Greg Hancock is heading back ‘home’
- on January 28, 2012
- All Speedway News, Elite League News, Wolves Speedway News
World speedway champion Greg Hancock is making an emotional return to see the Heathens fans in March.
World speedway champion Greg Hancock is making an emotional return to see the Heathens fans in March.
Wolves legend Peter Karlsson will not be at Monmore Green next season – but his protege will.
James White-Williams has joined Dudley Heathens from Newport for the 2012 National League season.
Teenage Heathen Darryl Ritchings has won Dudley’s Rider of the Year award in his first full season of racing.
Freddie Lindgren won the first race of Wolves’ season back at Birmingham in March and now the last at Monmore Green.
A long-standing Black Country cycle speedway club could be closed down.
Wolves star Freddie Lindgren was the man with the plan as he took his fourth successive Banks’s Olympique.
Young gun Tom Perry led Great Britain to victory at Monmore Green last night – just.
Dudley Heathens slipped, slithered and slid to victory to end their up and down season on something of a high.
Golden boy Tai Woffinden gave a 24-carat display to win the jewellers-sponsored Midland Open Championship.