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1 minute ago, scoobydoo said:

Peterborough have no rider assets,  so its silly to just assume there riders would just move to Lynn .

I'm not assuming their riders will. All I'm suggesting is if Lynn want to be competitive next season, this is the sort of make up of a team that should be assembled

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3 minutes ago, MP78 said:

I disagree, with no GP involvement, I think Emil and AL will want to maximise their earnings

Who says they will not be in the GP series?

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5 hours ago, kelvinht said:

Would be a decent side.

Works for me 

Any team needs to start with Klindt/S Lambert/Rowe - plus a decent no. 1 - ideally R Lambert and build from there. No one else from the current team really deserves another shot in the team.

Suspect we might see more from Breum - he looked pretty decent in a couple of matches but pants in the rest - so assume maybe carrying an injury - that said for a similar average Ben Cook would be a much better option

I'd have Wojdylo over Breum all day long. Both have had 4 home meetings and one 1 away. Not much i know, but one has averaged 1.88 and the other 5.60 .I think Ben Cook will have plenty of offers for next season. I'd certainly have him at Lynn.

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40 minutes ago, False dawn said:

Who says they will not be in the GP series?

The only route left this year for a 2024 spot is via a wildcard, but I guess this is unlikely with current FIM rulings… don’t know if this will be reviewed any time soon?

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17 minutes ago, MP78 said:

The only route left this year for a 2024 spot is via a wildcard, but I guess this is unlikely with current FIM rulings… don’t know if this will be reviewed any time soon?

The GP series has been a financial disaster this year. The organisers are worried Zmarzlik will run away with it again next year.

I am told Emil and Artem will both get wildcards.

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1 hour ago, BassoRacingFan said:

The GP series has been a financial disaster this year. The organisers are worried Zmarzlik will run away with it again next year.

I am told Emil and Artem will both get wildcards.

Giving away alot of information on those Fab lolly pop sticks these days or was it inside a kinder egg

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On 9/6/2023 at 9:47 AM, StarBoy said:

We shall see, only time will tell as they say. Could put Masters at 1 and have Douglas at 4

Listen to last week’s interview with Robert Lambert on the British Speedway Podcast.

He is 1 year into a 2 year contract with Smederna Eskilstuna, and whilst he did say he will speak to the club about ending his contract early, I would expect him to race for Smederna next year. 

We don’t yet know what is happening in British speedway next year, whether there will be a team at Kings Lynn, or indeed whether a Kings Lynn team will have teams to race again. 

What tracks are looking likely next year ? 

Belle Vue, Ipswich and Sheffield 

What tracks have question marks ?

Kings Lynn & Leicester 

Which tracks are highly unlikely to operate next year ?

Peterborough and Wolves 

That being said, it’s only early September. A lot can happen between now and March 2024.
 

 

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