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The Championship fixtures this season have been a shambles.

Thanks to a Plymouth rain off our season has actually gone into September which is an achievement in itself.

Craig Cook was a very decent rider about three stone ago, sadly he`s a shadow of the rider he used to be.

As a Berwick fan, could someone explain the concept of play offs, it not something I am familiar with.

Your are correct I was wrong, still don't see why Basso cant get back from Poland to Redcar for tomorrow.

Josh Pickering is riding in Poland tomorrow for Gniezno in their home match with Pila, the same meeting that Sam Masters is riding in. It does seem odd that the BSPL would schedule what should be a meeting that the Championship riders would want to ride in for a weekend where the Polish play offs were taking place.

Reading through translation on a Polish site it looks like Patrik Hansen may have suffered a back injury in his accident today.

ROW Rybnik looked beaten but what a HT15, all credit to them.

Big accident for the two ROW Rybnik riders, fingers crossed.

Basso not in the Bydgoszcz team today.

The Bullets last home match against Belle Vue will take place on Saturday September 16th. It is very likely that this will be the last track action for 2023, so could the last person out switch off the lights and lock up.

To be honest just about everything is within the rules these days.

As Berwick were the Championship club who gave Rory a way back into speedway you would think he would make himself available for as many meetings as possible to represent Berwick, anyway thanks Rory, at least you can be bothered with the CLRC, or you can at the minute.

Could he not have holidayed in Oxford, very nice at this time of the year.

Berwick once again leading the way with riderless captains. Great to see the Bullets copying the Bandits in away meetings, great to see.

Looks like Rory Schlein is guesting in the double header meeting at Edinburgh this Friday.

Leon Flint and Jye Etheridge has been selected to ride in the Championship Pairs at Oxford.

I haven't been to Peterborough all that many times, Premier League 4`s a few times plus one league match, but it would be a crying shame to lose the EoES.

I don't disagree with you but riders hold the power now and it seems the BSPL is scared to do anything about it. This meeting used to be a big meeting to win in the second tier of British Speedway, now it seems the riders will chase the money in Poland or where ever.

Riders giving up after three laps and not completing a race is a real bug bear of mine, and what Boxall did was last Saturday was wrong, disrespectful and unprofessional.

I think the vast majority of normal thinking fans understand the delay when there is an injured rider, clearly Saturday was a case in point.

Oxford have dropped Luke Killeen, I would imagine his signing to replace Connor Coles will be along quite soon.

https://www.warwickshireworld.com/news/people/rugby-councillors-told-planning-appeal-for-coventry-stadium-is-set-to-start-next-month-4259439?fbclid=IwAR11ScyD6622iDbub7DnvbcyX1f8j1ESUApZ9yRUHt0GdV0ealrhyUAwopk

So its Oxford with a Friday debut.

There will be more pull outs before this meeting takes place.