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Here are the next few... Aage Hansen - 13/04/1935 Gote Nordin - 02/07/1935 Bob Andrews - 27/10/1935 Reg Luckhurst - 11/11/1935 Doug Davies - 06/08/1936 Sverre Harrfeldt - 23/11/1937 Leif Larsson - 16/02/1938 Rick France - 12/07/1938 Leif Enecrona - 05/03/1940 Andrzej Wyglenda 04/05/1941 John Louis - 14/06/1941 Jim Airey - 19/08/1941

The only thing I could find was when he scored 9 paid 10 against Exeter...

Sounds about right...

Andersson - Jan, Bjorn, Bengt, Stefan, Ake, Dennis, Joel, Eric, Daniel, Marcus, Jonas... Andersen - Jan, Frank, Brian, Kasper, Hans, Morten, Anders...

Oops! Should have remembered Roger!

Struggling at the moment. Have Jack, Norman, Dennis, Len, and Shane...

Good call...

That's what I had!

Jensen - Finn, Jesper, Mikkel Bech, Michael Jepsen, Rasmus, Steen, Claes... Johansson - Tommy, Uno, Lillebror, Tobias, Stefan, Robert, Jorgen...

I can only think of five, off the top of my head..

Not necessarily to the same strength, but other names that could field teams are: Smith - Pete, Pete, Peter, Alan, Don, Frank, Graeme, Kevin, Scott, Scott, Mike, Andy, Paul... Jackson - Alan, Dave, Dave, John, Peter, Wayne, Rob, Gerry... Brown - Wayne, Allan, Dingle, Malcolm, Tom, Max, Walter... White - Vic, Keith, Colin, Doug, Jon Jon, Phil, George... Wilson - Ray, Reg, Ian, John, Guy, Des, Sean, Steve...

Three world Finalists...

Not unique... The Dugards had Charlie, John, Bob, Eric, Martin, Paul, and Kelsey.

Tommy's dad Joel, and Bengt's brother Lars would be the next two in line, followed by Tommy's brother Bo. Then Jimmy and Kim...

Ray, Garry, James, and Mick for a start...

Eric was 1930's at Wimbledon, and Mark was early 80's at Stoke and Nottingham.

Williams - Fred, Eric, Ian, Peter, John, John J, Keith, Ian (Wimbledon junior)' See above...

Put him in instead of Aiden...

Nope... Get rid of Stephen and Chris, and replace them with Eric and Mark.

He was Zimbabwean...

Sounds to me like you mind's going, Steve! Wot? No Drymls?

Let me check; I may have the prog in the garage...

Oh yes, local competition is one of the things that has killed speedway, along with television, the internet...

Andy's problem, I feel, was his style. He was a grass-tracker - and rode speedway like a grass-tracker. His style suited a track like Exeter, but not most other tracks. Like Andy, we had Alan Farmer, at Wimbledon, and he had the same problem.

Sad news. One of that great touring team from 1964...