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Ricky Wells and Theo Pijper both guesting for Birmingham in the meeting at Glasgow tonight.

Plymouth fans are underwhelming in general.

Lewis Kerr missing tonight's meeting at Kings Lynn so there may be a possible team change for Plymouth.

Greg Blair is guesting for Kent at Belle Vue tomorrow.

Berwick used Greg Blair last week against Glasgow, and though he did his best I think Jordan Jenkins is a much better option should Knudson`s visa fail to turn up.

Lebedevs replaces Vaculik https://fimspeedway.com/news/latvian-ace-lebedevs-called-up-for-cardiff

Leon Flint guesting at No1 for Plymouth tomorrow night in their meeting at Edinburgh.

Berwick 1 Chris Harris 2 Theo Pijper 3 Jye Etheridge 4 Leon Flint 5 Ricky Wells 6 Jonas Knudson visa allowing or Jordan Jenkins 7 Nathan Stonemen Plymouth 1 Lewis Kerr 2 R/R 3 Ben Barker result of second test allowing 4 Michael Palm Toft 5 Hans Anderson 6 Ben Morley 7 Harry McGurk Full preview from the Berwick site if here https://www.berwickspeedway.com/news/playing-a-plymouth-waiting-game/

The World`s best plus Adam Ellis.

SGP practice isn't until early Saturday afternoon so it would be possible to do both, time will tell but you are probably right.

Leon Flint named as one of the track reserves for the Cardiff SGP, he will wear the No18 race jacket.

Its obvious that the BSPL Chairman and committee made the rules up last night on the back of a fag packet, something that should come as a surprise to nobody. Of course there should have been a contingency plan long before last night as to what happens if and when the weather plays its part, in fact they could've left it up to last night to come up with a plan before the tapes went up on Ht1, especially as there was an iffy forecast.

guests and R/R can sort that

In a perfectly perfect World couldn't we have the re-staging of the British Final the night before Cardiff, it would solve alot of arguing.

Sorry but I haven't seen anything on here that would convince me that Adam Ellis is deserving of this years wild card pick for Cardiff because of something he did last year, irrespective of last nights rain. Surely one of the younger riders has far more to gain, Tom Brennan would be my personal pick, maybe even Leon Flint who has at least had the decency to actually win something this year.

Yes but most of the BSPL committee would struggle to know how many votes make 6, its a case of 2 + 2 = yellow for most of them.

What a shambles regarding Ellis, no way should he be going to Cardiff because of what he did last year. He will be an embarrassment there but so be it.

Lee Complin definitely riding in this meeting, he was due to be riding on the Isle of Wight tomorrow but has with drawn to ride in a Championship meeting.

Jonas Knudson gets another run out for his Polish club Unia Leszno in their away meeting at Stal Gorzow, meeting is on Tuesday.

Surely the Plymouth promotion will be handing out free pens for those with a programme as they will be writing all night. This meeting could set a new record for guests and good old R/R.

Far to sensible

I would've thought he would have been on the same flight as Brennan and Flint who got to Berwick without issues.

They are at the minute anyway, Plymouth only have one maybe two confirmed riders. I think even Berwick could cope with that.

As mentioned previous Danyon Hume comes into replace Ben Barker with Connor Mountain coming into replace the injured Craig Cook. Meeting reserves now Simon Lambert and Drew Kemp.

Speaking of Harris he has made the long trip from Berwick last night down to Dig dog Lane in Kent for today ACU British Masters.