TTT Posted 1 hour ago Report Share Posted 1 hour ago 9 hours ago, Col said: Hoping Lemon being Team Roo Boss will mean BV get Beau Bailey. British Speedway do not have 12 riders under the age of 21 that are going to be competitive, no Poles are coming our way, I guess a few Swedes may, but Sweden hasn't produced a decent rider for a long time. Danes will go to Poland and it is they that seem to have the best production line. Hoping Lemon can pull a Beau Bailey out the bag. Speedway forum subscription If you really think the Witches team with Bewley & Doyle consuming 17+ of your 37 points and then King & Cairns consuming a further 11. You need to go look at the averages, you are left with nothing viable to choose from for 2 reasonable riders I don't know who'd sign Lambert on 9.4ish average but he has to ride in the UK if he wants to represent us on the world stage. AFAIK. I'd hope he signs for Kings Lynn or Northampton. Nilsson (GP Rider) & Riss (Current Long Track Champion) apparently. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WookieboyDon Posted 26 minutes ago Report Share Posted 26 minutes ago 9 hours ago, Col said: Hoping Lemon being Team Roo Boss will mean BV get Beau Bailey. British Speedway do not have 12 riders under the age of 21 that are going to be competitive, no Poles are coming our way, I guess a few Swedes may, but Sweden hasn't produced a decent rider for a long time. Danes will go to Poland and it is they that seem to have the best production line. Hoping Lemon can pull a Beau Bailey out the bag. Speedway forum subscription If you really think the Witches team with Bewley & Doyle consuming 17+ of your 37 points and then King & Cairns consuming a further 11. You need to go look at the averages, you are left with nothing viable to choose from for 2 reasonable riders I don't know who'd sign Lambert on 9.4ish average but he has to ride in the UK if he wants to represent us on the world stage. AFAIK. I'd hope he signs for Kings Lynn or Northampton. Beau Bailey is already signed up in Poland, Sweden and Denmark for '27 so cannot ride in Britain. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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