SWINDON Robins extended their lead at the top of the Sky Sports Elite League tonight with comprehensive 56-39 beating of Belle Vue Aces.
Sky Sports Elite League, live from the Abbey Stadium.
SWINDON Robins’ Elite League trip to Lakeside Hammers tomorrow night is OFF, after an agreement between both clubs.
BELLE Vue team boss Chris Morton is backing local boy James Wright to play a key role in the bid to land a lucrative Knockout Cup semi-final with Coventry.
The One51 Aces go into next Monday’s quarter-final second leg against Poole at Kirkmanshulme Lane with a handy five-point lead from the away tie. 
TONIGHT’S Elite League clash between Swindon Robins and Belle Vue Aces was delayed by nearly three quarters of an hours tonight.
FORMER Robins’ favourite Tomasz Chrzanowski will return to the Abbey Stadium next week to ride for Swindon in the Four-Team tournament at Blunsdon.
BELLE Vue team boss Chris Morton is backing local boy James Wright to play a key role in the bid to land a lucrative Knockout Cup semi-final with Coventry.
The One51 Aces go into next Monday’s quarter-final second leg against Poole at Kirkmanshulme Lane with a handy five-point lead from the away tie.
The A-Plant Tigers will be able to field their first seven man team since April with a new signing coming in to replace the injured Ross Brady. The new name will not come as any surprise with plenty of stories coming out of Slovenia over the past few days.
Aleksander Conda is just 18 and will make his debut on Sunday against Scunthorpe, subject to the necessary start permission being granted, and comes in on a 5.00 average.
His performance in the World Team Cup suggest that there is some natural talent there although he had not ridden in any domestic league speedway prior to signing on the dotted line last week.
Below is the full press release conveying the new signing.
Coventry Bees have bolstered their side with the signing of German ace Martin Smolinski.
Poole Pirates climbed to seventh in the Sky Sports Elite League with a comfortable 52-41 victory over Peterborough.