British Team Knock-Out Cup Ipswich 85 – 86 Stockport 4 points deducted from Ipswich’s score Leicester P – P Wednesfield Poole 100 – 76 Bury Swindon 87 – 91 Hull South and South Wales League Horspath – Hellingly
Read moreDue to the Slater Street track being unfit for riding, the British Team Knock-Out Cup match between Leicester and Wednesfield has been called off.
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This weekend sees the return of the British Team Knock-Out Cup competition, as we reach the Quarter Final stage. First, on Saturday it’s the second national round of the British Youth and Junior League, which takes place at in the South East region, at Ipswich Cycle Speedway.
Read moreHere is the draw for the Quarter Final of the Cycle Speedway Knock Out Cup.
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On Sunday 20th July 2014, Poole Cycle Speedway Club travelled to the home of the Exeter Aces for the first round of the British Knock-out Cup. Both sides where matched evenly so the crowd was in for a good match.
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Two top sides lined up at the Graves with, with Wednesfield knowing they were the favourites, as the Stars looked to cause an upset. The Aces lined up without top rider Paul Heard, but still posted a formidable side featuring their multi-British champion Lee Aris, Welsh International Ben Mould, and multiple British Finalists Chris Jewkes & Mark Griffiths. The Stars had […]
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Brian Barnett has kindly sent in some photos and videos of the KO Cup clash between Hethersett and Leicester. For footage of the entire match click/touch HERE.
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Hethersett Hawks/Swinton & Co found out that there is no substitute for experience as they faced a Leicester team with an average age of 42 and stacked with riders who had tasted success both individually and with Leicester teams in the past.
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Hethersett Hawks welcomed the Leicester Monarchs to Norfolk yesterday afternoon in the first round of the KO Cup. The Monarchs, whose average age was an impressive 42.2 years old, progressed into the next round, winning 84–94. See below for the heat by heat coverage sent in by Gaynor Riley.
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