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On 12/29/2025 at 9:41 AM, Bagpuss said:

Yep I think thats thr crux of it, Lawson or NKI would have meant a very long tail.

Personally I think an injury free season for Cook and he can improve on 6.whatever he is on but we shall see.

Oh for sure mate! An injury free season for Cook and he takes his average from 6.39 up to at least 7 in my opinion 

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I'm curious. In all my years of following Kings Lynn Speedway, I've always known it as "Saddlebow Road" However, looking on Google maps today I noticed they show it as "High Road" Even the Stars web site gives it as Saddlebow Road so I'm puzzled? According to the map, Saddlebow Road stops at the roundabout half a mile up the road then past the stadium its High Road. Anybody else noticed that?

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11 hours ago, Bunce said:

I'm curious. In all my years of following Kings Lynn Speedway, I've always known it as "Saddlebow Road" However, looking on Google maps today I noticed they show it as "High Road" Even the Stars web site gives it as Saddlebow Road so I'm puzzled? According to the map, Saddlebow Road stops at the roundabout half a mile up the road then past the stadium its High Road. Anybody else noticed that?

It's Norfolk - no other explanation required :D

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32 minutes ago, YeOldPitGate said:

Mmmmm Henka, Loram, King, Lee and er Castanga much as I respect anyone who slings their leg over a speedway bike, I don't see Paco adding a thousand to the gate on opening night.

To be fair, Henka, Loram, King and Lee didn't come into the team on a 4.13 average...

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3 minutes ago, Manifesto said:

A better looking KL team. In last years league it still wouldn’t be fancied to win the league but with a weaker league you’d have to say it’s a solid lineup. 
 

if Kvech can get up to a 8 point average they will be hard to beat at home 

This was said this time last year too. I’m not sure he has the consistency to do that but we’ll see. 

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On 1/1/2026 at 5:27 PM, BluPanther said:

To be fair, Henka, Loram, King and Lee didn't come into the team on a 4.13 average...

Fair point but I would rather they took a chance on a 4 point newcomer on the chance on maybe unearthing a gem rather than a rider who has probably peaked at a seven point man in the championship and a 3-4 point man in the premier.

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11 minutes ago, YeOldPitGate said:

Fair point but I would rather they took a chance on a 4 point newcomer on the chance on maybe unearthing a gem rather than a rider who has probably peaked at a seven point man in the championship and a 3-4 point man in the premier.

I'm not sure anyone any good on a 4 is willing/able to come over to the UK for a whole season unfortunately, if at all. 

While Paco has his limitations his experience will be useful with a very young reserve pairing and of course what he brings off track too. 

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On 12/30/2025 at 10:48 PM, Bunce said:

I'm curious. In all my years of following Kings Lynn Speedway, I've always known it as "Saddlebow Road" However, looking on Google maps today I noticed they show it as "High Road" Even the Stars web site gives it as Saddlebow Road so I'm puzzled? According to the map, Saddlebow Road stops at the roundabout half a mile up the road then past the stadium its High Road. Anybody else noticed that?

Interesting! Could that have happened when they built the kings lynn bypass in the first half of the seventies....?

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1 hour ago, Son of Shaleman said:

Made me wonder as to what Michael Lee’s average was when he came into the team. Any ideas?

I believe he was 16 when he made his debut in 1975. For Boston and Lynn

He averaged 7.43 that season for Lynn in the top league.

At 17 he averaged 9.43,  at 18 it was 10.59. 19 was 10.23, 20 was 10.21, 21 was 10.14. All this was for Lynn in the top league.

He was something special for sure.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Bald Bloke said:

I believe he was 16 when he made his debut in 1975. For Boston and Lynn

He averaged 7.43 that season for Lynn in the top league.

At 17 he averaged 9.43,  at 18 it was 10.59. 19 was 10.23, 20 was 10.21, 21 was 10.14. All this was for Lynn in the top league.

He was something special for sure.

 

 

Before he was 16 he used to come out during the interval and race against the stop watch at Lynn. At the time nobody had heard of him, but he headed out on what looked like a brand new bike, dug himself a hole at the starting gate then left the tapes like a rocket ship posting a time not too far off the track record! Everybody stopped drinking their beer and thought... what the hell did we just witness there? The rest, they say, is history.

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On 1/2/2026 at 9:45 AM, Manifesto said:

A better looking KL team. In last years league it still wouldn’t be fancied to win the league but with a weaker league you’d have to say it’s a solid lineup. 
 

if Kvech can get up to a 8 point average they will be hard to beat at home 

A good top4 Team

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