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Then you'll have to hang in there a bit longer. Eurosport are not televising it at all next week and, probably, the week after due to French Open Tennis.

I see that the NL fixtures originally scheduled for 25th and 31st May as double-headers have been cancelled.

Eurosport will not be showing this live but highlights instead at 8pm. Note that this will be on Eurosport 1 so it will not be automatically picked up to record.

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He might have meant on aggregate. Another dusty day,though, it seems.

I've a good book for you by Raymond Chandler, 'The Big Sleep.'

Scunthorpe 36 Rye House 54

Speaking of times, and I haven't checked if this has been mentioned already, but tomorrow's GP starts at 5pm (BST).

Len Silver will agree. This is an extract from a statement made last Februay: “After a visit by a UK Visa and Immigration official, I realised that I would find it virtually impossible to comply with that organisation's requirements, since I have always regarded Australians in particular as "special" in that they invented the sport in 1924 and brought it to England in 1928, and have been a highly entertaining and integral part of Speedway for 86 years. I cannot accept that they should be regarded in a similar way to other non-European immigrants.

Whether it was the ref. or not, but they weren't helped by the 'will it won't it' from a selection of weather forecasters.

So do I and, more importantly, Eurosport. They must wonder what they've taken on this season so far. One completed fixture, three abandoned and two rained off.

The problem with the BBC online forecast is that it can't even agree with itself. The hourly summary shows rain from 3 -8pm but the weather map has the rain band no further north than Colchester.

I do mean May.

Ipswich are riding at Redcar on Thursday, 28th June, then they come to Foxhall Heath two days later. I think Redcar have priority for race nights.

I don't know but I like this one! http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/2162644

The forum will be held at the Orsett Hall Hotel on Friday, 22nd May at 8.00pm (doors open 7.30pm). The hotel is located just off the A128. Exit from the A13, head towards Brentwood then take the first left, Prince Charles Avenue.

Yes. I was about to say the same but you beat me to it.

17.5 TEAM LINE-UPS The 1st, 2nd & 3rd Rider (by MA) must ride at either #1 #3 or #5. The 4th & 5th Riders (by MA) must ride at either #2 or #4. The 6th & 7th declared Riders must ride at #6 or #7

PK has pulled out of tonight's EL fixture at Poole due to sickness so it is RR now for both matches.

At Ipswich probably. Although the EDR was set up with the intention of advancing 'up and coming' young British riders, its real purpose was to cut costs in running the EL. I believe the EDR system sets a fairly low pay scale.

It would have been similar to the character played by Henry Fonda in the film '12 angry men.' He was the only juror who considered the accused (track) not guilty.

The report on the Rye House website states that Steve will be out for about three weeks. Therefore it is RR on Thursday with Robin Aspegren plus reserves eligible, those being guest Alex Edberg for Kasper Lykke and Robert Branford in place of the retired Luke Bowen. Ipswich will be at full strength as long as Gino Manzares passes a late fitness test.

No, you are correct. The tier one list consisted of ten riders and the two not selected, Steve Boxall and Adam Roynon would then go into a guest list to which other riders were added later. The idea is that a pool of riders are created who are deemed to be of a similar standard to riders in tier one. However, other than Boxall and Roynon, they cannot be signed as such. I believe the same applied to Charles Wright in 2014.

All four matches at Lakeside this year: 10+1(4), 11+1(5), 10(4) 11+1(4).

I'm sure Len Silver would give it a go. First instruction, TURN OFF ALL THE STOP-COCKS!