These items are now sold. Cambridge based rider Dan Chambers, is selling his 2 complete original alloy Archie Wilkinson bikes in addition to several wheels. Both bikes are completely standard apart from they are both coming with 108.9 18 tooth freewheels (Rockman and Try-all). Both bikes are in great condition and are ideal for progressing juniors, or clubs wishing to […]
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The Midlands BYJL regional rounds conclude on Saturday when East Park are the hosts where, thanks to the continued support of Nixon Mee accountants, the top three overall in each category will again be presented with a trophy. In the U8s despite a win for his Wednesfield team mate Cory Burt in the last round, Boyd Haines is on course […]
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BYJL Manager Ross Mee wishes to remind riders that if they want to compete in this year’s National Rounds they need to have taken part in two of the regional rounds. The last round of these is taking place this Saturday at East Park, Poole, Somersham and Astley & Tyldesley. To allay some parents’ concerns he has also confirmed that […]
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We’ve had a lot of response regarding plans to scrap U13 national racing, here is what some of our readers had to say. Exeter’s secretary, Lynn Parker, feels parents and riders should be able to choose whether they want to compete at a high level or not. Here in Exeter we have a wealth of under 10 and under 13 riders […]
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Early reactions from the news that U10 and U13 competitions will be scrapped at a national level, across all cycling disciplines, has brought about some reaction from our readers. Leicester based Lesley Rigley, who’s daughters ride for Leicester Monarchs commented, “It is so wrong to stop some competitions for the younger riders. My 10 year old girl loves the sport and […]
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Birmingham Monarchs Cycle Speedway club have announced plans for their biggest ever meeting in the sports history in Birmingham. The Cycle Speedway World Championships races into Birmingham on Saturday 8th August, with the Monarchs proudly staging the semi finals of the championships at their Perry Hall Playing Fields base. The Birmingham club, the oldest Cycle Speedway club in the world, […]
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The deadline for the ICSF World Championships is just days away, with entries closing at 2300 hours on Wednesday 10th June 2015. UK based riders can enter via the following links: Open & Junior https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/129701/ICSF-World-Open-&-Junior-Cycle-Speedway-Individual-Championships—Qualifiers Women https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/129702/ICSF-World-Cycle-Speedway-Individual-Women%27s–Championships—Semi-Finals Over 40’s https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/events/details/127611/ICSF-World-Individual-Over-40%27s-Cycle-Speedway-Championship Guide to enter: · Find the event using the links shown above · Press the enter button which will ask […]
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This week, British Cycling announced news via their website of a new Youth Policy implemented by the BC board and it could spell the end for national competitions for the under 10s and under 13s categories. The policy is built on these three key principles: Youth cycling should be fun. For young riders, building a lifelong passion for cycling through […]
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Team GB manager, Dave Murphy, has released news of his squad for the forthcoming Ashes Series – the first ever on British soil, starting in 8 weeks time. Murphy told 33/18 News, “The following riders are named in my Great Britain squad for 2015 Ashes Test Match Series against Australia and for the ICSF Federation Cup: Paul Heard (captain) – […]
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Alan Hewitson caught all the action again on Sunday, as Sheffield secured a win away at Horspath, keeping their title aspirations alive. Check out the footage here:
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Update from Auckland, New Zealand The ICSF, via Mick Harley in Australia, has also received promising news from Bryan Scott in New Zealand confirming that progress at the site for the Auckland cycle speedway track is on schedule. Bryan said “Our site is well underway and the project includes International tracks for BMX and Cycle speedway along with Go-Karts, Off […]
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Peter Payne and Mark Phillips were on hand with their cameras for the Horspath v Sheffield, Elite League round 4 clash, which saw the Sheffield side take a rare win against the 2014 champions. Check out the photos of the action via Facebook here: Peter Payne: https://www.facebook.com/zac.payne.18/media_set?set=a.986054261425130.1073741929.100000616957925&type=3 Mark Phillips: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.999344833431966.1073741878.777915465574905&type=1
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Dorset based photographer, Denis Murphy, took some great shots of the Elite League round 4, Poole v Wednesfield showdown at the weekend. Check them out on his website here: http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/49654748_gSqT7q#!i=4100593312&k=SdwkxhB
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May 2015 was our busiest month so far, with a hundred shy of 44,000 views on the website for the month – almost 6,000 more than our previous best. We’re a month or so away from half a million views in total since April 2014. Thank you for your support and keep sending in your stories, match reports, pictures, videos […]
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The Eurovets series have launched their own website, courtesy of Terry Kirkup. You can check it out here: http://eurovets.uk
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The meeting started with a rare couple of 5-4’s, Paul Thompson falling in heat 1 for Northumbria, Colin Gray then coming a cropper after a bold attempt to pass Andy Knowles in heat 2. Glasgow took the lead with a 7-3 in heat 4, Joe Beuckmann and Gray taking a max in that race. Andy McDougal then held off Dan […]
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Wednesfield were able to call upon their full powerhouse riding squad for the trip to Dorset while the home side were severely hampered by the absence of three first team middle order regulars leaving them heavily dependent on their top end stars. The Aces capitalised on the races where Greg Gluchowski and Gavin Wheeler did not feature with two 7-3’s […]
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Horspath’s long unbeaten record spanning 20 matches since May 2013, finally went down to a strong Sheffield side 87-90. The Stars took full advantage of the disarray in the home pits and the weaker-than-has-been line up to blast into a 42-27 lead after 7 races, clearly taking to the slippy grids better than the home octet. Whilst there was a […]
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