The first STARs event of the winter takes place this coming Friday night, and it should be another cracker with former Grand Prix star Leigh Adams headlining the event.
Trent Leverington has informed the Glasgow Promotion that he is taking time out from the sport and is not available for the 2010 season.
Glasgow have applied for a re-assessed average for Peter Juul which was granted and he will now be available for any other team in the Premier League on a 4.00 average and would come to Glasgow on a 5.00.
We hope that this assists Peter in getting fixed up for the 2010 season.
The 2009 Winter Conference has been held and stability appears to be the name of the game with the Premier League consisting of 15 teams. The new team will be Leicester, who come to the tapes in 2010 to increase the number in the league by one. The Premier Trophy will see three groups of five with ourselves being in the north, alongside Edinburgh, Berwick, Workington and Newcastle.
The KO Cup sees us paired with Kings Lynn (the second year on the trot we have faced the holders) and should we be successful there we will race either Rye House or Edinburgh in the quarter final.
Wolves will defend their Elite League speedway title under a team building limit of 40.95 points.
Birmingham speedway have announced the signing of Australian showman Steve Johnston for the 2010 Premier League season.
BIRMINGHAM have pulled off the shock signing of Australian showman Steve Johnston for next season.
COVENTRY promoter Colin Pratt is to hold talks with all assets of the club in the wake of last weekend?s British Speedway AGM.
DAVID Hoggart has revealed how a proposed restructuring of the Premier League almost went through at the sport’s AGM.