BRITISH U21 FINAL, REDCAR Sunday, June 7, 2026 17:00 Live on BSN

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1 hour ago, Steve Shovlar said:

Glad ref Jarvis was strong enough to award the final. The others in the heat certainly didn’t deserve a second chance in the race. Thought the right 4 made up the final. Best two qualified straight through and home advantage saw the Redcar pair through. Think Jody Scott the better of the two Redcar riders.

How is it everytime Ace Pijper is on either BSN or racing against Poole he is throwing a wobbly? Every single time the toys come out of the pram.

Well done Cooper Rushen. 16 years old and already out of the reserve berth at Poole. The next Mark Loram/Michael Lee (with better temperament)

Did not watch it personally, I suppose Ace said he will get him back next time!!

[NC86]

Because cairns is such a dirty t**t that’s why piper throws a wobbler as you put it . 

[Gambo95]

2 hours ago, Steve Shovlar said:

Glad ref Jarvis was strong enough to award the final. The others in the heat certainly didn’t deserve a second chance in the race. Thought the right 4 made up the final. Best two qualified straight through and home advantage saw the Redcar pair through. Think Jody Scott the better of the two Redcar riders.

How is it everytime Ace Pijper is on either BSN or racing against Poole he is throwing a wobbly? Every single time the toys come out of the pram.

Well done Cooper Rushen. 16 years old and already out of the reserve berth at Poole. The next Mark Loram/Michael Lee (with better temperament)

Think Ace was one of the top 2 riders.

If he didn't have a bike failure on the last bend whilst comfortably leading his 4th race he would have had 14 points and been the top qualifier.

 

Well done to Cooper for winning the meeting.

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Well done to Cooper he is the real deal and terrific personality, comes over well for one so young.Ace needs to stop looking round to see where the rider behind is,it was a50/50 call in-the final .IM0 Cairns went in hard and fast but he held his line Ace tried to keep on the inside but he was too late.He seems too want to go fighting with everyone .His temperament is suspect. Not good in this sport.Jordy Loftus is a talent and stylish.

Having not seen him ride before I was with Ollie Binns.

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2 hours ago, M.D said:

It was a joke Steve, no harm ment

In very  poor taste IMO.

I actually liked Mr Shovlar's post where he criticised your original post. 

[WookieboyDon]

Class from Cooper, especially in the final.

Been telling anyone who’ll listen since the start of last year that he is the real deal and this trophy is just the start.

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1 hour ago, NC86 said:

Because cairns is such a dirty t**t that’s why piper throws a wobbler as you put it . 

I am assuming Ace said he would get him back again!! Cairns is not dirty at all. It is all in Pjiper's mind.

[tyler42]

3 hours ago, Steve Shovlar said:

Glad ref Jarvis was strong enough to award the final. The others in the heat certainly didn’t deserve a second chance in the race. Thought the right 4 made up the final. Best two qualified straight through and home advantage saw the Redcar pair through. Think Jody Scott the better of the two Redcar riders.

How is it everytime Ace Pijper is on either BSN or racing against Poole he is throwing a wobbly? Every single time the toys come out of the pram.

Well done Cooper Rushen. 16 years old and already out of the reserve berth at Poole. The next Mark Loram/Michael Lee (with better temperament)

When you say better temperament, I take it you're talking about Lee? Mick Lee, at 16, finished his first season at Boston with an average of 9.13. The following year (17), he finished the season with an average of 9.22 in the British League Division One, which, imo, was the hardest league in the world at the time. He was also the British U21 champion that year.

Following season (18), topped the averages in the British League with an average of 10.64. Also won the senior British Final and was part of England's winning World Team Cup, and made his 1st world final. Cooper is a great talent, but a bit premature to say he's the next Mark Loram or Mick Lee, imo.