I doubt Warren Scott would've invested into the project and then leave it to rot. I'm pretty sure he has major plans for the stadium and Rye House Speedway.There is a stadium manager overseeing the day to day running of the club. Problem is what happens if, heaven forbid, Len Silver can't oversee the speedway side for one reason or another. Who takes over then?
It's ridiculous that you can go through a whole league campaign, finish a mile ahead of the other sides, but lose a play off final.
The NL way is better. The best team over the season wins the league, not one that's come good in the final few weeks
Stats can be dodgy. You can have a "good race" without a pass.
Also, it's not clear if these are genuine passes, or when someone's had an EF, or passed a slower team mate.
I've seen good meetings at most of the tracks I've been to, and thats every track in all three leagues except Belle Vue.
He did the same at Rye last week. He was a quarter of a lap ahead and kept riding very wide trying to break the track record. Broke it twice in that meeting
After last nights Rockets shocker against Edinburgh it's hopefully back to winning ways for the Raiders.
Ben Morley is guest for the unavailable Rob Branford. Another warm sunny day. Hopefully the track is in a suitable condition.
Pretty luck lustre from the Rockets. Shows what a top heavy team can achieve. Len Silver must take a very hard look at next years side if he doesn't want another year of countless home defeats.
Can't imagine Warren Scott is too impressed with what's going on.
Hard decisions needed during the winter on where they want this team to go.
If you watch him regularly you'd see he's just not right. Far to tentative and looks stiff on the bike at times. Not surprising with a metal rod in his back