A VINTAGE Jap speedway machine that was used in the first-ever meeting at Blunsdon on July 23, 1949 will lead tonight’s pre-match parade.
FOR A man as dyed in the Robins wool as Alun Rossiter, it is entirely appropriate that the Swindon team manager should be celebrating his 44th birthday on the same day his beloved club toasts its
60th.
AFTER being married at Poole on Saturday, “Ginger” Nicholls, member of Swindon’s new speedway team - the “Robins” - dashed by car with his bride to the Stadium for the opening match with Oxford
“Cheetahs” to register the fastest time of 82 4-5 seconds and finish top scorer with 11 points from his four rides.
BLUNSDON hero Leigh Adams will make his 500th appearance in Robins colours tonight on an historic evening for the club.
Bottom club Glasgow turned the Premier League table upside down with a last-gasp victory in a Perry Barr thriller to beat Birmingham 46-44.
Wolves travel to Peterborough hoping speedway lightning will strike twice on their bogey ground in the Elite League.
(Elite League A) IT is a fair bet that Kenneth Hansen is not the only Panthers rider feeling sick right now.
POOLE52
PANTHERS have refused to enter into another war of words with Elite League rivals Poole.
TIGERS have revealed how they missed out on one of the sport’s newest young stars - because of school exams.