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Another publication from London League Publications, written by Peter Lush (who has written previous books with a Wembley link) According to the review on the Speedway Plus website the book is written in 2 distinct parts concerning the 2 riders. Might interest some of our more mature readers..... Speedway | Tommy Price & Bill Ktchen | London League Publications Ltd
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Interesting read as ever. As a Belfast resident I was interested in the piece on Dunmore. Unfortunately, I believe the Stadium closed just as I moved here in 2000 and was developed upon. Given how popular motor cycle racing is over here it's a shame Speedway never gained a proper foothold.
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Sad news. RIP Mike
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Wimbledon Dons...back from the dead?!!
salty replied to WookieboyDon's topic in Speedway News and Discussions
Fingers crossed this works out. Beddington Lane would be my bet. Surbiton raceway didn’t exist when I lived there about 35 years ago. Looks adjacent to the Kingston Uni sports fields. -
Heat 12 a good race. Kubera first to last.
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Great racing last night. Shows how good the sport can be. Don’t like the new scoring system - let’s hope it’s for one year only.
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Good to see the Brummies get the win. Zagar top quality on the mic.
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Good read as always. Thank You.
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Vaculik £100 more please
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Michelsen £50 more Lindgren £50 less Thanks for running this again. Hoping to go one better than last year’s second place!
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Really enjoyed reading this Month's missive. Particularly the Charlie Monk feature. Many thanks!!!
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Anyone read the Clarke Osborne article in todays Speedway Star?
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As ever an interesting read. Thank You. As a postscript the much truncated stadium at Crayford closed it's doors for the final time last month. Gone to the dogs: Crayford closure a stark reminder of the downfall of a sport that could once attract royalty | Racing Post
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Longest Stay Norwegian riders (reverse of previous post)!!
salty replied to BOBBATH's topic in Years Gone By
Odd Fossengen and Edgar Stangeland spring to mind. Odd rode from 1968 -1974 at Poole whilst Ed rode for a number of clubs throughout the 70's.