Redcar 2026

[Robinh88]

15 minutes ago, Fortythirtyeight said:

A bit harsh as the guy tries his best but it certainly isn’t the racers track it was a few seasons back. There’s No dirt on it these days , he appears scared to put water down and when they came out between races they just followed each other around the mid to outside and didn’t go down to the inside.

Got to understand he’s a volunteer and there’s no experienced track man wanting the job, even though Jonathan is there most matches but he’s not the only one to have fallen out with those owners. 

 

Ah great, you couldnt write it!

[ONTWOMINUTES]

40 minutes ago, Fortythirtyeight said:

A bit harsh as the guy tries his best but it certainly isn’t the racers track it was a few seasons back. There’s No dirt on it these days , he appears scared to put water down and when they came out between races they just followed each other around the mid to outside and didn’t go down to the inside.

Got to understand he’s a volunteer and there’s no experienced track man wanting the job, even though Jonathan is there most matches but he’s not the only one to have fallen out with those owners. 

 

You can't put water on a track with no dirt , it would be like a skating rink. Speedway is very dependant on volunteering so fair play to anyone that does , gets you in for free at least. 

[Fromafar]

9 hours ago, Sidewinder1953 said:

Sorry about the abstract post, but mÿ tablet was playing up and posted acciden̈tally before Ì finished could not be arsed redoʻin̈g ìt The poin̈t about the track was whilst smooth ìt was ultra sick with noʻ material for grip and when̈ Charles needed some grip he got none àn̈d got inǰured because of ìt

While most track are on the slick side these days,I believe the riders prefer slicker tracks at the start of the season till their fitness gets up to speed.(1St couple of meetings).Wish Charles a speedy recovery always give it 100%,very unfortunate to pick up early injury.