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Encouraging news from Brummies twitter feed " TEAM Manager Laurence Rogers has been to visit Mitchell Davey in hospital and the positive news is that Mitch is in high spirits and is talkative but understandably very tired. "

Brian " The Voice Of Reason " Buck Well said

BUXTON Speedway wish to clarify re-admission arrangements following Sunday’s postponed fixture against Birmingham. Standard BSPA re-admission policy which covers all tracks in the UK will apply for supporters who had been admitted to the Hi-Edge Raceway before the match was called off. These arrangements are carried in the matchday programme and full details are also available upon request at the stadium entrance. The next home fixture for the Hitmen is next Sunday (May 6) against Coventry, and re-admission tickets from the Birmingham match will be applicable from this date onwards.

Did Tom Woolley agree the track was safe after he made a large deep crater going into bend 3 on his test ride ?

BIRMINGHAM: Tom Bacon, Layne Cupitt, Mitchell Davey, Callum Walker, Danyon Hume, Arran Butcher, Leon Flint.KENT: Luke Bowen, Anders Rowe, Nathan Stoneman, Taylor Hampshire, Jack Thomas, Alex Spooner, Jacob Clouting.

STOKE: Max Clegg, Paul Burnett, Tony Atkin (Captain), Adam Extance, Rob Shuttleworth, Joe Alcock, William O’Keefe: Team Manager, Adam IsherwoodBrummies: Tom Bacon, Layne Cupitt, Jordan Jenkins, Callum Walker, Mitchell Davey (Captain), Arran Butcher, Leon Flint: Team Manager, Laurence Rogers

Stoke 33 Brummies 57

Now confirmed BIRMINGHAM will host the British Under-21 Semi-Final at Perry Barr next Wednesday

I don't remember Brummies ever racing on a Tusday Wed is the official race night with Thursday as the alternative race night Good Friday was allowed but since Hall Green dogs closed that meeting has transferred to Perry Barr so Good Friday now not an option

difficult to say not many wearing Bee's scarfs ect or vocal encouragement. I had a chat with one Cov supporter & I asked him if he would be going to Leicester his reply in his words " No I hate Horton he is a liar !

RACEDAY UPDATE (4pm) Tonight's meeting against Coventry is ON! The rain has passed over and the sun is now shining over Perry Barr. Heat 1 will start at 7.30 with the opening parade now getting underway at 7.20. Under-16s FREE, Adults £10! SPREAD THE WORD!

£2 go's to Birmingham Speedway Supporters’ Club.

BREAKING NEWS We have another new face in our 2018 team! Please welcome Callum Walker to the Brummies!

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Birmingham have confirmed Jack PB not in the team 2018

This is what he said Just so everyone knows I’m open to offers in the national league not wanting to cause any upset with Birmingham & they’re fans I’d love to be at Birmingham but I would like to see what others I get, also my sponsorship brochures will be available very soon and would love as much sponsors (new & existing) as possible as I’m wanting new equipment little or large will help and be hugely appreciated!

Liam Carr has announced his retirement from the sport at the Presentation evening last night

Club Statement BIRMINGHAM Speedway are delighted to confirm a deal is in place for the sale of the club. Current owner Tony Mole has successfully concluded negotiations as he prepares to step down from the sport after 50 years. The news will be welcomed by Brummies supporters who have been patiently waiting for news on the club’s future. And we can confirm the new owners will be unveiled at Mole's Farewell meeting at Perry Barr next Wednesday, October 11, when they face Coventry. Said Mole: "I'm very pleased to have agreed terms with the people who I had previously identified as the 'favoured party.' "I can assure supporters that they are business people of substance. I was never willing to sell the club to anybody unless I was certain they had the very best interests of Birmingham Speedway at heart and just as importantly, had the chance to achieve it. "It's not an easy thing to manage a club of Birmingham's size and run your own business as well. "But I have full confidence that the two parties involved will make a success of the Brummies - and there's nothing I'd love more for them to make the club even more successful than I have been able to in my time here. "They've got a lot of hard work to do, but both myself and Graham Drury (current team boss) have tried to point them in the right direction where possible and they were very keen to seek advice which I usually find is a very good sign. "They've outlined a certain vision for the future of the club and it was very encouraging to hear their fresh ideas of routes they may want to go down to try and build the club back up even more once again. "I always felt confident that someone would come along who fitted the bill and that they would be the right people to take the job on. "Contracts have been signed, but we must stress that this is all due to BSPA approval and they are due to go in front of management committee towards the end of the month, but I don't envisage one single problem there at all. "We have agreed to keep their identities hidden until my final meeting at Perry Barr against Coventry next Wednesday. "This is because they are very excited to meet the Birmingham supporters and we want our loyal fans to hear from them before anyone else. "This is a big relief for myself, as I'm sure it will be for everyone else connected with the Brummies, and I can assure supporters that we have been very genuinely impressed with the parties involved and the future should be an exciting one. "We hope people will turn out in big numbers at Perry Barr next Wednesday and make the new owners instantly feel at home."

1. Connor Mountain (Mildenhall) 2. Jake Knight (Eastbourne) 3. Mitchell Davey (Stoke) 4. Liam Carr (Birmingham) 5. Ben Morley (Lakeside) 6. Josh Bailey (Eastbourne) 7. James Cockle (Isle of Wight) 8. Matt Williamson (Buxton) 9. Jack Smith (Belle Vue) - Subject to fitness 10. Adam Roynon (Plymouth) 11. Tom Bacon (Birmingham) 12. Luke Bowen (Kent) 13. Dan Bewley (Belle Vue) 14. Max Clegg (Buxton) 15. Danny Ayres (Cradley) 16. Jordan Jenkins (Mildenhall) Reserves: 17. Chris Widman (Isle of Wight) 18. Conor Dwyer (Cradley

Revised line up 2017 NATIONAL LEAGUE RIDERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP LINE-UP: Connor Mountain (Mildenhall), Jake Knight (Eastbourne), Mitchell Davey (Stoke), Liam Carr (Birmingham), Ben Morley (Lakeside), Josh Bailey (Eastbourne), James Cockle (Isle of Wight), Matt Williamson (Buxton), Alfie Bowtell (Lakeside), Adam Roynon (Plymouth), Tom Bacon (Birmingham), Luke Bowen (Kent), Dan Bewley (Belle Vue), Max Clegg (Buxton), Luke Harris (Cradley), Jordan Jenkins (Mildenhall). TRACK RESERVES: Chris Widman (Isle of Wight), Conor Dwyer (Cradley

Monmore is available Mon 18th Heathens running scared as Perry injured & Ayres riding for Redcar

PLYMOUTH: Adam Roynon, Richard Andrews, Benji Compton, Callum Walker, Steve Boxall, Jamie Halder, Henry Atkins. BIRMINGHAM: Rob Shuttleworth, Layne Cupitt, David Mason, Tom Bacon, Liam Carr, Alex Spooner, Taylor Hampshire. Jack P-B still has a shoulder problemi

Jack P-B has had to pull out with an injured shoulder Liam Carr takes his place

BIRMINGHAM: Jack Parkinson-Blackburn, Layne Cupitt, David Mason, Tom Bacon, Liam Carr, Jamie Halder, Taylor Hampshire. KENT: Luke Bowen, Anders Rowe, Ben Hopwood, Dan Greenwood, Jack Thomas, Bradley Andrews, George Hunter.

MILDENHALL: Ben Morley, Luke Ruddick, Jon Armstrong, Jordan Jenkins, Dan Halsey, TBC, Drew Kemp CRADLEY: Rob Shuttleworth, Richard Hall R/R, Joe Lawlor, William O'Keefe, Connor Coles, Conor Dwyer, Lewis Whitmore.