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At the end of the day, whatever options are decided, they have to be affordable for all clubs - and fans! Unfortunately not all Clubs have the same cost base - some own their own Stadia, some rent from supportive landlords, some rent from reluctant stadium owners. Clubs must be allowed to operate at their preferred level (financially) otherwise more Clubs will be lost. To be 'forced' into one league or another just to suit the few would be wrong imo. If every club operated from the same costbase it might be different, but they don't and it isn't!

Will have to go to Łódź GP, one track I’ve never been and will go to Toruń again as I’ve not been since 2019 but the rest I will watch on tv, ticket prices will be interesting now it’s been took over by a new company and so has the ticket distribution service

Did they sell out last year? Its each to their own I guess, some people don’t like to leave the country and will enjoy the fact of two back to back, but as I said… my personal opinion is I don’t like it as I love to travel and would prefer to see another either located somewhere different in Britain or across seas, I don’t think any track should have double headers, it’s nothing against NSS.

That's just nonsense but go ahead and your bluff will be called.

Kevin Wolbert signs for Landshut

Michael Thyme signs for Esbjerg

Fantastic news! Hopefully the lessons learnt from last season can be put to good effect. Wonder if the temporary stands could be made a little bigger (with a proper sound system) next year?

Sorry but i think rather than moan we should be thankful. If ticket prices and Hotels prices are sensibly priced both night’s will sell out and provide superb entertainment.

No big surprises other than perhaps Łódź. Strange why Belle Vue has been given 2 again but c'est la vie, at least it's good racing. I think we'll be going to Landshut and/or Riga, a weekend of SWC and a GP is a cool idea. God knows what the state the track will be in by the final of the GP, but a fun weekend anyway! It's also good (in a selfish way) that Landshut, Prague and Warsaw all fall on UK bank holiday weekends. A nice little bonus.

Big weekends in Landshut and Riga with SWC semi’s on the Friday and GP on the Saturday. 5 Sprint races again in 2026 at Manchester( Friday) Wroclaw, Lodz , Vojens and Torun.- they were so successful in 2025 they have been retained !!

Giving Manchester two rounds again one night after another is becoming a joke. Whether it’s the best track or not, I want more weekends to look forward to watching the GP. Not just doing two in one weekend, obviously my opinion only and many will like it I’m sure, but they didn’t even sell out last year for two. Should have placed a second British GP in a different location IMO. Gorzow not holding it this year as it’s a reset year for the club.

So ! We would love to hear again from you following today’s announcement of 10 rounds. Hopefully you will agree that my post on November 6th was spot on.

2026 FIM SPEEDWAY CALENDAR FIM SPEEDWAY GRAND PRIX SERIES (SPEEDWAY GP) May 2 – FIM Speedway GP of Germany – Landshut May 23 – FIM Speedway GP of Czech Republic – Prague June 5 – ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R3 June 6 – ATPI FIM Speedway GP of Great Britain – Manchester R4 June 20 – DeWalt FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Wroclaw July 11 – FIM Speedway GP of Sweden – Malilla August 1 – FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Lodz August 8 – FIM Speedway GP of Latvia – Riga September 12 – Deluxe Homeart FIM Speedway GP of Denmark – Vojens September 26 – FIM Speedway GP of Poland – Torun FIM SPEEDWAY WORLD CUP (SWC) May 1 – FIM Speedway World Cup Semi-Final 1 (Landshut, Germany) August 7 – 11.lv FIM Speedway World Cup Semi-Final 2 (Riga, Latvia) August 29 – PZM FIM Speedway World Cup Final (Warsaw, Poland) FIM SPEEDWAY UNDER-21 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (SGP2) July 10 – FIM SGP2 of Sweden – Malilla July 31 – FIM SGP2 of Poland – Lodz September 11 – Deluxe Homeart FIM SGP2 of Denmark – Vojens FIM SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS – SON2 May 22 – FIM Speedway of Nations – SON2 (Prague, Czech Republic) FIM SPEEDWAY YOUTH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (SGP3) June 19 – FIM SGP3 Final (Wroclaw, Poland) FIM SGP4 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP July 11 – FIM SGP4 World Championship (Malilla, Sweden)

I will have to come and see you there.

Brovst are back in top flight speedway !! press release from them says that they are back under the leadership of sports manager and board member Hans Nielsen with Mike Johnsen as team manager.

With us being unable to have Dan back rumoured to be Edinburgh bound Kyle was always returning.

What average would he be on?

Wouldn't surprise me. Berwick or Workington most likely.

My top 30 riders (weighted averages) with home vs away split. 1. Max Fricke - 10.32 (10.68/9.78) 2. Jack Holder - 9.61 (10.16/9.07) 3. Dan Bewley - 9.33 (10.65/8.12) 4. Brady Kurtz - 9.13 (10.51/7.55) 5. Jason Doyle - 8.80 (10.17/7.45) 6. Ryan Douglas - 8.42 (9.35/7.46) 7. Emil Sayfutdinov - 8.78 (9.75/7.85) 8. Josh Pickering - 8.24 (9.40/7.11) 9. Sam Masters - 8.14 (8.47/7.79) 10. Jamon Lidsey - 7.85 (9.18/6.60) 11. Tom Brennan - 7.79 (8.68/6.87) 12. Chris Holder - 7.70 (8.62/6.63) 13. Chris Harris - 7.60 (8.22/7.02) 14. Jan Kvech - 7.60 (8.70/6.16) 15. Richard Lawson - 7.41 (7.76/7.11) 16. Erik Riss - 7.32 (8.98/4.85) 17. Michael J Jensen - 7.23 (6.55/7.88) 18. Danny King - 7.12 (8.28/5.86) 19. Niels Kristian Iversen - 7.02 (7.36/6.69) 20. Matej Zagar - 7.00 (7.05/6.95) 21. Tobiasz Musielak - 6.94 (7.56/6.32) 22. Luke Becker - 6.89 (6.83/6.94) 23. Nicolai Klindt - 6.84 (7.01/6.65) 24. Charles Wright - 6.84 (7.41/6.18) 25. Keynan Rew - 6.82 (7.65/5.84) 26. Maciej Janowski - 6.56 (6.92/6.26) 27. Dan Thompson - 6.55 (6.19/6.90) 28. Adam Ellis - 6.54 (7.66/5.49) 29. Kyle Howarth - 6.45 (6.68/6.21) 30. Leon Flint - 6.41 (7.13/5.70) Top few rides to qualify Craig Cook - 7.19 Nick Morris - 6.47

I can see Jye remaining at Workington for 2026

I guess it depends how many clubs are interested in him? Can't imagine he'd refuse Berwick if he had no other offers. Also can't imagine he'd be on the radar of many teams.

I rest my case, this is a sport like F1, football, rugby it’s played out in the public sector and decision or lack of them are discussed. I’m sure people wouldn’t give 2 hoots about my company’s agm but happy to help, or other private owned companies. We are talking about a sport that has an AGM every second week of November and that hasn’t happened with no update. Fail to plan, plan to fail comes to mind. Forward planning is massively important in any business, but time and again British speedway lets its self down.

How about? Chris Harris - 8.90 Kyle Howarth - 7.92 Leon Flint - 6.95 Francis Gusts - 5.49 Luke Harrison - 4.97 Mitchell Cluff - 3.00 Freddy Hodder - 2.63 Total 39.86

Exactly this

This thread makes for grim reading. 😞 I am running out of hope. Uk League speedway won’t see the next decade.