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Foxes vs Witches, Thursday 30th April


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3 hours ago, IainB said:
SCB STATEMENT: NIELS-KRISTIAN IVERSEN
 
Thursday April 30, 2026
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The Speedway Control Bureau were made aware on Tuesday 28th April that due to injuries sustained at the Nicolai Klindt Testimonial on the 15th March, Niels Kristian Iversen would be unable to travel to the UK for the Northampton Fixture on Thursday 30th April, as was still awaiting medical clearance to be able to fly.

Mr Iversen competed for the Esbjerg club in the Danish League on Wednesday 29th April, therefore Northampton have been denied a Full Facility for the fixture on the 30th April, and have been informed that only the Reduced Facility as per SCB Regulation 011.4 would be permitted.

Mr Iversen is expected to make his Northampton debut on Monday 4th May when they compete in two away fixtures at Belle Vue and Leicester.

 

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Should have given him a "Special Burger"....:D

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22 minutes ago, Roger Jacobs said:

Interestingly ...

SCB Reg 010.2.3 says: "d)  any rider who has been or is eligible to compete in the NDL and NDT, holds a British passport and has not represented another FMN, other than the ACU will receive 2.5% reduction on their Premiership/Championship MA for Team Building"

So ... if Howarth's 5.00 is only for team building ... his actual Green Sheet of 5.13 would be too high, because the 25% reduction of Iversen's average gives 5.03 ...

FFS!!!!

It's their FIRST meeting!!!....

With (hopefully), lots of people there who have either some vague idea of what Speedway is, or havent a clue at all what it is all about...

What a load of bollox involved when all that needs to be done is a close meeting, with Northampton winning...

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On 4/29/2026 at 3:46 PM, Baldyman said:

NKI another rider that raced last night but won't be Thursday,, Paco Sunday but not Monday 

NKI is not allowed to fly on medical grounds at the moment, which is why he is only doing meetings abroad  until he is given the all clear. Its all explained in an excellent article in todays Speedway Star magazine.

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5 hours ago, Whitelinehugger said:

I love standing up to the miserable sods. If they can’t detect I’m having a laugh then so be it. I’m not actually aiming at anyone intentionally to shout them down. I’m here for a long time so someone needs to get used to it.

We’re only here for a visit so you crack on old boy 👍

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On 4/29/2026 at 4:41 PM, mikebv said:

It's almost like some riders don't take UK Speedway seriously....:rolleyes:

Still...

Just as long as they can "bob over" now and again, as and when they can, and honour us with their presence, we will welcome them back with open arms, and it all will be OK.... ;)

Have the Northampton Promoters done a "Welcome to UK Speedway" pack for the first time visitors?..:D

It says in the Star the NKI has a doctors appointment today in Denmark.

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1 hour ago, Bunce said:

NKI is not allowed to fly on medical grounds at the moment, which is why he is only doing meetings abroad  until he is given the all clear. Its all explained in an excellent article in todays Speedway Star magazine.

There are other forms of travel,,, very poor excuses 

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You’d like to think with this one being a dead rubber that if it was shaping up to be a Foxes loss,  it could then be fixed for a win in a last heat decider. The witches are through to the cup anyway and a close victory could help future attendance. 

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1 hour ago, mikebv said:

FFS!!!!

It's their FIRST meeting!!!....

With (hopefully), lots of people there who have either some vague idea of what Speedway is, or havent a clue at all what it is all about...

What a load of bollox involved when all that needs to be done is a close meeting, with Northampton winning...

That's the whole point though, it is a load of bollox ... they never think through the wording and potential impacts on other regulations.

The only good thing about tonight and the gloriously ambiguous regulations is that there's nothing riding (sic) on the result, because the mini-league is already decided.

A win for Northampton would be good to get them orf to an extra-positive start, but the Witches riders are there to earn their crust ...

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37 minutes ago, BlueIn2Red said:

It’s rammed here, great to see!

Great to hear. Congratulations to Mark, Phil, Paul & Tony. A fabulous effort that bodes well for the new era that sees up wanting to add to the participants of our top league. Love it. 

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30 minutes ago, Baldyman said:

There are other forms of travel,,, very poor excuses 

It appears there are no longer any ferry crossings to the UK direct from Denmark. 

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1 hour ago, Whitelinehugger said:

BBC1 East news at 6.30 tonight was at the track Paul and Jaimon Lidsey were interviewed. Apparently good crowd at the turnstiles which bodes well. Good luck to the new promotion enhancing the top flight.

 www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m002vrh1 

18 mins in

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