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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2008 13:14:20 GMT
taken from Reading website. Wednesday, July 09, 2008 READING SPEEDWAY has announced that they will be hosting a Respect and Reward evening on Monday 21 July 2008. For this special event, the Racers are inviting all members of the services along for their Premier League meeting against Berwick Bandits, when they will be allowed to gain entry FREE of charge!! Services such as the NHS, Police, Fire, Territorial Army, Armed Forces and the RAF will only have to show their official identification and they will be permitted free entry into Smallmead Stadium as part of this Respect and Reward evening. Yes, the club is inviting all of the services along to come and enjoy an action-packed, high-octane, speedway meeting for FREE!! Racers’ promoter Malcolm Holloway said: “Reading Speedway has now been going for 40 years and we are very grateful for the services that have been provided for us over that time. “There are many examples, such as that from the NHS for looking after our riders when injuries have occurred. “Along with the NHS, we also recognize the vast amount of service that the Police, Fire, Armed Forces, RAF and Territorial Army give the local community of Reading, and all over the country. “This is Reading Speedway’s way of saying thank you and putting something back into the community.” For full official details on the evening, please visit www.readingspeedway.com |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2008 14:41:06 GMT
Nice one  Well done Reading. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 9, 2008 20:25:42 GMT
Nice one Well done Reading. I wonder where they got the idea for that from?   Have the Reading management considered expanding this offer to include the building trades..........that would make far more sense.  ;D I really am only joking Wakkers. |
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Post by Genghis on Jul 10, 2008 11:32:32 GMT
I had to read that twice.  ;D ;D  |
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Post by braveheart on Jul 11, 2008 6:48:57 GMT
Now I have a dilemma. Do I go to Reading, and maybe get in free with my ID or do I go to Coventry v Lakeside which is further to travel and I don't get in free  I have emailed Reading speedway asking this question and whether they have a poster for me to display at work. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2008 10:48:03 GMT
A freebie's a freebie Braveheart. Come along to Reading, Lakeside will ride at Coventry at least another 12 times before the end of the season |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2008 22:19:50 GMT
Lakeside will ride at Coventry at least another 12 times before the end of the season I've told you a million times not to exaggerate. ;D |
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Post by braveheart on Jul 16, 2008 21:49:49 GMT
A freebie's a freebie Braveheart. Come along to Reading, Lakeside will ride at Coventry at least another 12 times before the end of the season Definately will be, Wacks. Been told I am getting in free and I have a poster to put up on the walls at work tomorrow. And you are right about Lakeside against Coventry. I have already seen them against each other at Coventry this year. |
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Post by Genghis on Jul 17, 2008 5:57:39 GMT
A freebie's a freebie Braveheart. Come along to Reading, Lakeside will ride at Coventry at least another 12 times before the end of the season Definately will be, Wacks. Been told I am getting in free and I have a poster to put up on the walls at work tomorrow. And you are right about Lakeside against Coventry. I have already seen them against each other at Coventry this year. Braveheart - if Coventry vs Lakeside is as dull as last time, I would avoid it at all costs. To think Paulco came all the way down from Scotland to watch that. The only positive that night was the company. |
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Post by admin on Jul 21, 2008 20:51:13 GMT
And it looks to have turned out to be a rather good meeting, with the cruel, crazy Bandits pushing Reading all the way, before losing out in a last heat decider (47:46).
For the Racers the star performer was Somerset's Jason Doyle, guesting in place of Ulrich Ostergaard, who scored 13 points from 5 rides. He received solid support from Mark Lemon (9+3 from 5 rides), Tom P Madsen (9+1 from 4 rides) and Chris Mills (7 from 4 rides, including an exclusion in Ht 13). However, Tomas Suchanek was again a liability for the Racers, scoring just 2+1 from 4 rides.
For the Bandits the star of the show was once again Adrian Rymel, who scored 17 points from 5 rides, including a 6 point TR ride in Ht 11. And it could've been a maximim, as he was leading Ht 13 from partner Norbert Magosi when the race was stopped, but he lost out to Lemon in the re-run. As for the rest, well reserve Clews was probably the pick of the bunch, scoring 13+1 from 7 rides, while Makovsky (7+2 from 5 rides) and Aarnio (7+2 from 5 rides) also showed to good effect. But Norbert Magosi struggled badly and could only manage 1+1 from 4 rides.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 21, 2008 22:04:40 GMT
Decent meeting & a good crowd. Reading looked to be coasting mid-meeting before being hit with one of those bloody tacticals again.
Doyle a good guest, Lemo picking up points where it matter well backed by Madsen. Mills was a bit unlucky, got his nose well & truly chopped off by Rymel (twice in ht 13) who seemed to want to turn left as soon as the tapes went up and then had Magosi turn left on him entering bend one leaving no option but to drop the bike or ride through Magosi.
Reading reserves didn't look effective tonight and Suchanek could have cost us the meeting - pathetic!!
Rymel looked super quick, but was well beaten by Lemo in ht13 who stormed round the outside of him exiting bend 2. Clews took a bit of warming up but looked quick and loved the dirt on the outside later in the meeting. Makovsky had moments, Aarnio made imo an impressive Smallmead debut, Magosi looked out of control for most of the meeting and Smith looked like he'd never ridden a bike before in his life!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 22, 2008 12:14:13 GMT
Would like to say that was a bad night for Scud but as I saw him in much the same form fro Worky at Smallmead earlier this season I'll just say "oh dear" Was worried at heat 13 that we were on for Lemo's usual Smallmead 7+1 for the umpteenth time this season until he beat Rymel Soosh has looked hopeless on anything other than a Smallmead completely devoid of shale this year. After a handfull of races having a go round the outside a few meetings ago he's gone back to riding the poxy white line again...GRRRRRRR!!  Tho, as you say Wacks, probably score loads against Glasgow now that's been said. Pip |
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