THE British Speedway Promoters? Association (BSPA) have ordered an investigation by the Speedway Control Bureau into two recent Elite League fixtures as speedway?s political storm gathers pace.
King’s Lynn 57, Redcar 38
Lynn powered to the top of the early season Premier League standings last night at the Norfolk Arena.
Rob Lyon’s men completed a rapid league double after a 54-38 away success 24 hours earlier on Teeside.
Glasgow A Plant Tigers will be announcing the signing of two new riders, this coming Sunday 31 May at our meeting against Workington.
PANTHERS are halfway through a home charge.
King’s Lynn welcome Redcar to the Norfolk Arena this evening confident of a quickfire double after storming to their first Premier League win of the season at the Teessiders’ South Tees Motorsports Park last night.
Swindon Robins moved back into second after an excellent 54-36 win over Lakeside Hammers.
Poole Pirates have been hit with the news that Chris Holder has been sidelined with a broken collarbone.
Tigers 56
Edinburgh Monarchs 34
HOME debutant Matej Zagar starred as Swindon Robins cantered to a simple 54-36 home victory against Lakeside Hammers at the Abbey Stadium, on a night where the visitors’ two reserves both crashed
out.
BELLE Vue stormed to their first away win of the season to book a Knockout Cup second round tie against Poole next month.
A great night was highlighted by skipper Charlie Gjedde coming out of a poor run of form with a long overdue heat win in his first race on a fresh motor which he picked up from tuner Sam Ermolenko en route to the match.
