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Comment now on the latest news at the Forum RISE ABOVE Saints set to host GP to remember Southampton’s superb Banister Court home will host this years British Grand Prix it was announced this week. The Saints’ 48,500 capacity venue is the biggest and best in the country, winning accolades from those inside and outside of the sport. It’s the fifth time the club, promoted by John Shuttler, will stage a round in the series, their last appearance on the calendar being three years ago when they hosted the European GP. That meeting goes to Dave Robinson’s Auckland in SL32, likewise the Rhinos back on the schedule for the first time in three years and for a record eighth time in the club’s history, the first being some 29 years ago. Other big winners in the CLSA allocation include Sawley (GP Play Off), Rugby (Overseas Final), Timperley (British Final) and Eastbourne (WU21 Final). Liden will host the Pairs final at the beginning of the second month of the campaign proper, when the first piece of club silverware of SL32 will be awarded, Birkenhead are the current defending champions in that competition. On the track this week Birkenhead and Timperley suffered their first defeats in pre-season, and are overhauled in the form guide by top flight rivals Southampton and Swinton as a result. Still Timperley have been made favourites to retain the league crown they won for a second time last season. Dundee junior Owen Briggs (13) meanwhile followed up his semi-final success of last week by landing the BU19 title in the final at Birkenhead, the 17 year old will be joined by the rest of the top seven from the meeting in the WU19 semi-finals later in the season.
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