frigbo

He also rode 1 meeting for Swindon in 1965. Passed away in 2002 i believe.

1981 or 2 i think

As he took his own life some 7 years after retiring, i'd be surprised if the fact he rode Speedway was a contributory factor.

Indeed

There was definitely a league in 1976. I seem to remember Bert Harkins competed in it (for Bakerfield or something similar). And i have Eddie Reeves and Dave Giffard in my head as having done likewise.

KEITH MILLARD Exeter(81,82,83,84), Swindon(82), Peterborough(84),RyeHouse(85),MiltonKeynes(87) NEWENT ENG 18.11.1964 British U-21 Champion 1983

Henka was done more than once. Drinking and driving seems a pretty regular pastime amongst quite a few riders.

8 - Julian Parr 13 - Andy Buck

Didn't Lindback give up on Speedway half way through last season?

Brian Brett died in November of last year.

Give it to Adam Roynon and let Woffinden alone till he makes his mind up.

Unknown 1 is Alastair Brady Crewe unknown 71-2 is Barry Smitherman King's Lynn Unknown 1 is Armando Dal Chiele

I have as it happens. Anyone will look dull 1/4 of a lap behind like Dryml will be for most of next year's series!

No problem Marcin

Dryml and Puk should be scrabbling around 14th and 15th. 3 very dull qualifiers, nobody new breaking into the Gp's. Lindgren should be a shoe-in for a nommo with maybe Kasprzak and 2 of the non top 8 finishers

NEWPORT BEACH USA 15.07.1958 Poole(79,80),Eastbourne(82) World U21 Champion 1979 (when it was called the European Junior Championship, but it's the same thing!)

And Swindon

John Dews - Sheffield(65,66,67,68,69,70),Wimbledon(71,72),Oxford(73,74,75) Joined White City in '76 but never rode any League Meetings.

August 1995

I believe Jack Kitchen passed away in 1990 aged 52.

I think he wasn't too high in the Christmas Card list of too many of his ex Belle Vue team mates. I recall Joe Screen was a particular fan of Mr Sulky Bjerre

There's not a Pole anywhere near good enough at present. Far too often they pass 21 and their careers stagnate or fall apart.

Hull rider is not Bernie Hornby, it's Dennis Wasden.

I'm sure P'boro fans will have every sympathy for young Zabik. And the hoards of Bees fans waiting to congratulate Hlib can only be seconds away surely?

My God, allow Team Managers to manage and use tactics. Tsk, tsk...whatever next! Although i think it should be 5 riders, not 6.