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Tigers 65
Birmingham 41

EDINBURGH Scotwaste Monarchs will be speedway workaholics over the next month as they face an exhausting schedule of home and away league fixtures.

King’s Lynn 66, Rye House 27

Lynn sounded a Premier League title warning with a Norfolk Arena demolition job on Rye House.
Rob Lyon’s men moved back into second spot with two meetings in hand on current pacesetters Workington following their biggest league win of the campaign.

Tigers star Ricky Ashworth will ride in tonight’s Premier League clash with Birmingham despite aggravating bruised ribs last weekend.

The weekend will see the Tigers take on the league leaders on Saturday and the League favourites on Sunday. A hard enough ask as it is, but now we have to do it without three key riders. We expected no Ross Brady and Josh Grajczonek, but Shane Parker is not yet fit enough after his crash at the Premier League Pairs at Somerset.

Plenty of guests then required and below is the full press release ahead of the Sunday clash with the Stars, outlining who is riding where and in what position!!

Also a bit of bad news regarding the four team tournament at Workington too for the A-Plant Tigers.

King’s Lynn racer Chris Schramm wants to keep the good times rolling in tonight’s latest Premier League tussle against Rye House at the Norfolk Arena (7.

ALL roads led to Goswick last Wednesday where the Berwick club hosted one of the 16 regional qualifying rounds for this year’s Open championship at Turnberry.

GUY Learmonth who is 17 and comes from Berwick, won the prestigious World Youth Festival 800m title at the weekend in Gothenburg in Sweden.

MIKE Faulkner and Peter Foy kept their Scottish Rally Championship campaign well on track with outright victory in a dramatic RSAC Scottish Rally in Dumfries - the fifth round

EYEMOUTH’S Niall Gibson is competing in the 2009 Island Games this week in Aland, and got off to a dream start by scoring the 90th minute winner in his side’s opening