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Post by turnright on Oct 18, 2022 5:59:14 GMT 12
Few rumors around that big changes coming at paradise Valley?? Any truth to them?
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Post by BarryB on Oct 18, 2022 10:54:10 GMT 12
Without saying what you've heard, it's a bit difficult to say.
Barry B
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Post by Tapped on Oct 18, 2022 10:54:11 GMT 12
What rumours are these? Hard to answer questions, when we dont know what the question is.
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Post by turnright on Oct 18, 2022 14:19:27 GMT 12
I more want to know if anyone else has heard about any big changes or I will take the rumor I have heard as just that another rumor.
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Post by wildcatsfan on Oct 18, 2022 14:22:03 GMT 12
Another game-playing turkey aye??? Sad!
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Post by sonjahickey on Oct 18, 2022 14:40:08 GMT 12
New water truck perhaps??
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Post by wildcatsfan on Oct 18, 2022 14:41:53 GMT 12
New water truck perhaps?? Nice one Sonja!!! |
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Post by wildcatsfan on Oct 18, 2022 14:51:00 GMT 12
New water truck perhaps?? Rotorua's new water truck?   |
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Post by BarryB on Oct 18, 2022 14:56:04 GMT 12
New water truck perhaps?? All of the water from any passing clouds to be directed straight into the water truck, this giving more water available for the track surface and NO rain outs. Barry B |
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Post by Ramjam on Oct 18, 2022 15:59:23 GMT 12
I more want to know if anyone else has heard about any big changes or I will take the rumor I have heard as just that another rumor. Nah don't listen to them, everything you've heard is true. Except for the bits that ain't. |
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Post by tiroto on Oct 18, 2022 16:33:30 GMT 12
Rumour 1: Stan returning to superstocks Rumour 2: Sonja will now be driving the brand new water truck Rumour 3: Paul H will take over the Promotions Rumour 4: Barry Brown will commentate at Paradise Valley  |
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Post by Helios on Oct 18, 2022 17:58:06 GMT 12
I heard that the coming season is to be the last with internal combustion engines, after that it's all electric. And because of the direction electric engines spin, they're going to have to run the races clockwise.
Of course, that could be just a rumour....
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Post by orapiuwharf on Oct 18, 2022 19:47:05 GMT 12
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Post by John W. on Oct 18, 2022 19:57:01 GMT 12
I heard that the coming season is to be the last with internal combustion engines, after that it's all electric. And because of the direction electric engines spin, they're going to have to run the races clockwise. Of course, that could be just a rumour.... Shhh...this was meant to be announced near the end of the season. On 1st April |
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Post by midway on Oct 18, 2022 20:17:31 GMT 12
THE GOVERNMENT is going to utilize the area for building houses to accommodate the shortfall of home less people ,seen all the motels are full in the city .
Cindy thinks it is a great move and just loves the name of it all LIVEN in PARADISE ...
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Post by Helios on Oct 18, 2022 20:52:27 GMT 12
that'll be terrace houses, I guess?
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Post by turnright on Oct 19, 2022 5:57:52 GMT 12
So no new promoter for rotorua, all good my question has been answered thanks team.
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Post by tiroto on Oct 19, 2022 6:42:21 GMT 12
In hindsight bro I would have gone to the source and checked this one out first then come onto this forum. What your post has raised though is the issue of how to raise future leaders to take over roles. I'm sure this discussion has and is happening at Rotorua and is discussed in all group forums. It's a healthy one to have.
There are a few qualities I've noticed about Sonja's leadership that stand out:
1. Delegation. Giving people the opportunity to manage an entire job and delegating specific parts of the job
2. Excellent communication skills. Sonja coming onto this forum at the right time was great. Most promoters wouldn't be seen on MacGors but she realizes the significance of relating to a group of speedway enthusiasts.
3. Servant leader.
She comes across as a servant leader - putting people first by making the lives of others in speedway better.
There are fantastic leaders in the speedway community- many whom come onto this board.
Ultimately the fruit of leadership is a happy, healthy & vibrant speedway community.
Any other thoughts on leadership qualities of a healthy leader?
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Post by wildcatsfan on Oct 19, 2022 12:48:36 GMT 12
In hindsight bro I would have gone to the source and checked this one out first then come onto this forum. What your post has raised though is the issue of how to raise future leaders to take over roles. I'm sure this discussion has and is happening at Rotorua and is discussed in all group forums. It's a healthy one to have. There are a few qualities I've noticed about Sonja's leadership that stand out: 1. Delegation. Giving people the opportunity to manage an entire job and delegating specific parts of the job 2. Excellent communication skills. Sonja coming onto this forum at the right time was great. Most promoters wouldn't be seen on MacGors but she realizes the significance of relating to a group of speedway enthusiasts. 3. Servant leader. She comes across as a servant leader - putting people first by making the lives of others in speedway better. There are fantastic leaders in the speedway community- many whom come onto this board. Ultimately the fruit of leadership is a happy, healthy & vibrant speedway community. Any other thoughts on leadership qualities of a healthy leader? Effective, efficicient team leadership necessitates man (or to be woke-correct, person)-management. Every individual under a team leader has their own personality traits, temperament, abilities, strengths and weaknesses, etc, etc. One may need encouraging, another nurturing, another a stern word, to get the best out of each team member. Recognising and actioning accordingly makes for a fruitful, successful team of people wo will go above & beyond knowing that their efforts are appreciated and rewarded. |
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Post by turnright on Feb 22, 2023 18:41:50 GMT 12
Another game-playing turkey aye??? Sad! ...... was a genuine question and now has been confirmed so who's the turkey now! |
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