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Catch up with all the latest speedway news
BRADY KURTZ was delighted to get a "perfect" start to the season by defending his Peter Craven Memorial title.
BELLE VUE captain Brady Kurtz admits it would be “cool” to defend the Peter Craven Memorial title.
DANISH legend Niels-Kristian Iversen wants the stars on show to have “some fun” in his testimonial at King’s Lynn.
BIRMINGHAM boss Chris Adams admits the club have some “very talented” stars for 2025.
BELLE VUE boss Mark Lemon believes the star-studded Peter Craven Memorial is the “perfect” way to start the season.
GLASGOW boss Cami Brown says his side were “extremely focused” in their pre-season training camp.
THE British Speedway Network is proud to support the Speedway Riders’ Benevolent Fund once again for the 2025 season.
LEICESTER’S Kyle Howarth is ready to prove himself all over again with the Lions.
SEVEN-TIMES British Champion Scott Nicholls has underlined the importance of the “awesome” Speedway Riders’ Benevolent Fund.
SAM MASTERS admits he wants another big season at Leicester but also to go “one better”.
GREAT Britain youth boss Neil Vatcher has dubbed the British Under-21 Qualifier draw as “extremely tough”.
BIRMINGHAM signing Michael Jepsen Jensen will roll back the years after joining the star-studded line-up for fellow Dane Niels-Kristian Iversen’s testimonial.
LEICESTER captain Max Fricke says the aim is to “improve” and win the ROWE Motor Oil Premiership title.
THE Ben Fund Bonanza field has been given an extra touch of Magic!
JYE Etheridge says he’s ready for “a new start” with his career at Workington.
PLYMOUTH boss Mark Phillips says his new-look side are ready to “punch above their weight”.
LEICESTER manager Stewart Dickson is buzzing for the season to start as he riders return to the UK.
KING’S LYNN’S Ben Cook is ready for the “extra responsibility” as their new No.1.
GREAT Britain Youth boss Neil Vatcher praised hot prospects Tom Brennan and Leon Flint for their help with the next generation.
PLYMOUTH chief Mark Phillips says 2025 can “define” Ben Trigger’s career.
THE countdown clock is ticking down the days until British Speedway bursts back onto your screens.
GLASGOW’S Dan Thompson is relishing the prospect of swapping Beverly Hills for Bonnie Scotland.
KING’S LYNN boss Rob Lyon believes his side can “kick-on” from a strong end to 2024.
GREAT Britain star Tom Brennan has been dubbed a “speedway workaholic” – after racing in an incredible 109 meetings last year.
BELLE VUE CEO Mark Lemon has revealed that the Peter Craven Memorial will be another “breathtaking” event.
SHEFFIELD boss Simon Stead vows that Leon Flint is “not scared” of mixing it with the big guns.
PREMIERSHIP duo Adam Ellis and Tobiasz Musielak have been the latest stars named for the Ben Fund Bonanza at Oxford on Sunday March 23.
BERWICK’S Drew Kemp believes his side can finally shed their “underdogs” tag.
SAM HAGON believes he “exceeded expectations” last year but is ready for more progress at Berwick.
GREAT BRITAIN youth boss Neil Vatcher believes the British Under-21 at Glasgow will be “another classic”.