Speedway

  Wolverhampton Wolves have won the Elite League for the first time since 2009 after an impressive two legged display over the league leaders Belle Vue. Wolves, who finished third in the table, took their 18 point advantage from the first leg to the National Speedway Stadium, and despite a ...

Embed from Getty Images   Australian Jason Doyle has pulled out of the final Speedway Grand Prix in Melbourne after the Swindon Robins star sustained injuries in the previous round in Poland. Doyle, who lead the World Championships ahead of Greg Hancock by five points heading into the Polish meeting, suffered ...

  League leaders Belle Vue Aces and third placed Wolverhampton Wolves have booked their place in this year’s Elite League Final. Belle Vue, who have led the table for much of the season, emphatically beat the Lakeside Hammers 63-28 on Wednesday night, whilst Wolves booked their place with a 55-35 ...

Embed from Getty Images   Jason Doyle has closed the gap on championship leader Greg Hancock to just five points after the Australian won his third Grand Prix of the series in Germany. Like in an enthralling final in the last event, Doyle had to come from behind to take ...

Embed from Getty Images   Australian Jason Doyle has won his second Grand Prix of the series after he came first in Poland, ahead of Tai Woffinden and fellow Aussie Chris Holder. In what was one of the most entertaining finals of the series, current World Champion Woffinden and Doyle ...

Embed from Getty Images   Team GB skipper and two time speedway World Champion Tai Woffinden has stepped down from his position with the national side, and will not compete in next year’s Speedway World Cup. Woffinden has stated that ‘issues behind the scenes’ had contributed to his decision, but hasn’t ...

Embed from Getty Images   Three time world champion, Greg Hancock, has finally ended his 21 year wait for a Swedish Speedway Grand Prix win as the American finished ahead of title challenging Jason Doyle in the final. The 46 year old, who bases himself in Sweden during the European ...

  After just five heat wins from their previous 30, Buxton began this meeting with three victories and supporters could have been forgiven for thinking that their season-long wait for a home win was on the cards. However, Coventry Storm were in no mood to lay-down and make things easy for the Hitmen. Coventry ...

Embed from Getty Images   In the first FIM Speedway World Cup final to be held at Belle Vue’s new National Speedway Stadium, it was Poland that claimed gold, ahead of the hosts Great Britain, with last year’s winners Sweden coming third and Australia finishing in fourth. Poland, who were ...

  Buxton Hitmen 37 – Mildenhall Fen Tigers 53 – Travel Plus National League In-between new signing Lee Dicken taking the chequered flag in Heat one to Ryan Blacklock doing the same in Heat 15, this was another horror story from the Hitmen. The visitors from the Fens dominated providing ...