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Speedway – Scot in major events fastlane
Stewart Dickson has been confirmed as a member of a new management team for British Speedway’s major events.
Dickson is part of a team of...
Speedway – Scottish Cup is back
Edinburgh Monarchs face Glasgow Tigers in the Scottish Cup in a mouth-watering opening to the new season.
The arch rivals have agreed to reintroduce the...
Speedway – Monarchs plan year-long celebration
Edinburgh Monarchs have kick-started their 70th season by revealing a new club logo, the announcement of club Hall of Fame and a stage show...
Speedway – ecstatic Williamson joins Monarchs
The Parsons Peebles Monarchs have signed former Workington rider Matt Williamson for their 2018 SGB Championship campaign.
Williamson revealed recently that he did not have...
Speedway – Andersson the man for Monarchs
Parsons Peebles Monarchs are pleased to announce their fifth signing for the 2018 Speedway season, 21 year old Swedish rider Joel Andersson.
Joel was the...
Speedway – Monarchs go gold to lure more fans
Edinburgh Monarchs bosses have confirmed a revamp to their season ticket system with the launch of a Gold Membership scheme offering benefits to regular supporters.
John...
Speedway – Masters opts out of Edinburgh
Wolverhampton Wolves have agreed terms with Sam Masters to return to the club for a third successive season.
The Australian star will limit his British...
Speedway – Doolan back for Berwick
Kevin Doolan has re-signed for a sixth season with Berwick Bandits and the 37-year-old has a passion for the club.
Scott Courtney, Bandits' co-owner and...
Speedway – Summers signs for Berwick
Aaron Summers has been confirmed as Berwick Bandits first signing for next season.
The 29-year-old Aussie racer joins on loan from parent club Glasgow Tigers...
Speedway – Kerr wants to be on winning side
While Edinburgh Monarchs continue to plan for next season, arch rivals Glasgow Tigers have confirmed a third signing.
Lewis Kerr joins the Ashfield club and...
Speedway – Monarchs trust host annual meeting
The Monarchs Fans Trust (MFT) have donated over £50,000 to the club since 2015.
And many of the members have been involved in activities to...
Speedway – It’s Friday for Glasgow next season
Glasgow Tigers will return to their traditional Friday race night for the first time since the 1980s, putting them in direct opposition to arch...
Speedway – set race days agreed
British speedway’s top two leagues have agreed set race days in a bid to cut out fixture clashes and allow greater rider availability.
It means...
Speedway – Rossiter headlines Burns Supper
Great Britain team manager Alun Rossiter is the special guest at the Edinburgh Monarchs 100 Burns Supper at Danderhall Miners Club on Saturday, 20...
Speedway – Morris is champion
Nick Morris of Berwick Bandits powered to victory in the Championship Riders’ individual meeting at Glasgow.
Former Grand Prix rider Chris Harris was second with...
Speedway – Masters top scores but Monarchs crash
SGB Championship: Peterborough Panthers 54, Edinburgh Monarchs 38
Peterborough: Jack Holder 11, rider replacement for Bradley Wilson-Dean, Paul Starke 7, Ulrich Ostergaard 12, Chris Harris...
Speedway – Pickering absent at Panthers
Edinburgh Monarchs travel to Peterborough Panthers for their final SGB Championship on Friday (7.30pm) minus a key rider.
Aussie-born Josh Pickering has returned home for...
Speedway – Steve has point to prove
Steve Worrall believes he needs to win the Championship Riders' title in Glasgow on Saturday to prove he can live in the fastlane.
The former...
Speedway – rain puts skids under KO Final
Premiership Knockout Cup, Final, second-leg: Belle Vue Aces 20, Wolverhampton Wolves 16 (meeting abandoned after Heat 6, rain)
Belle Vue: Kenneth Bjerre 2, Steve Worrall...
Speedway – stand-in Wells stars for Wolves
Premiership Knockout Cup Final, first-leg: Wolverhampton Wolves 50, Belle Vue Aces 40
Edinburgh Monarchs star Ricky Wells top scored as Wolverhampton Wolves earned a ten-point...
Speedway – Masters now skippers Wolves
Edinburgh Monarchs skipper Sam Masters takes over as captain for injury-hit Wolverhampton Wolves as they bid to lift the SGB Premiership Knockout Cup.
Rory Schlein...
Speedway – Tigers edge into final four
Knockout Cup, quarter-final, second-leg; Newcastle Diamonds 44, Glasgow Tigers 46 (agg: 88-92). Premiership promotion/relegation play-off, first-leg: Sheffield Tigers 32, Leicester Lions 58.
Newcastle: Ricky Wells...
Speedway – Schlein in hospital after crash
Former Edinburgh Monarchs star Rory Schlein was taken to hospital after crashing in the SGB Championship Pairs at Sheffield on Sunday.
Ipswich Witches’ hopes of...
Speedway – Tigers boss angry at Pairs referee
Glasgow Tigers team manager Stewart Dickson insists the Knockout Cup Cup quarter-final with Newcastle Diamonds is still in the balance despite only taking a...
Speedway – Glasgow only two ahead going into return
A late fightback from Newcastle Diamonds kept them within two points of Glasgow in the Knockout Cup quarter-final to set up a tight second...
Speedway – Masters aims to bounce back
Sam Masters is desperate to make up for the disappointment of losing the SGB Premiership title.
The Aussie-born Wolverhampton Wolves racer tracks alongside American rider...
Speedway – Only two regulars on parade for Glasgow
Aaron Summers and Richie Worrall are the only two regular riders in Glasgow Tigers’ line-up for their Knockout Cup quarter-final, first-leg at home to...
Speedway – Masters top scores but Wolves edged
SGB Premiership, Grand Final, second-leg: Wolverhampton Wolves 42, Swindon Robins 47 (agg: 89-90)
Sam Masters won the final heat for Wolverhampton Wolves in the Midlands...
Speedway – Masters set to trim Robins wings
Sam Masters could have a pivotal role as Wolverhampton Wolves go for Grand Final glory on Wednesday.
Edinburgh Monarchs skipper was unbeaten in his first...
Speedway – Monarchs look for final flourish
Edinburgh Monarchs are looking for their third win of the season over Peterborough Panthers.
The Armadale combine lost by three points on their last visit...
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