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KING'S LYNN 1 Richard Lawson 2 Norick Blodorn 3 Nicolai Klinft (c) 4 Chris Harris 5 Niels-Kristian Iversen 6 Jan Kvech (r) 7 Luke Harrison (r) BIRMINGHAM 1 Michael Jepsen Jensen r/r 2 Paco Castagna 3 Tobiasz Musielak (c) 4 Keynan Rew 5 Matej Zagar 6 Jonas Jeppesen (r) 7 Jason Edwards (r)

BELLE VUE: Dan Bewley, Norick Blodorn, Jaimon Lidsey, Zach Cook, Brady Kurtz R/R, Tate Zischke, Jake Mulford. Birmingham: Michael Jepsen Jensen R/R, Paco Castagna, Tobiasz Musielak, Keynan Rew, Matej Zagar, Jonas Jeppesen, Jason Edwards.

BIRMINGHAM: Tobiasz Musielak, Paco Castagna, Michael Jepsen Jensen r/r, Keynan Rew, Matej Zagar, Jonas Jeppesen, Jason Edwards. KING’S LYNN: Chris Harris, Richard Lawson, Jan Kvech, Jordan Jenkins, Niels-Kristian Iversen, Nicolai Klindt, Ashton Boughen.

BIRMINGHAM: Tobiasz Musielak, Paco Castagna, Michael Jepsen Jensen R/R, Keynan Rew, Matej Zagar, Jonas Jeppesen, Jason Edwards. IPSWICH: Jason Doyle R/R, Adam Ellis, Emil Sayfutdinov, Danny King, Tom Brennan, Dan Thompson, Jordan Jenkins.

From Birmingham Official Site IT is with great sadness that we confirm that Birmingham Speedway will close its doors at the end of the 2025 season. Club CEO Nigel Tolley said: “It’s something I never wanted to say, but this will be the last year of speedway in Birmingham. “I think everyone will be aware of the approaching redevelopment works planned for the site at Perry Barr and work will begin shortly after the lodging of the planning application which is imminent. “The greyhounds are moving out of the venue at the end of the summer and our lease at Perry Barr runs out in September. “We have discussed every possibility of us remaining at Perry Barr, but we have now exhausted all our options and the situation will, sadly, not be changing. “I know the news won’t come as a major surprise to the majority - but it doesn’t mean it won’t hurt any less. “We may not have masses of numbers who come through our gates at Perry Barr, but the Brummies do have a small band of truly loyal supporters who stick by us through thick and thin and this will be devastating news to those few hundred people. “There’s not much else to say on the matter really except let’s savour each and every racenight us Brummies have got left at Perry Barr and let’s hope we can all make some lasting memories between now and the end of the season.” The Curtis Sport Brummies host league leaders Ipswich in the ROWE Motor Oil Premiership on Monday (May 19, 7.30pm

LINE-UPS from the Ipswich site BIRMINGHAM: 1. Tobiasz Musielak © 7.79 2. Paco Castagna 4.74 3. Michael Jepsen Jensen 7.33 4. Keynan Rew 5.81 5. Matej Zagar 7.20 6. Jonas Jeppesen 4.50 7. Jason Edwards (RS). IPSWICH: 1. Jason Doyle 9.17 2. Adam Ellis 5.68 3. Emil Sayfutdinov 8.93 4. Danny King © 6.15 Tom Brennan 6.60 6. Dan Thompson 4.66 7. Jordan Jenkins (RS).

No club are allowed to stream meetings live when TNT are showing a live Prem meeting , at the same time, which is the case on Monday.

BIRMINGHAM: Tobiasz Musielak, Jonas Jeppesen, Lewis Kerr, Keynan Rew, Michael Jepsen Jensen, Antti Vuolas, Jason Edwards. LEICESTER: Max Fricke, Luke Becker, Ryan Douglas, Kyle Howarth, Sam Masters, Drew Kemp, Dan Gilkes.

IPSWICH: Jason Doyle, Danny King, Adam Ellis, Tom Brennan, Emil Sayfutdinov, Dan Thompson, Jordan Jenkins. BIRMINGHAM: Tobiasz Musielak, Jonas Jeppesen, Danyon Hume, Keynan Rew, Michael Jepsen Jensen, Antti Vuolas, Jason Edwards.

BIRMINGHAM will be without Matej Zagar for Monday’s (April 21) two meetings against Belle Vue due to visa complications. Club CEO Nigel Tolley explained: “Matej has been riding on a temporary visa whilst his permanent one is approved - this is standard practise. “It is valid for one month and has now expired. “Matej’s application for a visa has been in progress since February but, inexplicably, has not yet been issued. “Process times are quoted as being three weeks and no reason has been forthcoming for the delay, we have been chasing daily. “All other Birmingham riders have all been processed in plenty of time. “We very much look forward to Matej rejoining the team when his illusive visa is issued.” The club are allowed a guest up to 75 per cent of Matej’s average and as such, Lewis Kerr has been booked for both fixtures against the Aces.

BIRMINGHAM: Tom Spencer, Arran Butcher, Sam McGurk, Darryl Ritchings, Max James, Senna Summers, Eli Meadows. KING’S LYNN: Jody Scott, Harrison Rogers, Ashton Vale, Max Perry, Luke Harrison, Calum Mitchell, Cooper Rushen

SHEFFIELD: Jack Holder, Anders Rowe, Josh Pickering, Tai Woffinden R/R, Chris Holder, Danyon Hume, Leon Flint. BIRMINGHAM: Tobiasz Musielak, Jonas Jeppesen, Michael Jepsen Jensen, Keynan Rew, Matej Zagar, Antti Vuolas, Jason Edwards.

BIRMINGHAM: Tom Spencer, Arran Butcher, Sam McGurk, Darryl Ritchings, Max James, Senna Summers, Eli Meadows. LEICESTER: Will Cairns, Sonny Springer, Stene Pijper, Mason Watson, Ace Pijper, Caydin Martin, Max Broadhurst.

BIRMINGHAM: Tobiasz Musielak, Jonas Jeppesen, Michael Jepsen Jensen, Keynan Rew, Matej Zagar, Antti Vuolas, Jason Edwards. LEICESTER: Max Fricke, Luke Becker, Ryan Douglas, Kyle Howarth, Sam Masters, Drew Kemp, Sam Hagon.

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BIRMINGHAM have added Jonas Jeppesen to their side as he becomes the fifth rider named for next season. The Dane, who had brief spells with Somerset and Ipswich in 2018, joins Tobiasz Musielak, Matej Zagar, Keynan Rew and Jason Edwards as confirmed starters. The 26-year-old comes highly recommended and Brummies’ Director of Speedway Laurence Rogers, who made initial contact, also feels Jeppesen is now a much-improved all-round rider. Rogers said: “I had a message from Tom P Madsen who rode for me at King’s Lynn and Mildenhall and he is a good friend. “He is now a team manager in Denmark and was recommending Jonas as a rider who wanted to come to England and one who has shown good form in several leagues outscoring several top riders. “I also contacted Erik Gundersen for his thoughts and he said he was a good lad who he knew well and it was great that he wanted to come over. “After looking at Jonas’ stats in 2024, we started discussions and it didn’t take long to agree a contract - he is really looking forward to being at Birmingham in 2025.”

No Press release states Freddie not doing England this year

BIRMINGHAM: 1. Fredrik Lindgren © 7.59 2. R/R for Piotr Pawlicki 5.26 3. Wiktor Lampart 4.94 4. Zach Cook 5.05 5. Tom Brennan 6.07 6. Michael Palm Toft 4.31 7. Leon Flint (RS). Team Manager: Sam Ermolenko IPSWICH: 1. Ryan Douglas (G) 9.36 2. Dan Thompson (RS) 5.02 3. Sam Masters (G) 9.04 4. Troy Batchelor (G) 5.63 5. Danny King © 6.98 6. Keynan Rew 4.77 7. Jordan Jenkins 3.66. Team Manager: Ritchie Hawkins REFEREE: C. Ackroyd

BIRMINGHAM: Fredrik Lindgren, Wiktor Lampart, Piotr Pawlicki, Zach Cook, Tom Brennan, Michael Palm Toft, Leon Flint. KING'S LYNN: Jan Kvech, Benjamin Basso R/R, Norick Blodorn, Patryk Wojdylo, Niels-Kristian Iversen, Lewis Kerr, Anders Rowe.

SHEFFIELD: Jack Holder, Kyle Howarth, Chris Holder, Josh Pickering, Tai Woffinden R/R, Jason Edwards, Dan Gilkes. BIRMINGHAM: Freddie Lindgren, Piotr Pawlicki R/R, Wiktor Lampart, Zach Cook, Tom Brennan, Michael Palm Toft, Leon Flint.

No Clubs are not allowed to stream when Eurosport have a live meeting at the same time, which they have tonight.

BIRMINGHAM: Freddie Lindgren, Wiktor Lampart, Piotr Pawlicki, Zach Cook, Tom Brennan, Michael Palm Toft, Leon Flint. LEICESTER: Max Fricke, Richard Lawson, Sam Masters, Luke Becker, Ryan Douglas, Drew Kemp, Sam Hagon.

BELLE VUE: Dan Bewley, Norick Blodorn, Jaimon Lidsey, Ben Cook, Brady Kurtz, Antti Vuolas, Jake Mulford. BIRMINGHAM: Freddie Lindgren, Wiktor Lampart, Piotr Pawlicki, Zach Cook, Tom Brennan, Michael Palm Toft, Leon Flint

OXFORD: Rohan Tungate, Erik Riss, Maciej Janowski, Charles Wright, Chris Harris, Ashton Boughen, Luke Killeen. BIRMINGHAM: Freddie Lindgren, Wiktor Lampart, Piotr Pawlicki, Zach Cook, Tom Brennan, Michael Palm Toft, Leon Flint.