BIRMINGHAM’S -look team will take to the Perry Barr track together for the first time on Monday, March 17. That is the date that has been set for the club’s annual Press and Practice which will be followed by a traditional Meet The Riders’ event later the same night. The Brummies’ brand  septet of Tobiasz Musielak, Matej Zagar, Michael Jepsen Jensen, Keynan Rew, Annti Vuolas, Jonas Jeppesen and Jason Edwards will take to the track from 1.30pm with the club’s National Development Trophy team members also invited for a spin. Fans can gain access by making a minimum £2 donation on the gate to the Birmingham Speedway Supporters’ Club – with the same conditions applying for the Meet The Riders event which will get underway at 7.30pm at Aston Manor Cricket Club (doors 7pm). A reminder that the Brummies’ season officially gets underway when they host the home leg of their Premiership Knockout Cup tie against Leicester on Monday, March 24 (7.30pm). Season Tickets and Advance 5 tickets remain available with details off how to purchase via: https://birmingham-speedway.com/admission 

Obviously from a financial point of view it’s better to build but as my initial post, they haven’t built on the track and the business like macdonalds and greggs would of benefited from the speedway still being there and as one of my customers is within a few hundred yards of the track they told me they wished they would have kept it a speedway track than an industrial estate which it has now become 

But, in my opinion, we can say that about a lot of riders these days.

From what i heard they'd had enough of speedway and were offered a better deal to build

Total “wide boy”.Never had any intentions of Speedway returning to The Abbey.Russell is perfect partner in this this “hoodwink”.

Agree just relies on gating.He looked promising for Bandits when first arrived,but never really showed much improvement.