Alan_Jones

I'm not sure if we should be worried by Jye Etheridge getting in some laps after the meeting...

500cc 1 Kyle Bickley 2 Jordan Jenkins 3 Tom Brennan 250cc 1 Jason Edwards 2 Drew Kemp 3 Aaron Butcher 150cc 1 Nathan Ablitt 2 Mason O’Rourke 3 Kieran McCoy 125cc 1 Jordan Palin 2 Joe Thompson 3 Dan Thompson

Radar has the rain splitting up before it hits the track with the main part passing to the south and the lighter part dying out before it passes to the north.

Steve Jenson posted on Facebook 25mins ago that the meeting is on.

1 missing rider, R/R 2 missing, guest & R/R 3 missing, 2 guests & R/R

He was a 4 point rider with a 7 point average in his brief spell with Edinburgh in 2010.

True, but I was referring to SL's misguided last sentence.

The original fine was £300 which it appears he didn't pay or appeal. Admitting guilt in a newspaper article has no bearing on a hearing that wasn't attended.

It's Bates now, Sarjeant from Monday.

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Leicester-Lions-owner-David-Hemsley-appeal-9000/story-29382214-detail/story.html

Rob Lyon in the May 18th programme: "We have a slightly weird situation elsewhere in the team where Carl Wilkinson is in the top 5 on averages, with NBJ at reserve as he's still on his assessed average. I asked about how we therefore use Kai, because he can't replace an EDR rider, and I've been informed that we have to position Kai in the top 5 on his 4.00 assessed average, with Wilko at reserve. It's all very confusing and complicated... " Irrespective of the definition of a 1-5 rider, with the exception of 1 EDR having to be at #7, the team "must" (repeated 3 times) line up in MA order, which the above scenario completely ignores.

He's the #8, NBJ is currently in the 1-5 at #6. Yes, really, that's how it works.

It's been fixed.

Yes please.

Not paying or appealing the original £300 fine was a bad start. Not turning up for the SCB hearing was just plain stupid. If he doesn't pay up it comes out of the bond. The ref was Mick Bates. 3.2.8 includes non payment of fines, 3.2.9 will possibly be his reported outburst over the PA and probably his disingenuous statement in which he said he was standing down as promoter when in fact he'd been suspended for 2 weeks.

What he calls "the final AGM" was a separate meeting that had to be called to ratify decisions made at the main AGM. Their constitution only allowed them to vote in November, which they hadn't noticed when they planned the AGM for earlier than usual in October.

It's usually a fiver with a £1 race card at most tracks but Leicester got away with a cheeky £7 last year.

No he isn't.

I think a "Whoosh" is appropriate right about now...

... and one of them has a NL team which isn't subject to all the rules restricting the higher leagues.

Exactly my point.

You're very badly informed. There is no section d rule ii on page 23...

If they don't then the West Country mafia have a lot to answer for...

He's on the SCB injured rider list with a concussion suspension until the 13th.

At #7 but then my team is Rye House. As I said in my previous post, Tom Perry was the original #7, his average now puts him up into team & he's injured so they're using R/R.