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I think its still in the "under consideration" stage, give it a few more years and I am sure they will get there.

Congratulations to everyone involved at Birmingham Speedway.

Looking at Woffinden coming out to thank the fans, its not looking great.

Like it or not you have to hand it to Chris Harris who finds a way of qualifying, he is the modern day Andy Smith.

It looks like,going off photos and messages on Facebook, that Aarnio rode in a league meeting Finland on Saturday.

We keep being told on a yearly bases that promoters are listening and that this year is the big year of change,yet the changes necessary never seem to happen. Many of the changes needed have been highlighted in the Speedway Star magazine in recent weeks, let's see how many are put in place for 2016, sadly those changes needed to secure speedways future may be to late to save Berwick and potentially one of two others though there is some good news at least as it looks like Workington are definite runners for next year.

Poor meeting where most races were all over by the second bend brightened only by Edward Kennett who provided the only resistance to the home sides domination. It would be unfair to criticize Ruddick & Basford who were always going to be out of their depth. Poor crowd, and there seemed to be an air of resignation that most were watching their last meeting at Shielfield, time will tell if they were.

I`m quite happy for Danny King to ride in whatever Country he so chooses, but its not asking to much surely for him the put his meetings in this Country first.

Unlikely to be on Sky as they don't hold the covering rights, EuroSport have live cycling followed by live tennis on one channel with live British Superbikes on the other, I suppose they mightve put it on their Quest channel.

http://www.peterboroughpanthers.co/news.php?extend.2620.2&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter I think we all love a happy ending.

Tenner for all.

http://www.workingtoncomets.co/news/article.asp?id=100572 Best wishes to Matt Wethers on a speedy recovery.

Matej Kus has pulled out of tomorrows meeting due to injury, he will be replaced by Jonas B Anderson.

Tonight's Workington team. Wells R/R Bach Hansen Howarth Morris Williamson

Sounds like the good people of DHL have lost Anders Thomsen engines.

Dont see what Birmingham did wrong, all the Somerset promotion had to do was spend two minutes on the phone to the Birmingham promotion asking to a couple of their riders. Bit over the top from Birmingham reporting Somerset to the BSPA, makes them look like the school grass, but at the end of it all Birmingham will look after the best interests of Birmingham and if that means stopping Zach & Sam from riding in last nights meeting then so be it, even though IMO you would've thought there was a compromise out there somewhere.

Another fairly predictable beaten, though credit to Doolan & guest Worrall for keeping it decent, another poor score from Hall, for a rider of his experience he should have scored more points than he has especially from the reserve position. Hopefully Jorgensen injury doesn't keep him out of his chance at Sheffield tomorrow in the PLRC. Did you enjoy your trip to Plymouth last night.

I am sure there would've been an argument for the interests of speedway, failing that surely Newcastle could've gone down the dodgy burger route, its well tried and tested in the Armadale area I understand.

Both are probably true, but its difficult to see any rider that would come in a score any points, I am sure Ruddick will do his best, and the experience will do him no harm but it renders the meeting a foregone conclusion and not very attractive to the paying customer.

I am just worried our friend Dyson has made it down in one piece, I am sure we will get a first hand report very soon.

I am sure someone far cleverer than I will put up a link, but Lewis Kerr has just been on our regional news programme Look North. In it he thanked everyone for their support, and also said he will be back racing at the start of 2016.

Fair point though not enough to make a difference surely, maybe Coventry need an electrician to sort out the shoddy wiring.

Agree, it seem nowadays that referees don't like riders making to good a start, but surely if the ref has a rider in a race where he knows that likes to take a gamble IMO the referee is quite entitles to either hold the tapes until the rider moves, then let the tapes up.

That`s just wrong.

That they are, though Len Silver could probably wait till he turns up tomorrow and borrow one of the Berwick second halfers, you`d think Berwick would announce Lambert`s non-appearance, they could even make a joke out of it.