Lambert

[geoff100]

Once again they make a rule and change it to suit one rider,gutless.

[False dawn]

5 minutes ago, geoff100 said:

Once again they make a rule and change it to suit one rider, gutless.

What always surprises me is the lack of understanding of simple psychology. Announcing that Robert will be exempt from the rule requiring him to race in Britain, but not telling us why, will clearly lead to speculation and criticism. 

[mikebv]

11 minutes ago, geoff100 said:

Once again they make a rule and change it to suit one rider,gutless.

You can only think that he would have just taken out another federation's licence and that maybe that would have had an impact on his SON eligibility...???

Dan Bewley in his statement upon signing for Ipswich said he initially wasnt going to ride over here, hence his comments about the initial ruling were very critical of it..

Obviously it wasnt fit for purpose...

Unusual that, isn't it?... 

[Fromafar]

6 hours ago, False dawn said:

What always surprises me is the lack of understanding of simple psychology. Announcing that Robert will be exempt from the rule requiring him to race in Britain, but not telling us why, will clearly lead to speculation and criticism. 

It’s pretty obvious the want to keep him onside for riding in SON.They know he would just take out another Federation’s Licence.Why not just admit they have got it wrong.

 

 

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[Rich]

4 hours ago, Fromafar said:

It’s pretty obvious the want to keep him onside for riding in SON.They know he would just take out another Federation’s Licence.Why not just admit they have got it wrong.

 

 

 

As long as he holds a British Passport, Robert Lambert is eligible to represent GB in the SON, whatever Licence he races under. Andrew Appleton was part of the  GB team that won the Long Track of Nations in 2025 while holding an Austrian Licence.