The Governing Body Endorsement (GBE) requirements for non-European Economic Area (EEA) nationals to be employed in British Speedway in 2009 :
Any Speedway promotion wishing to employ an individual rider to participate in their team will be required to guarantee that, for the previous season, the rider for whom the application is made has fulfilled one of the following criteria.
a) Australia/ New Zealand/ U.S.A. Finished in the first four in the state Championships
b) For the following countries which have professional speedway leagues: Poland, the Czech Republic and Sweden Achieved an average in excess of 6.00 points while competing in:Poland - Extra League and First Division Czech Republic - First Division Sweden - Elite League and First Division
c) For riders who have competed, in the previous season, in any country not listed above, the rider must be the current National Champion to be considered eligible.
Certificate of Sponsorships are normally approved for the speedway season which runs from 15th March to 31st October or for the contract period which can be for up to four years. Upon expiry of the permission granted by a Certificate of Sponsorship, a rider returning to the U.K. for the new season must have achieved the following averages in the previous U.K. season or have qualified by meeting the requirements of a) or b) or c) above.
Elite League - 4.00 points Premier League - 7.00 points
No exceptions or extensions will be granted to riders failing to achieve the averages except in the case of injury, medical evidence of which must be supplied.
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LATEST RESULTS...
THURSDAY JULY 29:
PREMIER LEAGUE Redcar 44 (Gary Havelock 11) Birmingham 46 (Jason Lyons 13)
Sheffield 47 (Josef Franc 10+1) Newport 42 (Kim Nilsson 13+1)
WEDNESDAY JULY 28:
PREMIER TROPHY FINAL - 2ND LEG Birmingham 44 - Jason Lyons 11+1 Newcastle 46 - Kenni Larsen 12 Newcastle win 104-80 on aggregate
PREMIER LEAGUE KO CUP - QUARTER FINAL 1ST LEG Kings Lynn 34 - Tomas Topinka 12 Edinburgh 56 - Carl Wilkinson 13+1
NATIONAL LEAGUE Bournemouth 55 - James Brundle 12 Plymouth 40 - Seemond Stephens 14+1
JUNIOR CHALLENGE at Belle Vue 1. Nick Morris 14 2. Jason Garrity 13 3. Jake Anderson 13 4. Richard Franklin 10
TUESDAY JULY 27:
NATIONAL LEAGUE Dudley 62 - Lee Smart 12 Scunthorpe 32 - Steve Worrall 13
Isle of Wight 62 - Nick Simmons 12+1 Weymouth 32 - Tom Brown 11
MONDAY JULY 26:
WORLD CUP EVENT 2, King's Lynn 1 Great Britain 51 (Scott Nicholls 14) 2 Australia 48 (Chris Holder 12) 3 Sweden 40 (Fredrik Lindgren/ Jonas Davidsson 14) 4 Finland 14 (Joonas Kylmakorpi 9) Great Britain qualify for World Cup Final (Saturday July 31) Australia and Sweden qualify for Race-Off (Thursday July 29)
SCOTTISH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP at Edinburgh 1. Josef Franc (Sheffield) 2. Oliver Allen (Unattached) 3. Andrew Tully (Edinburgh) 4. Jason Lyons (Birmingham)
NATIONAL LEAGUE Plymouth 59 (Nicki Glanz 12) King's Lynn 36 (Simon Lambert 16)