mikebv Posted 21 hours ago Report Share Posted 21 hours ago 1 hour ago, dontforgetthefueltapsbruv said: I don't think that Lambert was the aim of this move (No regulation should be written with 1 rider in mind anyway) I believe this would be more looking at the likes of Cairns and Rushen - even Rowe,Kemp,Flint etc as well as any potential future 'superstars' So as and when a prospect makes it they simply cant drop the UK They will need the UK on the way up - backing,nominations etc and it is a albeit clumsy way of looking to secure their ongoing participation But, like Smith, Wigg and Cox, (maybe others?), did in the past, why bother when a rider can just ride under another country's federation?.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ouch Posted 1 hour ago Report Share Posted 1 hour ago 23 hours ago, Aries said: If the aim was to get one rider back in to British Speedway then I don’t understand the point of it. As good a rider as he is, who would seriously want to sign a rider that didn’t really want to be here and was effectively forced to? Glad this nonsense has been put to bed. He’ll come back if he wants to. That would never happen - would it? “It would be thrown out of court in 2 seconds for human rights/modern slavery.” Mr D. Bewley 2026 “my actual plan was to not race in Britain at all and go with the schedule of just racing once a week in Poland and the GPs. I kind of wanted a very limited schedule. I felt like it would be better for me not to race too much next year and take it a bit easy. Mr D. Bewley 2026 Jacques Villeneuve. After winning the 1997 F1 title with Williams, Villeneuve shocked the paddock by joining the brand-new, unproven British American Racing (BAR) team in 1999. While framed as a new challenge, the move was widely reported as a massive payday orchestrated by his manager Craig Pollock, netting Villeneuve one of the highest salaries in F1 despite the car failing to score a single point all season. Benoît Assou-Ekotto. During his time at Tottenham Hotspur, the Cameroonian defender famously told reporters that football was strictly a job to him. He stated he had no passion for the sport and played entirely for the money. [1] “Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" Mr J. Rotten 1978. Bye for now love heart❤️ Mr D Bewley to his beloved Aces family. 2026 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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