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Heat 15, Who Can Replace A Rider Who Breaks The Tapes?
lucifer sam replied to erniew's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Because Berwick didn't know the rules? Alex Davies hit tapes and replaced by Stefan Nielsen at Scunthorpe last week. All the best Rob -
Is it? maybe we need a thread to discuss that. All the best Rob
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As it's a thread about SCB, we must maintain averages. So far SCB's average score is -500,005. All the best Rob
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What a pointless reply from HS All the best Rob
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Is minus -1,000,000 allowed? All the best Rob
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Scunthorpe Vs Peterborough 30/5/16 Pl
lucifer sam replied to Panthers89's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
There were new rules this year, where it had to be a set number of days, but I didn't think it was as much of a month. Maybe the rider has to be re-assessed before he can return, but I'm just guessing with that. Ask the referee next time you're at a meeting. All the best Rob -
Bspa Have Blocked Richard Hall`s Move To Brum!
lucifer sam replied to Brummie Kev's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Hold on, but Richard Hall isn't being blocked from riding in the NDL. He can sign for anyone - if they're willing to accommodate his average. Birmingham could accommodate him by releasing other riders. Same as Peterborough did with Craig Cook. All the best Rob -
Simmo at Barrow is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TGlesVS8dc Rob Grant passed him from behind in his trademark forceful fashion! All the best Rob
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NEW-LOOK Henderson Insurance Scunthorpe Scorpions face a tough test at the Eddie Wright Raceway on Sunday (6.30pm) – the visit of local rivals Sheffield Tigers in Premier League action. Sheffield contain a number of Scunthorpe track specialists in their side. In fact, four of the top eight in last week’s scintillating British Semi-Final - Simon Stead, Kyle Howarth, Jason Garrity and Josh Bates - will be in Tigers’ colours on Sunday early evening. “Sunday’s meeting is as going to be as tough as they come for us”, admits Scunthorpe promoter Rob Godfrey. “Every single one of Sheffield’s top four was superb in the British Semi-Final. But let’s remember that Josh Auty also had a great meeting that night, and Carl Wilkinson was mixing it as well. “We are capable enough of winning the meeting. And if we beat Sheffield around our place, then we can beat anyone. “One thing that almost seems certain is that there will be some cracking racing. I hope the fans come along on Sunday and really get behind our boys. We really want those three points.” A plus for Scunthorpe is that Richard Hall (another EWR track specialist) has been recently dropped by the Tigers and replaced at reserve by Arthur Sissis. With Scunthorpe’s team changes pushing Carl Wilkinson to reserve, Scorpions will be looking to outscore Tigers in that area. Much of the focus of attention for Sunday’s meeting will surround the re-introduction of Danes Michael Palm Toft and Andreas Lyager to Scorpions’ line-up. Palm Toft previously rode for Scunthorpe between 2011 and 2013 and won the league championship with the club in 2012, while Lyager made four appearances for Scorpions at the conclusion of the 2015 season. Godfrey says: “Andreas gave us a brief glimpse of what he’s capable of last season and I really do think he can hit the ground running. “The kid’s only 18 years old, he’s desperate to ride for us and he’s been riding in Denmark and on the continent so far this season and had some good scores. He’s invested in his machinery, he’s our asset and one for the future. “Meanwhile, we know what Michael can do. He was certainly knocking up the scores for us at the end of 2012 and one of the key figures in our championship-winning team. He’s a class act around our place. “We feel we’ve now regained the strength in depth that this team was built around, and we’ve got back a big hitter in the No. 6 berth in the shape of Carl Wilkinson.” There are 24 heats of action in total on Sunday, with a nine-race second half including a six-heat Midland Development League match between Scunthorpe & Belle Vue. Admission prices for Sunday: Adult: £15.00 Student/OAP: £13.00 Child (10 – 17): £5.00 Child (0 – 9) Free (accompanied by paying adult) Family Ticket £35 (2 adults, 2 Children 10-17) Match Programme: £1.00 Expected teams for Sunday: Henderson Insurance Scunthorpe Scorpions: 1. Josh Auty, 2. Andreas Lyager, 3. Alex Davies, 4. Michael Palm Toft, 5. Ryan Douglas, 6. Carl Wilkinson, 7. Josh Bailey. Sheffield Tigers: 1. Simon Stead, 2. Dimitri Berge, 3. Kyle Howarth, 4. Josh Bates, 5. Jason Garrity, 6. Arthur Sissis, 7. Nathan Greaves. Midland Development League teams: Scunthorpe Stags: 1. TBA, 2. Lloyd Ditchburn, 3. Luke Whitehead, 4. Sam Chapman. Belle Vue Colts: 1. TBA, 2. Ollie Rutter, 3. Stephen Whitehouse, 4. George Rothery. Sheffield Tigers at EWR Ave Ave Name Lge M R Pts BP (no BP) (w BP) Best Performance Josh Bates PL 11 44 42 3 3.82 4.09 11 + 1 from 5 rides (2015) Dimitri Berge PL 3 16 25 2 6.25 6.75 14 from 7 rides (2015) Jason Garrity PL 4 19 35 0 7.37 7.37 12 from 5 rides (2015) Nathan Greaves PL 3 12 2 2 0.67 1.33 2 + 2 from 4 rides (2014) Kyle Howarth PL 8 42 51 4 4.86 5.24 12 + 1 from 5 rides (inc 4 pts T/R (2015)) Arthur Sissis PL 1 4 3 2 3.00 5.00 3 + 2 from 4 rides (2015) Simon Stead PL 6 26 55 2 8.46 8.77 15 + 1 from 5 rides (inc 6 pts T/R (2014)) Other Notes Josh Bates Former Scunthorpe Scorpion. Twice British Under-21 Champion (2014 and 2016). 2015 British Under-19 Champion. Member of Mildenhall's National League Championship, KO Cup and Trophy Winning Teams in 2012. Member of Mildenhall's National League Trophy Winning Team in 2014. Dimitri Berge 2012 World Longtrack Champion (250cc) Has ridden in 1 World Cup meeting for his country. Jason Garrity 2008 British Under-15 Champion. 2011 British Under-19 and National League Riders' Champion. Member of Buxton's National League Championship, Trophy and KO Cup Winning Teams in 2010. Premier Challenge Trophy Winner with Rye House in 2012. Nathan Greaves Twice British Youth 250cc Champion (2011 and 2012). Twice British Youth 500cc Champion (2012 and 2013). Member of Dudley's National League Championship, KO Cup and National Shield Winning Teams in 2013. Member of Cradley's National League Championship, KO Cup and Four-Team Championship Winning Teams in 2014. Kyle Howarth 2015 British Under-21 Champion. Rode for the Scunthorpe Saints in 2009 National League. Member of Poole's Elite League KO Cup Winning Team in 2012. Arthur Sissis Recently signed following injury which ended his debut Premier League season. 2008/2009 Australian Under-16 Champion. Simon Stead 2014 Premier League Riders' Champion. Three times British Under-21 Champion (2001 to 2003). Youth Development League Riders Champion 1998. Has ridden in 4 Grand Prixs and 11 Speedway World Cup meetings. Member of Peterborough's Premier League Championship Winning Team in 1998. Member of Sheffield's Premier League Championship and Young Shield Winning Teams in 1999 and 2002. Member of Sheffield's Premier Trophy Winning Team in 2001 and KO Cup Winning Team in 2002. Three times Premier League Fours Winner (1999/2000 with Sheffield and 2004 with Workington). Member of Workington's Premier League Pairs Winning Duo in 2003. Member of Belle Vue's Elite League Pairs Winning Duo in 2006. Member of Belle Vue's Elite League KO Cup Winning Team in 2005. Member of Coventry's Elite League Craven Shield Winning Team in 2008. Member of Swindon's Elite League Winning Team in 2012. Sheffield Tigers' Record at EWR Meetings Ridden: 20 Won: 9 Drawn: 0 Lost: 11 Biggest Win: 53 - 40 (6 April 2015) Heaviest Defeat: 63 - 31 (21 June 2013) Last Visit: 50 - 43 (W - 27 March 2016) (stats by John Eyre)
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Quibell Park (1971-1978) Ashby Ville (1979-1985) All the best Rob
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Sheffield Vs Rye House Pl 19-05-2016
lucifer sam replied to Tigerish's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Not even Scunny for the pie and peas, Shads? All the best Rob -
Scunthorpe Scorpions 2016?
lucifer sam replied to Paul Johnson's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
Najjer, just to clarify this point from the other day. Holub could not be dropped until he had done 4 home and 4 away. Scorpions had to wait until then. Scorps management wanted Wilko back at reserve. The only way to achieve that was to take out Ash Morris and Zdenek Holub, who were both below Wilko in the averages. Scorpions should now be stronger since: 1. MPT will score more points than Holub, 2. Wilko is now back at reserve, so overall team shape is better. All the best Rob PS I thought you were sh*t hot on the rulebook, Najjer. Have you take your eye off the ball in the last couple of years. -
Just think about it for a few seconds... Just a few. There you go, got it now? If not, read Vince's post. Pretty huge clue there. All the best Rob
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Scunthorpe Scorpions 2016?
lucifer sam replied to Paul Johnson's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
http://scunthorpescorpions.co/?p=5481 All the best Rob -
Belle Vue - Scunthorpe?
lucifer sam replied to Jonas Sturebrand's topic in Youth Speedway and Development Leagues
http://scunthorpescorpions.co/?p=5457 All the best Rob -
Rob Hollingworth? British Speedway was its height, in terms of number of tracks, in the mid 70s. Hollingworth doubled up between both leagues, Boston (NL) and Wolverhampton (BL). Then he came back between 2000 and 2005, and rode at a totally different level for Boston. I wouldn't be surprised to see him pushing 60 tracks. All the best Rob
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Surely concrete starting gates are a huge safety hazard. Why on earth bring back something very dangerous? All the best Rob
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Scunthorpe Scorpions 2016?
lucifer sam replied to Paul Johnson's topic in SGB Championship League Speedway
No, that was different. There was a draft list known by the Monday, which I saw for the first time after that meeting. BUT that list had two changes from the finalised list that was sent out on Tuesday morning. If that list had been announced, people made plans to watch their favourite rider, only for the next day to be told that they were actually in the other semi, then they'd have every right to be annoyed. The riders were announced as soon as the list was finalised. All the best Rob