ICSF Secretary, Mike Hack, has issued the following statement regarding the recent European Club Championships: “On behalf of the ICSF, I wish to congratulate members of the East Park club for their considerable efforts in successfully staging the recent European Club Championships weekend. Thanks go to British Cycling and the Polish Federation for arranging for their clubs to participate, along with […]
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All roads lead to East Park, Wolverhampton, this Bank Holiday weekend for an extravaganza of Cycle Speedway. The Black Country club are hosting the European Club Championship, which is one of the most prestigious events in the European Cycle Speedway calendar. The East Park club are immensely proud to be staging this event on behalf of the International Cycle Speedway Federation […]
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After their great success of finishing fourth in the Euro Club Championship last weekend, the local paper has covered their achievements with pretty much a full page. Fantastic exposure for club and the sport.
Read moreThe last two finalists have been confirmed. Torun – 47 Leszno – 42 Sheffield – 35 Poole – 33 Torun and Leszno complete a tasty looking line up for the Grand Final, with Ipswich the only UK side featuring against three Polish teams. Sheffield and Poole go to the consolation final. Who will be Euro Club Champions 2014?
Read moreThe result for Semi Final one is in. Ostrow – 54 Ipswich – 41 Wednesfield – 34 Newport – 29 They’ve done it! Ipswich are 2014 Euro Club grand finalists along with Ostrow, what an achievement for a club going from strength to strength and building over a long period of time, this was years in the making. The final […]
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Day two is all over and we’re down to the final 8 teams, who will battle it out for a place in the grand final tomorrow morning.
Read moreResults from the “last chance” Quarter Final D. Poole – 47 Newport – 43 Birmingham – 37 Exeter – 32 Poole and Newport make the Semi Final. Unfortunately it is the end of the road for Birmingham and hosts Exeter, as they are eliminated from the competition, along with Coventry and Swindon.
Read moreQuarter Final C result is in. Wednesfield – 45 Torun – 41 Birmingham – 40 Exeter – 27 Wednesfield and Torun make the Semi Finals. Birmingham have one final chance in Quarter Final D. Exeter take best fourth place slot ahead of Swindon and Coventry. Quarter Final D lines up as: Newport, Poole, Birmingham, Exeter – two will be eliminated.
Read moreHere are the results for Quarter Final B. Sheffield – 54 Ipswich – 41 Poole – 40 Coventry – 22 Sheffield and Ipswich make the semis. Poole goes to Quarter Final D, Coventry’s young team are eliminated, but have done themselves proud.
Read moreProvisional result: Coventry – 42 Birmingham – 39 Swindon – 34 ICSF Select – 33 Coventry, Birmingham and Swindon progress into the Quarter Finals and complete the line up.
Read moreProvisional result: Newport – 45 Poole – 44 Exeter – 36 Birmingham – 33 Newport, Poole and Exeter all progress into the Quarter Final.
Read moreProvisional result: Birmingham – 48 Newport – 46 Swindon – 35 Coventry – 27 Birmingham and Newport head for Q7 to meet Poole and Exeter, where the top 3 qualify for the Quarter Finals. Swindon and Coventry are in Q8 tomorrow morning at 11:30am where they face the 4th placed team from Q7 and ICSF Select.
Read moreQualifier 5: Ostrow, Exeter, Poole, Ipswich Qualifier 6: Coventry, Newport, Swindon, Birmingham
Read moreProvisional result: Torun – 54 Ipswich – 47 Birmingham – 38 ICSF Select – 19 Torun claim the last spot and progress into the Quarter Final.
Read moreProvisional result: Leszno – 56 Poole – 41 Swindon – 35 ICSF Select – 26 As expected, reigning champions Leszno power into the Quarter Final.
Read moreProvisional result: Sheffield – 60 Exeter – 41 Newport – 35 ICSF Select – 22 Dominant Sheffield with maximums for McMillan, Zareba and Handke, progress into the Quarter Finals.
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With the European Club Championship weekend fast approaching and as it’s #ThrowBackThursday, we decided to take a look back at the last time the event was held in the UK. Bury were the hosts in 2010 and the grand final featured Horspath, Wednesfield, Leszno and Zielona Gora, with the latter taking the victory…
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