poland) 15 Morten Risager (Denmark) 16 Maksims Bogdanovs (Latvia) RES Josh Auty (GB) RES Leon Madsen (Denmark) GORICAN - JULY 19 1 Nicolai Klindt (Denmark) 2 Igor Kononov (Russia) 3 Adrian Gomolski (Poland) 4 Emil Sajfutdinov (Russia) 5 Hynek Stichauer (Czech Republic) 6 Jurica Pavlic (Croatia) 7 Chris Holder (Australia) 8 Andrij Karpov (Ukraine) 9 Robert Baumann (Germany) 10 Martin Vaculik (Slovenia) 11 Lewis Bridger (GB) 12 Patrick Hougaard (Denmark) 13 Adam Kajoch (Poland) 14 Ludvig Lindgren (Sweden) 15 Kamil Brzozowski (Poland) 16 Robert Kzeisak (Australia) RES Artem Vodyakov (Russia) RES Richard Speiser (Germany)

www.jerranhartracing.co.uk

It works for me, good site Steve

Tai Woffinden website http://www.taiwoffinden.com/

cheers thanks mate

sorry i have no answer to that but was just wondering, does anyone know if they sell ear plugs or a similar items at Cardiff

i dont think Shane Waldron is riding as he rode for Rye at Newport today

results, scores, pictures?

good pics