Newport (Dig It Landscapes) Cycle Speedway team secured top spot in the South West and Wales Division 1 League, after a comfortable 97-79 home win against nearest rivals Horspath Hammers. Jack Harrold failed a late fitness test on an injured hamstring, so Newport brought in Callum Goward. Newport dominated the early heats through fine wins from Jacob Soper, Ben Mould and […]
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As the selection of the Australian Cycle Speedway Teams is coming to a close, the senior team has managed to secure a local business as sponsor for the up and coming 2017 World Championships, which take place in Adelaide in November. Tindo Solar Panels are manufactured and designed in Australia for Australian conditions. They are the only solar panel manufacturer […]
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For the second week running it was Scottish opposition for the Sheffield Stars. This time it was Fife and Glasgow who descended on Cookson Park for North & Scotland League Two fixtures. A bright sunny day welcomed the visitors, but they would both return North empty handed, as Sheffield moved up to fourth in the table after two enthralling matches. […]
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Birmingham won the battle of the Monarchs on Sunday, by defeating the Leicester Monarchs at their Slater Street track. Whilst Birmingham were missing Nathan Groves the home side had several key riders absent. The home side kept things tight in the early stages with a run of drawn heats punctuated by a 6-4 to the visitors in heat 3 within […]
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The Midland League have been in talks with the Village Hotel in Walsall at junction 10 just off the M6. The hotel is central, with easy access to all Midlands track hosting finals or qualifing rounds over the weekend. Bookings can be made by logging onto the village hotel website and using the promotion code COR10A – this will give […]
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Hellingly arrived at the East London circuit bathed in glorious sunshine to be met with a full strength London side. After a few laps to warm up, the Lions found the track a bit loose in places but very fast. This was the final league match for both teams, and the result was not going to effect either teams league […]
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Astley & Tyldesley had another successful day of racing in the North and Scotland League fixture at Cramlington, against the Northumbria Vikings. Team Green recorded convincing wins in all three matches, to keep their title hopes alive in all three divisions. The first two races were drawn in the Division 1 match, before A&T took a 7-3 in heat 3. […]
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Hethersett Hawks/Myhill Decorators travelled to their final South East and Eastern League Division 1 match at Great Blakenham, where they faced a Suffolk side at full strength and cementing their top two place in the League. Hethersett battled hard but had to wait until heat 8 before their first heat win – a 6-4 by Liam Webster and Harley Hamill. […]
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The penultimate week of regional racing before the CS Cup play offs took place yesterday, as teams battle it out to feature in the top 4 to qualify for the regional finals on 10 September. The last round of regional racing takes place on 3rd September. Here’s the results that came in: Midland League Division One Leicester 80 – 100 […]
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The Exeter Aces Cycle Speedway Club is hosting the third round of the British Youth & Junior League Nationals at Cofton Road, Marsh Barton, Exeter this coming Saturday – 12 August. Racing starts at 10am with the Under 8 years class in the CS Little League. Club secretary, Lynn Parker, is advising participants to give themselves plenty of time to […]
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Astley & Tyldesley hosted the first of this year’s Manchester League Individual Finals evenings, with the U10 and U16 Championships on Wednesday. A&T’s impressive squad of U10 riders dominated proceedings, in a nine rider field. Duncan Whalley raced to a 16 points maximum score to take the title. He beat his nearest rival, first year rider Fraser Brundrett, in heat […]
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Stockport totally overwhelmed the home side in their Division 1 match. Far superior from the starts, Northumbria quickly found themselves 20 points down as Stockport opened with five 7-3s. There was no way back as Ben Higham, Michael Preston, Devon Campbell and Terry Norman all rode unbeaten. Louis Wright may well have joined them, but a tapes exclusion ended his […]
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The Stars travelled to the Redbraes Raceway knowing they had to do something a Sheffield side had never done before (win a first team match at Edinburgh) if they were to claw themselves away from the bottom of North and Scotland League Division One. The Falcons have been beset by injuries as they have defended the Championship they won in […]
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Wednesfield Aces are staging their annual charity night supporting Compton Hospice – The Steph Clarke Charity Shield at the Ashmore Park Raceway, on Friday 15th September 2017. 16 volunteers and amateur cyclists will take to the track in a handicap race formula all out to win this coveted award. This event, held under floodlights, is hosted by Signal 107s very own Scotty […]
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Bury Comets Cycle Speedway headed north of the border for a Division Two and Three double header against the Dunfermline based Fife team and Glasgow. It was a select band that made the trip, led by second team captain Adam Turnbull and including a debut from Phil Neath, dad of Josh and uncle to Kaci, who together formed half of […]
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Poole Comets snatched defeat from an improbable victory in an incident packed affair against a fully loaded Newport side at Harbourside. Matches are never won on paper but with Mould, Carmichael and Harrold making a rare combined appearance for the Welsh outfit, few would have given the hosts much chance. With the scoreline at 32-37 after 7 races, the match saw a remarkable turnaround – […]
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Roger Brooking is after some 26×1 3/8 tyres to go with his new frame. Here’s the ad:
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At 1pm on Sunday, East Park Wolves hosted a Midland League division 3 junior match against Birmingham, which features new riders trying to make their name in the Cycle Speedway game. The Wolves conceded the match by 31-48. John Walsh, Alicia Gdowska, Brendon Sidebotham, Ethan Schambley, and Wolverhampton Wheeler’s Will Farmer did their best, but Birmingham’s mini Monarchs were just to good. […]
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