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Personally I would expect Sarj to be able to at least score 7 from 7 rides! So not much lost or gained there for me.

Glad I'm not the only one that can't understand how people can't get his name right!

Oops, yes!

A tape touch doesn't count as a ride so he had be in heat 11, I couldn't understand why Etheridge wasn't in heat 8 to start with for either Proctor or Bickley.

Received an email last week saying that renewals will be available early in the new year and will be shortly making announcements for the 2022 season, including much anticipated rider announcements. There seems to be a lot of people putting 2+2 together and coming up with 5. Don't think there's anything to be to worried about.

Classes himself as Scottish on his Instagram.

From what I can remember he was offered a place for 2019 but opted for Leicester.

But Poole took 2 & 4 so Glasgow did effectively get 1 & 3, and its the captains that do the toss not the team manager, so not Calamities fault in this case.

I do probably tend to agree to a certain extent on the bikes these days not necessarily suiting smaller tracks, however good riders with the required skill can produce good racing on small tracks, Cookies pass on Josh in heat 5 last night for example. So no it's definitely not time to ban small tracks.

But it's a pointless discussion, why would that match have taken place anywhere other than Armadale. And I did state that of course the outcome would've been different on another track, maybe we could've had it at Redcar and won by even more, Kemp flys round there!

Sorry I might be being a bit thick but I still don't really get the point your trying to make or question your asking on what the outcome would've been if it had been raced on a different track.

KO cup final.

So where do you think the match should've taken place? Of course the outcome would've been different on another track but again seems a pointless question to ask. As for Nowak cancelling out Sedgmen, I seem to remember Sedgy getting a max in his final match at Ashfield, so maybe not.

I've never seen more 'what ifs' before than were in your original post. To ask the question what if the match had been ridden on an actual speedway track is an absolutely ridiculous comment.

Wow your not bitter at all! It was Brennans first ever visit and he got on just fine. Nowak just a typical pole that can ride very well flat out but lacks the throttle control that is required for a track like Armadale.

The 8 day rule doesn't apply to a NDL guest which is what Edwards is.

It's Sedgmen people, not Sedgeman or Sedgemen.

Mark and Erik aren't twins, Erik is exactly 1 year younger.

This is what the rules say"A Rider who, after the Green Light was illuminated, failed to start, retired from, was not proceeding under power when the Heat was stopped or is disqualified from a Heat that is ordered to be re-run shall be ineligible to take part in the re-run and shall not be replaced."

Or not!

Nothing will ever surpass what Glasgow did on Friday 4th June 2010!! 😏

Somerset by 40 surly! 😏😂

Stead was third when he broke down I would have said, it was some race leading up to that though.

Not as easy as last week yet you were further ahead at heat 14 than last week, interesting logic!🤔

Tonight was the 2nd meeting Jim McGregor has been the referee at Armadale this season, that's hardly above average is it!!