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Nigel Pearson wonders if speedway will miss the big stars who will not be in the 2009 Elite League.
I've got mixed feelings about the absence of some of the top Grand Prix stars from British racing.
When I first started supporting speedway as a youngster I was brought up on the likes of Ivan Mauger at Hull and Erik Gundersen at Cradley Heath - they were my heroes.
But going into the 2009 season it seems we will see less Grand Prix riders then ever before.
Whilst I admit it's disappointing, it's simply a sign of the times and I still believe British Speedway has a great opportunity to put down some solid foundations for years to come when club bosses get together at the AGM in Spain later this month.
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