Alan_Jones

@Lakesidelive: We believe Ashley Birks, Richard Lawson & Edward Kennett are taking part as well as Kelvin Tatum!

A much bigger audience for those talking heads I would guess.

This year, for the first time I can remember, speedway will be represented at the Goodwood Festival of Speed by everybody's/nobody's hero/villain. "Three-time Speedway World Champion - In action on the hill aboard his current Stuha Speedway machine"

Never going to happen without legislation and an awful lot of money spent by somebody.

You had to be one of the inner circle and know the secret handshake.

Very simple. By rule, Ward didn't score those points therefore, as a resulting consequence, neither did Poole which alters the match results accordingly.

I don't think they will but they should be, as per the ruling, and as all your posts have shown, you don't understand the ruling at all.

I'm guessing, from your failure to grasp the meaning of the stuff you're quoting, that you must have been one of Mr. Ward's defence team.

Read on. Para 111 explains that Mr. Ward, having claimed fairness should be applied, doesn't give a reason and the cancellation still applies. Mr. Ward F?ck up.

How much would they be if the name was spelled correctly?

If Mr. Ward's points are cancelled then a resulting consequence is that his team no longer have those points, they are cancelled, they no longer exist, they are ex-points.

It doesn't as arnieg has shown.

Only using 4 riders?

How about - What do you expect if you go to a BSI meeting?

It's probably still Marcel Gerhard's engine.

Bradley Wilson-Dean is the guest for Rob Branford.

Meeting off, so we'll never know.

Really? Ben dropped 1 point last week and beat Rob, who dropped 3 points, 2-1. ...and if Kent can lose by 12 what does that make the prediction?

Combined averages of each team's top 4.

Rob Branford injured tonight so Ben Morley is the guest for this match.

That's a different debate. What SCB & I are saying is that once the referee or meeting steward has decided at around heat 7/8/9 that the meeting will be called off after heat 10 then they're putting a result ahead of rider safety.

They stop it when they've decided it's dangerous, not wait until they can declare a result.

But what SCB is saying is that if it's the meeting officials saying it then they are indeed playing with rider safety.

Not quite. After heat 10 only the losing team can ask for a track inspection or abandonment, prior to heat 10 there's no restriction. The ref or meeting steward can consult on track conditions at any time.

Wouldn't be the first time that Coventry management have been 'unavailable' when a potentialy serious track situation was developing.