Alan_Jones

No, I think he's appealed to have his sentence increased.

That's a bit of a slur on the Irish innit?

So you don't realise that your team of 6.42 riders would be scoring 48.2 points/match?

So the answer is yes, you are on a wind up.

Hmm, maybe not...

I wouldn't have a problem with that.

I think it's probably that someone has got the wrong end of the Lakeside to Sittingbourne rumour.

His DoB is 02/07/2001 according to his SCB rider registration listing.

Poles have to ride in the PL on an ACU licence.

Suspected broken hand for Ed after his heat 15 fall.

So that's two days freed up to split up the last of the double headers then...

Oh well, it makes it easier to split up the 2 remaining Rye House double headers now...

Kurtz's place is effective from Monday.

Effective on the 25th. It's the new team averages that are effective on 1st June.

Mine arrived Saturday, an excellent piece of work. Brought back lots of memories reading the snippets of news between the stats.

He's still a director.

GSAs are calculated on matches up to the 20th of the month and take effect on the 1st of the next.

It also applies to a re-declared team unless it's like for like replacement.

Mid-month average changes take effect 7 days after the last qualifying match.

Final results + (4 ride points) 125cc Dan Thompson (12) Joe Thompson (11) James Hitchen (8) Bailey Fellows (7) 150cc Jason Edwards (12) Sam Stead (11) Nathan Ablitt (8) Taylor Hampshire (9) 250cc Tom Brennan (12) Anders Rowe (9) Kean Dicken (7) Ben Woodhull (6) 500cc Jack Parkinson (9) Lewis Whitmore (9) Macauley Leek (11) Jamie Halder (8)

If he does he doesn't know how to switch it on.

...and he won it with a 15 point maximum!

They do drop their worst score.

They've got a dirt track championship round with an added Transatlantic Trophy element which is much more to the MCN audience's taste. They barely acknowledge the existence of speedway.

...and yet they did...