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How about Norway's Leif 'Basse' Hveem

There is a company in Nepal called "Speedway Cargo Pty Ltd", perhaps Puma 23 did a search for speedway and found the connection.........just a thought

This might help: http://www.500race.org there is a reference to Erskine engines listed under "Regulations"

What about Tadeusz (Teo) Teodorowicz who rode for Swindon in the 60's, he decided to stay here in England.

The correct answer is "Ringwood Turfs" who rode in the Southern Area League, Turf cigarettes were one of the cheap brands of the 50's.

Sorry Tony, wrong answer. Its a hard question so here is a clue: SAL 56

Jan Holub was at Exeter 1969 and 1970 Todays question: What team was named after a cigarette ?

norbold got it. They didn't have a home track, their home results were: Lost 39-45 to Califoria (at Rye House) Won 47-36 v Eastbourne (at Califoria) Lost 32-52 to Rye House (at Rye House) * Won 42-41 v California (at Swindon) * Lost 32-52 to Eastbourne (at Eastbourne) * These matches were for double league points Colin Goody top scored with a total of 81 points.

Sorry Grachan thats incorrect, they moved to Rayleigh the following year as the Rayleigh Rovers

Question for Sunday: The "Southern Rovers" rode in the Southern Area League of 1956, name the location of their home track ?

My guess for the Norwich question is............Terry Betts

New question: Who won the Kuwait Championship in 1978 ?

Czechs at Exeter in the 70's were: Valclav Verner, Jan Verner (his brother), Ales Dryml Snr., and Zdnek Kudrna

Friqbo, that's two correct, yes it was Jon Odegaard the dentist from Oslo.

New question: Name the Dentist that rode speedway?

This is the first question just to start you off, I hope other Forum members will then ask more questions. No prizes. What is the connection between Charlie Brown and Wolverhampton Speedway ?

The TV schedule is : Friday 14 Nov at 7pm on Sky Sports Extra 11pm on Sky Sports 2 Saturday 15 Nov at 9am on Sky Sports 3 5pm on Sky Sports Extra I cancelled my subscription until next season. :x :x :x

I consider Phil to be one of the greatest speedway riders, I first saw him ride for Southampton in the late 40's, I was a schoolboy then and saved my earnings from delivering newspapers to go to speedway. Because of his daredevil leg-trailing style he often fell in his first race, but always got up and had a go. The Southampton track suited his style, wide and fast.

Cable users should be able to watch the GP at 11pm on Sky Sports 2 that means you can drown your sorrows in the pub first, or support your local track if they have a match.

During the 50's some Americans were based at Shelbourne Park, Dublin and if I remember correctly, they raced on Sundays. I think that Ronnie Moore was Irish Champion around 1951. At other times Speedway was tried at Chapelizod and Belfast, I wonder if the time is right to try again ?

I just want to say thankyou to # Name Removed # for giving us news of the veterans of speedway. I remember the time when he had his first ride on the grass at Corhampton, I thought he looked a frightened young man who wanted to impress his father Bert. Its nice to know he's back with the bikes and now matured. You don't know me David but we had a mutual friend who was your mechanic that day, Reg Rawlins, the late Ernie Rawlins brother.