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Workington Comets might be on their quiet spell, without any fixtures, but captain Craig Cook is being kept busy.

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Workington Comets will have three riders contesting the British Under-21s final at Glasgow on July 16.

PIRATES continued their total team dominance in the second tier of British speedway, after powering to SGB Championship play-off glory against…

Charles Wright, the former Workington Comets rider, will now have to sit out two major end-of-season meetings for his two League clubs.

PIRATES picked up their first piece of silverware the seasonbatting away the challenge of Redcar Bears to seal the Championship Knockout Cup final…

Foz presenting Mildenhall captain Jon Armstrong with the National Trophy in 2017 - Credit: Derek Leader In his latest On Air in Suffolk column, broadcaster Stephen Foster tells of one of his proudest moments covering the Mildenhall Fen Tigers. An 80 mile round trip on a Sunday afternoon to watch the Mildenhall Fen Tigers has played a big part in my life since I rekindled my love of speedway some 15 years ago. I’ve had a soft spot for West Row Stadium since the 1980s when I emcee’d the Milde...

Foz presenting Mildenhall captain Jon Armstrong with the National Trophy in 2017 - Credit: Derek Leader In his latest On Air in Suffolk column, broadcaster Stephen Foster tells of one of his proudest moments covering the Mildenhall Fen Tigers. An 80 mile round trip on a Sunday afternoon to watch the Mildenhall Fen Tigers has played a big part in my life since I rekindled my love of speedway some 15 years ago. I’ve had a soft spot for West Row Stadium since the 1980s when I emcee’d the Milde...

SWINDON Robins co-promoter Lee Kilby believes backing the British rising stars is the way ahead for speedway in the UK, writes NIGEL PEARSON.