Ipswich Witches 2025

[spin king junior]

I'm no medical professional but for me it feels he's coming back far too early. And I'm sure it's a combination of a bit of pressure from his Polish side and sheer determination from Doyle wanting to get back on the bike. 

 

I just hope Jason hasn't tried to get back too soon at the potential detriment of his health. 

Edited 10 hours ago by spin king junior

[Gavan]

7 hours ago, ouch said:

Shame Jaimon is not available again. Hawkins & Louis know a thing or two about team selection and only 8 away meetings ago  made another good call when selecting him at number one where he put in a top scoring performance. 

https://britishspeedway.co.uk/24results/sheffield_02.09.24_res.pdf

Jaimon is even better currently and when looking at the opposition only three riders (all number ones) have a higher away average. 

https://britishspeedway.co.uk/2025-rider-statistics/

I’m sure the shrewd witches management will be monitoring his availability again. 

Lidsey for Doyle is laughable 

[AceBelle]

55 minutes ago, spin king junior said:

I'm no medical professional but for me it feels he's coming back far too early. And I'm sure it's a combination of a bit of pressure from his Polish side and sheer determination from Doyle wanting to get back on the bike. 

 

I just hope Jason hasn't tried to get back too soon at the potential detriment of his health. 

3 pts from 3 rides so far looks far from fit imo ?

[mikebv]

1 hour ago, Gavan said:

Lidsey for Doyle is laughable 

They won't need anyone now Jason is back will they? 

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

Doyle in ambulance again 😔

[Gambo95]

Just seen on updates that an ambulance on track for Doyle.

Hopefully precautionary 

[Rob B]

1 minute ago, Gambo95 said:

Just seen on updates that an ambulance on track for Doyle.

Hopefully precautionary 

Was a heavy crash into air fence 

[mikebv]

Best wishes, again, to Jason.

[gjcone44]

i think he will be ok.

[foreverblue]

Report I read said probably another injury to the same hip

[Aries]

3 minutes ago, foreverblue said:

Report I read said probably another injury to the same hip

Correct. Complaining of pain “in the same area”. Why not just wait another week or two? Bloody daft to be risking the injury with so much of the season to go whether he was getting pressure from Poland or not.

Ordinary riders would have simply managed the injury by backing out of 50/50’s and not taking any chances but that’s not in his DNA is it. It’s all or nothing with him.

Edited 8 hours ago by Aries

[ShanoXtra]

Jensen was at fault by staying inside line then pushing into Doyle when he got into the slide, Doyle had nowhere to go. Waved to the crowd as getting into the ambulance but yet another set back.

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

10 minutes ago, ShanoXtra said:

Jensen was at fault by staying inside line then pushing into Doyle when he got into the slide, Doyle had nowhere to go. Waved to the crowd as getting into the ambulance but yet another set back.

Wrong,Jensen had the beating of Doyle, Doyle knew it but wouldn’t  give an inch keeping a ridiculous tight line going down the straight and at the point of contact which was minimal Jensen was infront and was wrongly excluded 

[ShanoXtra]

38 minutes ago, THE DEAN MACHINE said:

Wrong,Jensen had the beating of Doyle, Doyle knew it but wouldn’t  give an inch keeping a ridiculous tight line going down the straight and at the point of contact which was minimal Jensen was infront and was wrongly excluded 

Nope. IMO Doyle held a fair line which was tight and the room wasn’t there for Jensen, he just about got in front but he hit Doyle, so clearly he didn’t have enough room or he would have made the pass clean. Doyle had the racing line and Jensen was so tight he was always going to slightly drift.

[mikebv]

Jensen was in front, hence his back wheel took Doyle's front, and Doyle had ran him very narrow down the straight, not on a "normal line"..

By doing so, there was only going to be one result if Doyle didn't move out...

I think he thought he could pin him on bends one and two but Jensen was too quick...

Good, hard racing from both, but Doyle caused the stoppage by the line he took, and the fact he was behind when the contact took place..

 

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

12 minutes ago, ShanoXtra said:

Nope. IMO Doyle held a fair line which was tight and the room wasn’t there for Jensen, he just about got in front but he hit Doyle, so clearly he didn’t have enough room or he would have made the pass clean. Doyle had the racing line and Jensen was so tight he was always going to slightly drift.

There is no contact until Doyle leans to turn in, the contact is with the backend of Jensen bike, Jensen doesnt drift of his line, he psssed Doyle fair and square 

[WembleyLion]

Jason only knows one way to race and unfortunately now he is not as quick as he once was he is bound to have more racing incidents.

I have watched him race five times this season and only once did he get through the meeting unscathed.

Best wishes to him for a speedy recovery following his crash this evening.

 

[ShanoXtra]

27 minutes ago, THE DEAN MACHINE said:

There is no contact until Doyle leans to turn in, the contact is with the backend of Jensen bike, Jensen doesnt drift of his line, he psssed Doyle fair and square 

If you jam it up the inside of anyone and wipe them out in doing so then you are the reason for the accident.

[THE DEAN MACHINE]

Just now, ShanoXtra said:

If you jam it up the inside of anyone and wipe them out in doing so then you are the reason for the accident.

Good job you’re not a referee then 

[ShanoXtra]

5 minutes ago, THE DEAN MACHINE said:

Good job you’re not a referee then 

I came up with the same conclusion as the referee so I’d be good at it  plus nie lubię Falubaz. Tylko Gorzów Stal KS. 

If anyone thinks Doyle would purposely stay on a line where he’d get wiped out after still suffering injury then bigger fool them.