ICSF Secretary Mike Hack has been in touch to advise that there are 5 places still available for the European Individual Women’s Championship at Czestochowa and Poczesna, Poland, on 27th to 29th July. The age restriction has also been extended to include Girls born 2004 & 2005. If anyone knows of any riders who would now be interested in riding, […]
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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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Great Britain Veteran’s and Women’s Team manager, Geoff Gamage (pictured with the GB senior team), has been appointed as Team Manager for the England Over 40s team. As Team GB Over 40’s Manager he has an extensive knowledge of the veteran scene which he foresees will get stronger internationally as both Poland and Australia have riders “coming of age” starting […]
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Niall Morton (pictured left in Edinburgh with Scotland legend, John Murphy) has been appointed as the Scotland team manager until 2020, and is appealing for any riders eligible to ride for Scotland before the Home Internationals. Morton, now based in Scotland for university, has taken up the role of team manager until the end of 2020. Any rider with parents or […]
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This weekend sees Europe’s best riders heading to Wolverhampton for the 2018 European Club Championships at East Park. We have teamed up with the ICSF in conjunction with the Polish Cycle Speedway Federation (PFKS) to bring you our best results service so far, with all the scores updated live on 33/18 News.
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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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Entries are now open for the ICSF 2018 European Individual Championships to be staged from Friday 27th to Sunday 29th July at Czestochowa in Poland.
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The International Cycle Speedway Federation and Polish Cycle Speedway Federation are pleased to announce that the 2019 World Championships, to he staged in Poland, will be held between July 26 and August 11, 2019. The venues for the Championships will be selected at a later date.
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The draw has been made for the 2018 European Club Championship which will be staged at East Park, Wolverhampton from 5th to 7th May 2018. Full details are listed below: EUROPEAN CYCLE SPEEDWAY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS At East Park, Wolverhampton Saturday 5th – Monday 7th May 2018 COMPETITION SCHEDULE & DRAW Day 1 Saturday 5th May 5 team x 20 heats […]
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Ireland’s riders saw plenty of action Internationally in 2017, both at team and individual levels. The action started with the Home Internationals at Bury where Ireland fielded teams in all 3 events. The Veterans opened the proceedings and was notable for the return to the track after an 18 month absence of Ireland co-manager Steve Copping due to Phil Widdas […]
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With less than a year before the commencement of the 2017 World Championships, the Australian Cycle Speedway Council has recently announced their team manager appointments for the World Cup and Test Match series. The vastly experienced Brad Hoppo has retained the senior role from the 2015 World Series staged in the United Kingdom and victory on “home ground” is a challenge […]
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Earlier in May this year, Prague, in the Czech Republic hosted an organised competition “Velka cena na jizdnich kolech”, which is translated to “Grand Prix on bicycles”. It took a place on 125ccm youth speedway track belongs to Auto Klub Marketa Praha. The competition was part of project Praha – European Capital of Sport 2016, was taken on 26th May […]
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Three generations of one family, Ron, Wayne and Ryan Evans, have now all represented Wales at Cycle Speedway. Firstly grandfather Ron, was a top rider in the 50s for the Langstone Eagles, which culminated in his call up for his country. Only last weekend, his son, Wayne, rode for Wales in the home nations veterans championships in Hull, with grandson, […]
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Joint Welsh managers, Mark Carmichael and Jack Harrold are interested to hear from any potential riders who qualify to race for Wales. Riders with Welsh parents or grandparents are eligible to ride for the Welsh national team. Anyone that wishes to be considered can contact Mark Carmichael on markcarmichael_56@hotmail.co.uk or call 07927 730159.
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Ireland joint managers Steve Copping and Gary Colby are still looking to increase the number of riders who are available for selection, especially with Steve having retired from racing in a year which sees the European Championships being staged in the UK. The pair are especially hoping to see an Ireland Junior team compete in the European Nations Cup as well […]
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Following an appeal last year which saw Astley’s Ciaran Collins, Norwich’s Ciaran Wenn and Hethersett’s Adam Reeve declared eligible to race for Ireland, joint managers Steve Copping and Gary Colby are looking to do a similar thing again, especially with Steve having retired from racing in a year which sees the 2016 European Championships being staged in the UK. Steve […]
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Steve Mullinder has been named as the Team GB Junior team manager for 2016-17 after his application to take up the post was accepted by the Cycle Speedway Commission. Mullinder joins fellow Wednesfield man, Lee Aris (men and overall) and Horspath’s Geoff Gamage (ladies) to complete the Team GB management line up. There are still spaces available for the managers […]
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British Cycling have announced international manager appointments have now been made for the 2016 and 2017 seasons. Unfortunately, not all roles have been filled, highlighting the worrying downward trend of volunteers across the sport. Lee Aris is taking over management of Team GB from Dave Murphy, with a special eye on the 2017 tour in Australia. Geoff Gamage stays on as Women’s […]
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