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Lynn are limited to RR for Riss unless Kerr or another is out as well

Both teams are now going to tomorrow’s meeting with injury concerns after both Lewis Kerr and Josh Bates were withdrawn from Saturday matches following spills. Lynn already missing Erik Riss seem most affected with team news and an update expected later today. Weather reports for Monday are very good.

He was attempting to go around Andersen but just ran out of room.

The crowd wasn’t too bad it appears although it’s been better this year. Another quick meeting though with a slight delay whilst Brady was checked over in the pits.

Cracking meeting, easily the best of the season so far, felt for Nicholls who did at least one engine and dropped a chain in another. Kurtz ran out of room in 13 but he was going very wide. Andersen was very good and Wilson Dean was back to his best as well.

Clearly some of the previous posts are wrong.

Looks likely to be a close match.

Announced as the new Swindon no 7 today.

Plenty of spare places in the Grandstand, along with all the other stalwarts that support the Panthers through thick and thin and have done for decades, irrespective of who owns the club.

Now part of the back up team for Ulrich Ostergaard at Birmingham.

Nicholls and Bates replace Bjerre and Barker. A good move for Panthers which strengthens up the top end of the team. Both in time for Thursdays match against Poole.

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Well actually you can as Wolves have currently with Nick Morris. Being honest I have no problem when the SCB enforce the regulations it’s when they don’t enforce them as per the Premiership play Off final ref Guests, that stinks.

Forecast is sunshine for most of the day so no worries ref the weather.

Not convinced Phil, At the top level a decent start is a distinct advantage, on some tracks it practically guarantees you a race win.

The Crendon Panthers are still sweating on the fitness of Lasse Bjerre who crashed heavily last weekend – if he doesn’t make it they will utilise the rider replacement facility.PETERBOROUGH: Hans Andersen, Lasse Bjerre, Ben Barker, Charles Wright, Rohan Tungate, Aaron Summers, Bradley Wilson-Dean.IPSWICH: Chris Harris, Richard Lawson, Danny King, David Bellego, Krystian Pieszczek, Cameron Heeps, Jake Allen.

Exactly just how hard is it to sit still and not move until the tapes go up.

Why oh why can they not just keep it simple, scoring 4,3,2,0 and running it as a standard 21 heat meeting would have produced the exact some top 3 without all this additional race faff. Even the riders cannot get their heads around the current system. If they want to keep the interest going until the end just ensure the fancied teams meet late on in the meeting, job done.

It is, now on the Panthers website

The area took a lot of rain yesterday but the track was prepared and packed ahead of the weather. At the moment it’s cloudy but dry with light showers forecast.

Peterborough take on Belle Vue again Thursday for Premiership points and will be hoping for a much improved performance on their season opener against Belle Vue in April. Carl Johnson has stated that he thinks Bjerre will be fit enough to return for this match so expected teams are Panthers: Andersen, Bjerre or RR, Barker, Wright, Tungate, Summers & Wilson Dean. Aces: Fricke, Worrall, Bewley, Wells, Bjerre, Berge & Lidsey.

It wasn’t just a poor decision it was diabolical and quite rightly the BT panel condemned it unanimously, Rosco of course as usual saw it to his advantage so didn’t find anything wrong with it but from a racing point it of view it was ridiculous. It really is about time that the TV matches are refereed by the best referees, what made it worse was I thought I saw Tony Steele in the pits who I assumed was the second SCB official, if it was he should have been on the button.

Just out of interest who suggested this style of working out GSA

Correct Good result for Poole

Panthers twitter have confirmed its RR for the injured Bjerre tonight