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It was reported that Bewley faces a six month recovery time meaning it will be touch and go to be race fit for the start of next season. Best wishes to him.

By the time ref No2 has done his checks the race will be half over, in other motor sports when a driver/rider has jumped the start they get a time penalty, obviously that can`t happen in speedway. Maybe we could let the race go then exclude the rider after the race though I quite like the starting rule in SGP at present, though some riders seem to learn their lessons and get warned every GP.

http://www.workingtoncomets.co/news/article.asp?id=100992 As above.

It was NJJ who turned this meeting for Falubaz.

More than likely though banning a rider from a complete GP is going to far IMO, taking 5 - 10pts off a riders total would be much more affective.

Nothing to do with Workington IMO, Lakesides cock up it appears.

Correct decision to fine Janowski for his pit crews behaviour as it was way out of order, it's something that has kept into the GP series of late and needs stopping now, in fact if fining the riders doesn't stop it then take points off the rider. As for the GP it must have been different to be in the stadium as I found largely dull. Great night for Vaculik and a very clever ride in the Final, seemed to me that Szmarzlik and Dude were to busy looking for each other. And once again another decent night for Woffinden, he has been at his best of the last couple of GP but has yet maintained a very healthy lead at the top of the standings.

Get well soon Dan Bewley

Sorry but there is only one thing that is pathetic here, and its the tripe you are posting.

Exactly what did Pedersen do that was dangerous.

Hand bags from Janowski there, and his back up team getting involved was completely unnecessary.

If Bartosz Smarzlik put another six rides like that one he is going to be very hard to beat.

Ref in correct decision shock.

Congratulation to Archie Freeman on winning the Under-16 NJL Rider Championship at Edinburgh last night. One for the future.

Aaron Summers scored 5pts today riding in Poland where his Polish team Wanda Krakow were defeated 58-32 by Lodz.

So there will be at least one more meeting at Berwick, whether we make the play offs or not.

It does seem odd that tracks up and down the Country have been laying idle in one of the warmest summers on record, and now we find the cut off date has been extended once and likely to be extended again.

Theo Pijper has been riding in the fourth round of the Longtrack GP series where he finished seventh. The meeting was won by former Berwick rider Dimitri Berge.

That and the ridiculous ruling on now Friday`s. With so many meetings to run its doubtful Workington will get all their meetings completed by the time of the cut off, when ever that is going to be.

I know your post is tongue in cheek but your probably not that far from the truth.

Thoroughly enjoyed tonight's meeting, highlight by far was Scott Nicholls who completely deserved his maximum winning races from the gate, from the back and as he proved in Ht9 not afraid to get the elbows out, great racing, great performance. Sadly for Peterborough that is where the good news ends, yes they had their problems with injuries to BWD and Palm Toft but I was disappointed that they didn't provide a stiffer test. For Berwick, very solid throughout with reserves once again proving the difference. Now Berwick have to wait to see how others get on in their remaining meetings if we are to get a play off place. points at Ipswich and/or Peterborough in our remaining fixtures will of course help but IMO we will just fail so tonight will be our last meeting until next season.

Completely agree, stop the petty arguments and work together for the betterment of Berwick speedway.

Berwick`s reserve are as strong as there is in the league and a large reason why we have been so dominant at home this season. All good on the weather front, enjoy your day. https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/0/2655819

Bell end !!!! what a little charmer you are. Its a perfectly reasonable question to ask. Gino Manzares started the season on a 5-43 average which should've made him a trump card at reserve for Scunthorpe. That average has tumbled by over a full point to date and he has hardly been the trump card at reserve Scunthorpe were hoping for. Very welcome points for Berwick last night, oh if it could've been a full victory. We still have a play off place while by the looks of things Scunthorpe dropping points last night all but ended their play off hopes.

Berwick 1 Kevin Doolan 2 David Howe 3 Danny Gappmaier 4 Jye Etheridge 5 Aaron Summers 6 Theo Pijper 7 NB Jacobsen Peterborough 1 Scott Nicholls 2 Simon Lambert 3 Bradley Wilson dean 4 Michal Palm toft 5 Paul Starke 6 Emil Grondal 7 Tom Bacon