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https://www.speedwaygp.com/news/article/8096/four-time-world-champion-hancock-announces?fbclid=IwAR061ISIQSnyEAIRG5UevCPJKe5TdNqW14Rrk687reC-tiPpjE_Y3-zx6LA

Torun extend their contract for another year https://www.speedwaygp.com/news/article/8094/bsi-extends-torun-sgp-agreement

Sounds like Jye will be good to go for the start of the season https://bellevue-speedway.com/news/jyeonthemend?fbclid=IwAR2ooBpaaFsZLQQHvwJCKw5OT5ci4G00DOR1fmGkCyK5f1DDmlbud5UaN6k

No problem, I am sure there will be a great turn out.

If your post is a pathetic attempt at taking some kind of moral high ground then its just that, pathetic. The passing of Danny Ayres is a tragedy and we as fans have paid our respects by posting messages of condolence on here and other parts of social media, of course there will be other on here closer to the Ayres family who have paid their tributes personally. My post was a perfectly reasonable answer to a perfectly reasonable question posted the other day. How ever hard, the management at both Scunthorpe and Ipswich will need to sign a rider, when that will happen of course is up to each club.

Yes I agree though we at Berwick probably saw the best of him as he finished top of the league averages in 1988 with a 10+ average then played his part in 1989 when Berwick famously won the KOC against Poole.

IMO Championship speedway should be no more than £15 to watch.

Without reductions Scunthorpe have 5-98 to use.

Wish he would take the Cornhill clown with him and with any luck leave him there.

Maybe so but I still think you putting two and two together and coming up with five. It's been mentioned about Crump being Peterborough team manager, that would be closer to the mark than any track return IMO.

My favourite rider from modern times is Mark Loram and from years ago when I first started watching speed way Joe Owen. As a Berwick fan was my favourite was rider to watch is Mark Courtney.

This has been posted by David Ayres on Facebook. Danny's funeral on the 14th of February Go to Mildenhall Stadium which will be open about 12 noon. There will be a play area for the children so families welcome. Danny will be brought in about 1pm and go round the track escorted by the riders. Then on to the Crematorium for 2pm, Those with small children can watch the funeral streamed live to the Stadium as best not to take them to the Crematorium . Party time at the Stadium afterwards. Fish and chip shop will be open and the bar. Music about 7pm. All welcome to give him a send off. This is a celebration not a wake, so colourful clothing please. Danny's favourite colour is pink. All welcome.

Jason Crump is 44, retired from regular racing about 8 years ago and has nothing to prove to anyone, he doesn't need the money you would guess never mind the expense of getting bikes and other bits of kit ready Yes he has rode in a few meetings over the winter but would he drag his family halfway round the World to race for Peterborough, I think not.

Grandstand now sold out. You would imagine that the standing area tickets sales will now pick up meaning the temporary seating stand on bends three and four will guaranteed I would guess.

Giving the announcement made by Newcastle last night, I am guessing that Nathan Greaves will have some competition for his No1 race jacket.

I get the reason why Leon has been stopped from riding for Newcastle but it's two different competitions and as long as there was no fixture clashes I would've thought a young rider getting track time would be encouraged rather than blocked.

This has been posted by David Ayres on Facebook. Danny's funeral on the 14th of February Go to Mildenhall Stadium which will be open about 12 noon. There will be a play area for the children so families welcome. Danny will be brought in about 1pm and go round the track escorted by the riders. Then on to the Crematorium for 2pm, Those with small children can watch the funeral streamed live to the Stadium as best not to take them to the Crematorium . Party time at the Stadium afterwards. Fish and chip shop will be open and the bar. Music about 7pm. All welcome to give him a send off. This is a celebration not a wake, so colourful clothing please. Danny's favourite colour is pink. All welcome.

Great gesture http://www.speedwaygb.co.uk/news.php?extend.37899

Like he was there at all. Dont forget this article wont work for a living never mind do a bit of work as a volunteer.

This was Danny only 3-4 weeks ago after a practice at Scunthorpe, clearly looking forward to this season with Scunthorpe and Ipswich. How sad it is when the season starts he wont be there.

Shockingly tragic news. Taken way to young RIP Danny Ayres

These little black books didn't always have other riders name in though did they.

I would certainly hang fire about adding any fixtures to calendars, never mind anyone thinking about booking work holidays. For example the British Under-21 at Redcar takes place on Friday May 15th, that being the case Berwick are at Edinburgh the same night, both meetings would involve Leon Flint and Kyle Bickley. The same night there is meetings at Scunthorpe and Plymouth which is likely to feature riders who will be in the Under-21 Final. Also on the two nights of the SON Finals at Belle Vue there is meetings scheduled, Scunthorpe v Leicester, Edinburgh v Newcastle, Plymouth v Mildenhall for the Friday with a possible meeting scheduled for Berwick on the Saturday though that meeting just now is reserved. Either way its unlikely any meeting will run against the SON Finals you wouldve thought.

Came passed Shielfield this morning and the pit gates were open so I`m guessing there was some sort of track work going on then. Not sure they would get much done as there was game at Shielfield today which was kicking off at lunchtime.

One seat left in the main grandstand F section Row L seat 148, who wants it.