King’s Lynn Stars begin their treble defence against Rye House at the Norfolk Arena in the Premier Trophy on Wednesday, March 31.
Tomas Topinka leads a new-look septet against the Rockets in their first competitive outing of the new season a week after the traditional Ashley Jones memorial meeting curtain raiser.
King’s Lynn’s new teenage recruit Alex Davies inflicted a notable defeat on World U21 champion and Stars’ 2009 Premier League treble-winner Darcy Ward in the opening round of the Australian national championships.
Emil Kramer, who rode for the King’s Lynn Stars in the 2002 Elite League season, has died following a road accident in his native Sweden. The 30-year-old Somerset Rebels rider was involved in a collision on Wednesday night.
King’s Lynn Stars team boss Rob Lyon hopes new teenage recruit Alex Davies can follow in some illustrious tyre tracks after completing the champions’ 2010 Premier League septet.
King’s Lynn Stars team boss Rob Lyon hopes new teenage recruit Alex Davies can follow in some illustrious tyre tracks after completing the champions’ 2010 Premier League septet.
King’s Lynn Stars’ team boss Rob Lyon admitted the treble winners are spoilt for choice ahead of unveiling the final piece of the club’s 2010 jigsaw. Lyon is promising an exciting reserve signing to partner Danish recruit Casper Wortman with skipper Tomas Topinka and the returning Kevin Doolan forging a powerful top end for the Norfolk Arena outfit.
King’s Lynn Stars will go into next season with four riders aged 21 or under after announcing the signings of two highly-rated youngsters at last night’s fans’ forum at the Norfolk Arena.
Popular Australian Kevin Doolan is returning to Norfolk to ride for King’s Lynn Stars next season - and five more members of the 2010 line-up will be announced at a fans’ meeting this evening.
King’s Lynn have sold teenage sensation Darcy Ward to Elite League side Poole.
The south coast club have paid an undisclosed club record fee for the 17-year-old Australian - which means it beats the £28,000 they paid for world champion and former Lynn skipper Jason Crump in 2007.
King’s Lynn Stars supremo Buster Chapman insists his club just love proving the doubters wrong.
Chapman watched proudly as Norfolk’s most successful sporting institution in recent times collected their tenth trophy since 2005 with the midweek Premier League KO Cup win over Edinburgh.