Fortythirtyeight Posted 12 hours ago Report Share Posted 12 hours ago If ever there was an example of the difference of skill level between the Championship riders and NDL then the first few heats and the farcical delay in this meeting showed it. A bit of dirt on the track and NDL riders couldn’t handle it whilst those few riders who ride in the championship, Ablitt, Ingram , Hodder and Ace just got on with it and rattled up quick race times. Making the often maligned ( and quite often deserved ) trackmen use up expensive diesel doing lap after lap without actually doing a lot on a damp cold night just annoyed the sparse crowd, some of whom left after heat two , because riders simply do not have enough experience of a deep track ( is an inch deep ? ). How do you gain experience? Get on and ride the condition’s! Once it restarted , after an hour , yes, the racing improved, ( all in the head in my opinion ) in fact there were a few classics amongst the top boys in the latter heats gaining the Tigers all 3 points on offer. Lions will say they were unlucky losing Spencer ( he fell twice whilst under no pressure ) but I think the Tigers just wanted it more, even inexperienced Green was giving it a good go. Would hope Redcar keep the NDL side for 2027 but can’t see it with that small a crowd. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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