phillwhitewasmad

Track don't need bedding in it was fantastic both days. The 10 riders there put in plenty of laps and from beginning to end it was terrific little bit slick but that's only to be expected. No idea on open sessions but we will be back up for a full weekend prior to season starting

In fairness Luke isn't concerned what number he rides at but is hoping that he can ride as a pair with Sam . They have such a good understanding of how each other rides stemming from grasstrack then the 125s and 250s.

The 125 format within the Njl is fantastic as a team we will be forever grateful to Berwick for giving our rider the chance to develop at such a young age. Living 15 minutes from our home track which ran Mdl but having to travel 4 hours for Njl was the only downside .

Wolves did all last year and are doing this year , scunny also have second halves at most meetings if you want them

The njl with the 125s included is such a better format

Looks like Ryan Ingram

Please expand on point one

We weren't trying to be clever but due to being told 4 meetings means an average meant that it would be foolish to do so potentially our rider could of ended up being a number 1 this season after only 4 meetings.

Personally think it's good to have British riders like Adam in the league sets the bar for the younger ones to reach. Not sure it's the correct average he's been given but I'm sure someone can get the exact reason why it's a 6

And the 4 meeting rule blocked my rider from competing at the end of the year. Constantly told soon as a wheel is turned in the 4th meeting an average for the following season would be applied

Luke Harrison is Workington reserve with Elliot Kelly

Article says home meetings to be run on the other participants tracks . So the reality is cradled ride away every meeting but classed at home on occasions. It's a start for the league though decent idea

Kieran Douglas

Can't comment on ace however luke was not involved with Berwicks academy last year although he had been part of the set up previously. Do tell

Not sure on averages but when there is riders of this calibre missing out how can the argument of not enough riders of heat leader level be substantiated. I also believe it's a strong competitive league and thoroughly looking forward to it.

Didn't the that about Ash shame if it's true

Thing is we have a plan and a process that we follow which doesn't include doing a million laps of irrelevant practice where the only thing you learn os how to change tyres. Sadly most training days are booked solid so it's difficult to get a decent amount of time per session to be able to stop and talk to the rider whilst they are on track it's no criticism it's just an observation.

To fit Aussies in . Have Ryan Kingsley Ashley Morris Max Clegg Drew kemp got place in any uk team this year

Can't see them bringing there tapes to Redcar when you already have some . First season as a 500 rider so need the race situation at the tapes as often as possible regardless of the opposition you can't recreate it in a practice

Need tape time not just laps sadly practice sessions don't offer this. plan is to do amateur meetings as well to get the racing sharpness

There will be several but won't know who until teams are finished and would suggest it will be middle order riders who miss out due to teams being built differently

Not quite true Wolverhampton Belle vue and Sheffield all completed their fixture it was our friends from the eastern part of the country section that didn't.

To be able to ride Glasgow and Redcar who are not In the Ndl

If a rider is 3 at the start of the year can he continue if his average goes over 5 during the season

Have the rules changed then Jedd list had British grandparents and wasn't allowed to do national league and came in on a 4 at scunthorpe. Rules seem ok in theory though with one per team