Thought the meeting showed the issues both sides have.
Monarchs obviously couldn’t cover the loss of Paco early on and the reserves are very poor.
Bears lack consistent heat leaders but were solid if unspectacular. Reserves, particularly Scott, were so much better than their counterparts.
Pleased with the result from a Bears point of view but it’s not a great watch again on the stream.
The heavy rain a couple of hours before the meeting can be the only mitigating factor for the track but the disparity between the gates is pretty bad and a lot of the riders seemed to struggle.
Decent racing was at a premium too with only a handful of passes in 15 races. Haven’t been to watch for nearly a year now and can’t see me going back anytime soon sadly.
Well I think it’s a solid team, the 5 younger lads in the team are all on the up so should be worth watching.
Hell even I might go and watch occasionally!
Well that’s an unexpected result and trophy. Had been out and forgot this was actually being run tonight so delighted when I saw the updates.
Well done to the lads tonight, pulled it out when it mattered. It’s a good team if everyone rides well (did it without Ace contributing at all) and that sadly hasn’t happened enough.
But good for the league that Poole don’t win everything again.
Well done to the Bears.
There wasn’t much passing after lap 1, a couple I think at most. But there hasn’t been in the streams I’ve watched in the last few months. Weather plays a part but not been great. I’m not a Wimborne Road hater btw.
Thought Charles should have been off 4 in Heat 15 but it’s pretty immaterial anyway.
A North East Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We were called to a road traffic incident this evening (12 October) at 19:38 on Dormor Way in Middlesbrough. We dispatched one ambulance crew and one patient was taken to James Cook University Hospital."
A North East Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We were called to a road traffic incident this evening (12 October) at 19:38 on Dormor Way in Middlesbrough. We dispatched one ambulance crew and one patient was taken to James Cook University Hospital."
Congrats to the Pirates.
For the Bears to have stood a chance over the two legs they needed a full strength team and all the riders riding well. Neither happened and Poole were too strong.
Don’t hold out much hope for Redcar in either home or away legs of this fixture. Obviously hope I’m wrong but can only see a comfortable win for Poole.
So much so I doubt I’ll pay for either stream. I’ve not been to a live meeting since the British GP in June and watched most Redcar meetings via stream but missed a few and it’s not bothered me that much.
I think the constant guests, lack of continuity of meetings have taken their toll on my enjoyment. Hopefully by the time March comes I might get the urge to go back.
Didn’t watch this one but the meeting the week previous against Oxford was very poor racing too. Cant remember a worthwhile pass and the gates were so uneven.
Well done to the Pirates.