SUPER PIRATES FEEL THE HEAT IN SUPERHEAT DECIDER
5 titles in six years, 3 in successive seasons, 2 after a Superheat decider and 1 relieved Dorset club, summaries the Poole 'Wessex Marine'...
Jubilant Danny Ford paid tribute to Scott Nicholls after the British legend helped the No1 Carpet Cleaning Poole Pirates see off Ipswich last night.
In a Supporters’ Cup clash the Pirates really had to win after a draw and a defeat against Swindon in the southern group, guest Nicholls stepped up alongside skipper Josh Grajczonek for a heat 15 5-1 to secure a 46-44 win.
It was the first time the home side had led during a nip and tuck meeting at Wimborne Road.
Ford said: “Losing Brady Kurtz to injury was always going to be a huge blow as he is in wonderful form currently.
“But is there a more reliable guest that Scott Nicholls? I don’t think so and he was superb again last night.
“We hope to have Brady back for our next meeting at Foxhall on May 16. He was feeling a little battered and bruised after his crash in Sweden on Tuesday and just didn’t feel up to climbing on a bike again so soon.
“But I’m pleased to report that his injuries are nothing long-lasting and he should, all being well, be back for us next week.”
Jack Holder’s improvement after a tough start to the campaign continued with the Aussie spearhead bagging a paid 12 score, while skipper Grajczonek’s paid 12 was crucial alongside Nicholls’s 11.
Full report, rider scores and heat details here
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