https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/march-2025/charlie-monk-part-1-the-man
An enigmatic character but a great rider in his prime. What do you remember about him
This months edition will feature
The Nearly Tracks - what might have been
Charlie Monk - the first of a three part series looking at Glasgows enigmatic star of the 60s
Glasgow's Amazing Start to the BL - a look Tigers rise to the top of the BL
Personal Profiles from the Past No 3 - Barry Briggs
https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/
https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/bo-josefsson
Bo Jo Glasgow's most successful Swede was never the same after the crash in Glasgow
Did British promoters miss a unique opportunity for a sweeping one off levelling for all teams. Probably and it led to the annual rider allocation.
https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/the-nl-pl-amalgamation
Did British promoters miss a unique opportunity for a sweeping one off levelling for all teams. Probably and it led to the annual rider allocation.
https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025/the-nl-pl-amalgamation
This edition will feature
The NL/PL amalgamation - when the two leagues came together to form the British Leagur
Bo Josefsson - remembering Glasgow's most successful Swede
Who Do You Think You Are - a look at teams "forefathers
Personal Profiles from the Past No 2 - Olle Nygren
https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/february-2025
https://classicspeedwaymemories.webador.co.uk/january-2025/not-a-young-mans-game-in-scotland-in-the-1960s
Very few teenagers riding for teams in the 60s. Not until the Second Division started up with youngsters like Jessup and Thomas going a team place. Whatever became of Tony George?