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14 hours ago, szkocjasid said:

Even if he dropped to 4.00 as the rules were last season, he'd still be at reserve.

Not a fan of the rule change, does nothing to help Brits get team spots.

Terrible rule change, negates the benefits of new Brits being on a 2.00 and any real incentive of signing home nation riders. Not surprising but none the less stupid.

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18 hours ago, Gladiatorphil said:

I can't find that, however with BB it's all about him,so nothing surprises me.

You obviously know nothing, its a refreshing change to see a rider having a bit of fun, pity you couldn't find it as it might have lightened you up a bit

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19 hours ago, Gladiatorphil said:

I can't find that, however with BB it's all about him,so nothing surprises me.

 

18 hours ago, lewy said:

Best you find it and watch it,before you make yourself look even more stupid. 

 

1 hour ago, Devil said:

You obviously know nothing, its a refreshing change to see a rider having a bit of fun, pity you couldn't find it as it might have lightened you up a bit

I hope this works....

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On 5/21/2025 at 10:54 AM, Sings4Speedway said:

Terrible rule change, negates the benefits of new Brits being on a 2.00 and any real incentive of signing home nation riders. Not surprising but none the less stupid.

Completely agree and unless Plymouth can make a change in the next 48 hours 2 points will be lost on potential re-building (if the promotion chose that option). That's vital as you'd struggle to see Cluff improving enough to overhaul Alfie or Lasse in the averages. Trigger and Cluff at reserve doesn't exactly strike fear into opposing reserves.

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1 hour ago, torpointfanatic22 said:

Completely agree and unless Plymouth can make a change in the next 48 hours 2 points will be lost on potential re-building (if the promotion chose that option). That's vital as you'd struggle to see Cluff improving enough to overhaul Alfie or Lasse in the averages. Trigger and Cluff at reserve doesn't exactly strike fear into opposing reserves.

Surely two points won’t be lost on rebuilding it’ll just be 2 points towards further riders we could sign. 

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7 hours ago, torpointfanatic22 said:

Completely agree and unless Plymouth can make a change in the next 48 hours 2 points will be lost on potential re-building (if the promotion chose that option). That's vital as you'd struggle to see Cluff improving enough to overhaul Alfie or Lasse in the averages. Trigger and Cluff at reserve doesn't exactly strike fear into opposing reserves.

 

5 hours ago, Doners123 said:

Surely two points won’t be lost on rebuilding it’ll just be 2 points towards further riders we could sign. 

Plymouth currently have 5.72 available to replace Cluff (if they want to). When he gets a new average they'll still have 5.72 available to replace Cluff.

The only difference it makes, would be I'd they dropped another team member (gives them an extra 2 points). But surely Cluff would be the one to go if they try to strengthen up?

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21 hours ago, szkocjasid said:

 

Plymouth currently have 5.72 available to replace Cluff (if they want to). When he gets a new average they'll still have 5.72 available to replace Cluff.

The only difference it makes, would be I'd they dropped another team member (gives them an extra 2 points). But surely Cluff would be the one to go if they try to strengthen up?

Currently what average is NK on that he will convert to ? That’ll be the key figure.

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2 hours ago, Gladiatorphil said:

A couple of decent individual results for Klindt  and Trigger over the last few days.

Klindt second in Germany.

Trigger fifth in Poole.

Well done lads 

Not to be pedantic but Trigger was actually 6th and to be honest, while he had a fall in his 3rd race. I'd actually say that's a pretty poor result given the company.

The lad Cooper Rushen looks a good prospect though, scored well last night and scored a bucket load at Belle Vue on his only NDL league match for Leicester. Looks a kid going places and only a matter of time before someone gives him a CL ride. Guessing he would be a 2 pointer as well. Would be a good move imo to replace Trigger (or Cluff) with this lad and free up some points in the meantime to strengthen further up the order.

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7 minutes ago, torpointfanatic22 said:

Not to be pedantic but Trigger was actually 6th and to be honest, while he had a fall in his 3rd race. I'd actually say that's a pretty poor result given the company.

The lad Cooper Rushen looks a good prospect though, scored well last night and scored a bucket load at Belle Vue on his only NDL league match for Leicester. Looks a kid going places and only a matter of time before someone gives him a CL ride. Guessing he would be a 2 pointer as well. Would be a good move imo to replace Trigger (or Cluff) with this lad and free up some points in the meantime to strengthen further up the order.

Not 16 till March 

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🔥 GLADIATORS SIGN GP WILDCARD DANIEL KLÍMA! 🔥

🏁 Plymouth Speedway are thrilled to announce the signing of 22-year-old Czech sensation Daniel Klíma, who will make his debut for the Gladiators on Saturday 5th July at the Coliseum against Scunthorpe!

Arriving on an assessed 4.00 average, Daniel will join Mitchell Cluff at reserve, giving the team a strong boost 💪 as they continue their charge for a Championship Play-Off spot.

Daniel is no stranger to top-tier competition — with experience at Stal Gorzów and Grudziadz at U24 level, success with the Czech National Team, and a Wildcard appearance at this year’s Czech Grand Prix, he’s a rider with pedigree and passion.

🗣️ Promoter Mark Phillips:
“We have seen in recent weeks that we can be strong and competitive at home against any championship team, however we have been lacking some firepower on the road, especially on some of the bigger and faster tracks.  The option to bring in a very promising recruit with lots of European experience, a real desire to carve out a career in the UK and a fixture schedule that ideally suits joining us, it was an opportunity we couldn’t ignore.  The fact he comes in as a 4-point rider is a bonus and gives us possible scope to further tweak the 1-7 of the team should we feel the need.

It’s never a straightforward decision to replace a rider like Ben, especially when he has grown up within the club.  I sincerely send my thanks to Ben for his Gladiator efforts this season, and continue to look forward to working with him with our SWTR Centurions.”

📆 Be there to see Daniel’s debut:
🆚 Scunthorpe
📍 The Coliseum
📅 Saturday 5th July

Let’s give Daniel a warm Gladiators welcome 👏🙌
#Gladiators2025 #WelcomeDaniel #SpeedwaySigning #PlymouthGladiators

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