Workington 2025

[Supersteady84]

5 hours ago, Sings4Speedway said:

Hagon would finish the side off and make it look pretty strong (certainly at home) however if the other reserve berth is weak/new to british speedway i can see another year of close but fall short come the play offs

If hagon signed we'd already know who the other reserve is 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤡🤡🤡

[mac101]

See Max Ruml is flying into the uk wonder if he is in any clubs wanted list ;-))

[Neila]

3 hours ago, Gazc said:

Lewy should take out a stalking injunction as you never stop mentioning him.

Just so you don't feel left out @Gazc🤣

[Tinker]

3 hours ago, mac101 said:

See Max Ruml is flying into the uk wonder if he is in any clubs wanted list ;-))

To visit his gran in Basingstoke and then a pint down the pub. 

[AndiCapp]

Stan's the Man to round the Comets off. Deal began at the Speedway Show. This year is gonna be immense 🏆 

[Marksman]

National Trophy side for Workington next season, built to a 38 limit.

Will fill in an extra 4 Saturdays during the season

https://britishspeedway.co.uk/wsra-ndl/ndl-expands-for-2025/

[SteelShoe]

13 minutes ago, Marksman said:

National Trophy side for Workington next season, built to a 38 limit.

Will fill in an extra 4 Saturdays during the season

https://britishspeedway.co.uk/wsra-ndl/ndl-expands-for-2025/

Sounds like a very good idea as long as costs make it financially viable. 

[Neila]

Looks like a few long journeys though,  Kent Plymouth King's Lynn and Birmingham,  lot of travel expenses required 

[crescent girl]

19 minutes ago, Neila said:

Looks like a few long journeys though,  Kent Plymouth King's Lynn and Birmingham,  lot of travel expenses required 

Traditionally, lower-league competition -- which was close to amateur in some cases (Linlithgow, Buxton, etc) -- saw the teams travelling together, often in just a couple of vans.    

Not so expensive, and great for team bonding, too.

[SaddlebowRoad]

1 hour ago, Neila said:

Looks like a few long journeys though,  Kent Plymouth King's Lynn and Birmingham,  lot of travel expenses required 

bit of a negative way of looking at it

its a good thing that there will be more opportunities for NL standard/ aged riders

part of being a speedway rider or any motorsportsperson for that matter is travelling, just one of those things 

[SteelShoe]

1 hour ago, Neila said:

Looks like a few long journeys though,  Kent Plymouth King's Lynn and Birmingham,  lot of travel expenses required 

Yeah absolutely. Thinking it might have been something Mildenhall would have been interested in.

[allthegearbutnaeidea]

33 minutes ago, SteelShoe said:

Yeah absolutely. Thinking it might have been something Mildenhall would have been interested in.

They don’t have a promoter 

[szkocjasid]

4 hours ago, SteelShoe said:

Sounds like a very good idea as long as costs make it financially viable. 

The fans can make it viable by turning up in the same numbers they do for Championship fixtures. Here's hoping they do.

[Woke23]

24 minutes ago, szkocjasid said:

The fans can make it viable by turning up in the same numbers they do for Championship fixtures. Here's hoping they do.

That isn't going to happen. 

[szkocjasid]

Best rider I can see for Workington's last rider would be Jake Mulford, but I'm guessing he'll be back at Redcar, so Jacob Hook would be my next pick. Unless they find a suitable 4.00 newcomer.

[AndiCapp]

49 minutes ago, szkocjasid said:

Best rider I can see for Workington's last rider would be Jake Mulford, but I'm guessing he'll be back at Redcar, so Jacob Hook would be my next pick. Unless they find a suitable 4.00 newcomer.

Id think outside the box if i was you. Roynon?