Jul/100
WRIGHT DEFENDS KEYLINE OPEN AGAINST A STRONG FIELD
The Keyline Scottish Open provides this week’s speedway at Armadale (7:15pm start) and the field looks like one of the most intriguing ever put together.
Holder James Wright is back, facing 2008 Champion Rory Schlein, Welsh Open winner Chris Slabon, 6 home stars including in-form Ryan Fisher and Kalle Katajisto, Elite Leaguer Oliver Allen, last week’s brilliant visitor Jason Lyons, GP contender Thomas H Jonasson, William Lawson returning to the sport and Glasgow’s Joe Screen making his first Armadale appearance as a Tiger. Beat that!
Jul/100
The Mystery of UGG sizing
So, you want to know what size to get for your UGG Australia boots. You like the Gaviota, the Classic Short, and have even been looking at the Dakota. Your figure, hey, I’m a size 8.5, I’ll get a size 8 for all of these! Hold on a second, though; each of these styles has a different sizing recommendation!
Jul/100
The Bandits season is far from over
Berwick “A & J Scott” Bandits 50
Birmingham “BRC Roofing” Brummies 43
(Premier League)
The A & J Scott sponsored Berwick Bandits caught an unsuspecting septet of Birmingham Brummies with the early signs of resurgence with a fine seven points win at Shielfield Park last night.
Not only was the result correct, but the track was once again back to it’s superb best, which in turn produced some of the best racing in 2010 so far.
May/100
Magnificent Magnus Makes Semi-Final In Sweden
Veteran Magnus Zetterstrom produced a stunning display on a very wet night in Gothenburg to reach the Semi-Finals of the Speedway Grand Prix.
Whilst others around him failed to handle the difficult track conditions, Zorro shone and had without doubt one of the best moments of his career. After the meeting he revealed how pleased he was with his performance.
“I am satisfied with my night. I feel like a winner!”
May/100
Berwick Take 20 point lead to second leg
Berwick “A & J Scott” Bandits are 20-points up going into this afternoon’s second leg of the 2010 Knockout Cup (first round) at the Newport Wasps down in Gwent.
Newport held their own pretty well considering they had been reduced to a five-man team with the non-arrival due to a reported breakdown en-route for the two Swedes, Kim Nilsson and Anders Mellgren who were travelling together.
May/100
Bandits In KO Cup this weekend
Berwick’s Bandits begin their 2010 Knock-Out Cup campaign this weekend, racing twice against speedway’s only Welsh team on Saturday (at Shielfield Park) and Sunday afternoon down in Monmouthshire.
“These are very important matches” explained a spokesperson for the A & J Scott Bandits last night.
“The winning team -- on aggregate, over the two matches – will progress to the quarter-finals, where they will meet either Stoke or Workington”.
May/100
28 point defeat for berwick
Birmingham “BRC Roofing” Brummies 60
Berwick “A & J Scott Ltd.” Bandits 32
(Premier League)
Berwick’s speedway Bandits moved on to the Midlands yesterday and shook the powerful Birmingham Brummies to their very core going into a shock lead in Heat two with a Craig Branney and Anders Andersen 1-5 over Jake Anderson and the retired Justin Sedgmen to put them 4-8.
May/100
Complin Returns To Berwick
Berwick's injured star, Lee Complin's recovery is progressing in leaps and bounds, so much so that he's having a Saturday night out - at Shielfield Park.
Yes the Bandit's thrilling second string will make the trip to the Borders tonight to see the fans who cannot wait for him to resume his Berwick career which so far doesn't even tally to four full laps.
Apr/100
Berwick Speedway: Bandits have big dust problems.
Ever since the Anderson/Waite families took over running Berwick speedway just over a year ago, and reappointed famed local track curator Ian Rae to prepare their Saturday-night racing surface, the Bandits have had no problems with dust --- until now!
The dust which is affecting tonight’s vital Premier Trophy fixture against Glasgow Tigers isn’t the kind that Ian Rae can dampen down with careful watering of the Shielfield circuit however – it is the dust which continues to pour out of Mount Eyjafallajokull in Iceland!
Apr/100
Berwick Beat Comets
Berwick "A & J Scott Limited" Bandits 52
Workington "Thomas Armstrong" Comets 39
(Premier Trophy)
The Berwick Bandits, sponsored by A & J Scott Woodmills completed a magnificent double over the Workington Comets on Saturday night with a solid 13-point win.
Craig Branney excelled against his home-town side being paid for 16 points whilst Jade Mudgway weighed in with a well constructed seven plus two and of course the Czech-mates Michal Makovsky and Adrian Rymel did their bit as skipper Paul Clews performed more of his thrilling wide line racing.