Ipswich v Belle Vue POSF Leg 2

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4 hours ago, Col said:

I didn't watch it, so can't comment on Zmarzlik's actual performance, he could well have gated which he's far from bad at and stuck in his position without trying to overtake any of the riders in front of him.  8 paid 9 from 4 riders is a bad night for a rider who averages 10.87 in that league.

Zmarzlik would've had another ride on the night if the meeting wasn't abandoned.

Could've ended up with 11 paid 12 from 5.

[ouch]

Disappointed with The Aces but you cannot win them all nor should you expect to. 

I’m pleased for Ipswich and hope they go on to win the final. If other second division clubs see teams that have moved up not only do well but positively challenge then all the better. I’d rather these teams prosper than see support dwindle again to the point they need to drop down a league as we need clubs to ride against in our league.
Roll on next years play offs when hopefully normal service will be resumed - injury allowing that is. Go for gold witches and here’s to another winners medal for our super ex RS Tom. 

[SUPERACE]

1 hour ago, TTT said:

I'm basing it off facts.

Any knowledgeable Speedway fans knows full well that Bewley and Sayfutdinov are poor gaters.

No your once again choosing. All 3 rode crap, simple as that. 

[GeneralMelchett]

Just watched the meeting again - great heat 12 ride from Jason Edwards ! It was also nice to see Jordan there also supporting from the pits etc 

BV just not at the races 

Edited 1 hour ago by GeneralMelchett

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2 hours ago, SUPERACE said:

No your once again choosing. All 3 rode crap, simple as that. 

All 3 were crap but 2 of them were always going to be crap in those conditions which is the point I'm trying to make here.

Pre-Meeting expectations set for Emil and Bewley were based on rider repuation, They were never going to do anything of note in those conditions GP / Ekstraliga Play-Offs or Not.

If you didn't gate you was getting filled in by bend two and both of them rarely make good gates, More often than not both riders win the majority of their races by passing riders.