Belle Vue Aces 2026

[Rickyag]

50 minutes ago, foreverblue said:

I am not surprised, I believe the meeting was called off after the crash. Lewis is a bit different now, he had hair in those days!  Still a good rider and is having a decent season.

Honestly never thought we would see him ride again, but thankfully we have.

[ouch]

[Rob B]

[ouch]

New pub at Manchester Airport.

 

[gjcone44]

On 1/12/2026 at 9:50 AM, TTT said:

Proves that Mark Lemon won't let Kurtz or Bewley go unless forced into it by a One Rider Over 8.00 Rule.

Defo the weakest rumoured Team on paper so far.

 

 

On 1/12/2026 at 12:00 PM, TTT said:

Keeping Kurtz and Bewley for an ageing Kildemand on a GSA that he attained as a reserve for Oxford when taking 5+ Rides a night is just baffling to me.

 

On 1/12/2026 at 9:50 AM, TTT said:

Proves that Mark Lemon won't let Kurtz or Bewley go unless forced into it by a One Rider Over 8.00 Rule.

Defo the weakest rumoured Team on paper so far.

 

🤣🤣🤣 TTT , Knows a thing or too about speedway.😆😆

Edited yesterday at 01:03 PM by gjcone44

[Youhave2minutes]

1 hour ago, gjcone44 said:

 

 

🤣🤣🤣 TTT , Knows a thing or too about speedway.😆😆

I bet he does🤣

[Rob B]

On 9/22/2026 at 2:00 PM, gjcone44 said:

 

 

🤣🤣🤣 TTT , Knows a thing or too about speedway.😆😆

Funny those who suddenly saying now they said at start of season Belle Vue would walk it when they weren’t back then.

[Steve Irving]

24 minutes ago, Rob B said:

Funny those who suddenly saying now they said at start of season Belle Vue would walk it when they weren’t back then.

It was a 6 team league reduced from 7, two of those 6 (Northampton and Ipswich) weren’t tipped by anyone for obvious reasons. Nobody other than the odd die hard biased Leicester fan were tipping them because of the loss of their GP number 1. Lynn got a little backing at the beginning due to the excitement of signing said number 1, but that soon died down when the other teams were announced and it dawned on people that it’s, well, Kings Lynn.

Nobody from memory were predicting Belle Vue to “walk it” , but they had more votes than Sheffield who were tipped to run them close so let’s call a spade a spade here.

I know it’s a trait of you Belle Vue fans to big up any success as an against all odds fairytale and chase the adulation that you seem to crave, but winning a realistically two team shoot out in a crap 6 team league is really nothing to crow about this year.

[gjcone44]

On 1/12/2026 at 12:42 PM, Gavan said:

Replacing Lidsey with Kildemand shows that the team is much weaker this season 

Absolute guaranteed entertainment but nothing to address the fact the team can’t ride away from home and ultimately that will be their downfall 

heres another clued up speedway fan..

[TTT]

Aces fans make me laugh actually lapping this tin pot crap domestic season up that most fans lost interest in weeks ago.

It became very clear that the Aces couldn't lose because everything fell in place for them, Clubs who've faced problems haven't bothered to address the issues they've faced while Belle Vue did when losing Bewley.

Proof is in the pudding.

 

Sheffield didn't act with Jack Holder's season ending injury, They just crossed their fingers and hoped King's Lynn wouldn't finish 4th.

Leicester didn't act when facing issues with underperformers as well as the Kyle Howarth situation.

Ipswich didn't act with Richard Lawson's off track attitude as well as getting Tom Brennan some help due to his on track struggles.

King's Lynn have seen Max Fricke underperform this season which effectively ended any sort of challenge from them.

Northampton have had a season to forget with a number of underperformers to a point where they've ended up with a 44 year old at No.1.

Edited 3 hours ago by TTT

[YeOldPitGate]

12 minutes ago, TTT said:

Aces fans make me laugh actually lapping this tin pot crap domestic season up that most fans lost interest in weeks ago.

It became very clear that the Aces couldn't lose because everything fell in place for them, Clubs who've faced problems haven't bothered to address the issues they've faced while Belle Vue did when losing Bewley.

Proof is in the pudding.

 

Sheffield didn't act with Jack Holder's season ending injury, They just crossed their fingers and hoped King's Lynn wouldn't finish 4th.

Leicester didn't act when facing issues with underperformers as well as the Kyle Howarth situation.

Ipswich didn't act with Richard Lawson's off track attitude as well as getting Tom Brennan some help due to his on track struggles.

King's Lynn have seen Max Fricke underperform this season which effectively ended any sort of challenge from them.

Northampton have had a season to forget with a number of underperformers to a point where they've ended up with a 44 year old at No.1.

Fair comment re Sheffield that after Jack Holder was injured the entire season hinged on one of your rivals finishing in the bottom two so you could borrow their best rider for the play-offs. 

[Phannan]

7 minutes ago, TTT said:

Aces fans make me laugh actually lapping this tin pot crap League up that most fans lost interest in weeks ago.

It became very clear that the Aces couldn't lose because everything fell in place for them, Clubs who've faced problems haven't bothered to address the issues they've faced while Belle Vue did when losing Bewley.

Proof is in the pudding.

 

Sheffield didn't act with Jack Holder's season ending injury, They just crossed their fingers and hoped King's Lynn wouldn't finish 4th.

Leicester didn't act when facing issues with underperformers as well as the Kyle Howarth situation.

Ipswich didn't act with Richard Lawson's off track attitude as well as getting Tom Brennan some help due to his on track struggles.

King's Lynn have seen Max Fricke underperform this season which effectively ended any sort of challenge from them.

Northampton have had a season to forget with a number of underperformers to a point where they've ended up with a 44 year old at No.1.

Congratulations to all those clubs who didn’t act on their problems this season, therefore offering sub standard below par entertainment to the paying customers home and away. 
No congratulations though to the club that did act , addressed their problem, kept up the entertainment home and away to the paying public and achieved what is looking like a successful season. Acting professional in a professional sport. Who’d have thought it. There’s always next season where hopefully it’ll be more meaningful for you. If your sorry clubs can be ars*d that is. 

[TTT]

1 hour ago, Steve Irving said:

It was a 6 team league reduced from 7, two of those 6 (Northampton and Ipswich) weren’t tipped by anyone for obvious reasons. Nobody other than the odd die hard biased Leicester fan were tipping them because of the loss of their GP number 1. Lynn got a little backing at the beginning due to the excitement of signing said number 1, but that soon died down when the other teams were announced and it dawned on people that it’s, well, Kings Lynn.

Nobody from memory were predicting Belle Vue to “walk it” , but they had more votes than Sheffield who were tipped to run them close so let’s call a spade a spade here.

I know it’s a trait of you Belle Vue fans to big up any success as an against all odds fairytale and chase the adulation that you seem to crave, but winning a realistically two team shoot out in a crap 6 team league is really nothing to crow about this year.

Embarrassing to lap this win up tbh.

If only Aces fans were as passionate away from this forum as they are on it then maybe the NSS would get a half decent crowd in for a change.

[Youhave2minutes]

5 minutes ago, TTT said:

 

If only Aces fans were as passionate 

Talking about passionate I think I’ll have an early night with the missus.

[gjcone44]

30 minutes ago, TTT said:

Aces fans make me laugh actually lapping this tin pot crap domestic season up that most fans lost interest in weeks ago.

🤣yet a few Ipswich fans are already excited at what might happen next season, 🤣

[TTT]

17 minutes ago, Phannan said:

Congratulations to all those clubs who didn’t act on their problems this season, therefore offering sub standard below par entertainment to the paying customers home and away. 
No congratulations though to the club that did act , addressed their problem, kept up the entertainment home and away to the paying public and achieved what is looking like a successful season. Acting professional in a professional sport. Who’d have thought it. There’s always next season where hopefully it’ll be more meaningful for you. If your sorry clubs can be ars*d that is. 

Majority of Promotions and Fans just wanted the season to end because the vast majority of fans were getting bored of it and promotions didn't want to run at an even bigger loss.

[Phannan]

Ipswich are the Tottenham of the speedway world. On the very rare occasion they win something, it means everything. The rest of the time they’re just existing. To be laughed at like the overly self important clowns they are. 

[TTT]

Just now, Phannan said:

Ipswich are the Tottenham of the speedway world. On the very rare occasion they win something, it means everything. The rest of the time they’re just existing. To be laughed at like the overly self important clowns they are. 

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Belle Vue are the Manchester City.

Put out top sides on a regular basis but barely has a fan base that goes to watch them in action.

[Phannan]

5 minutes ago, TTT said:

Belle Vue are the Manchester City.

Put out top sides on a regular basis but barely has a fan base that goes to watch them in action.

I can’t argue with that… I’m a united fan 😁. Fair point well made 

[Bagpuss]

I think I went with Sheffield to finish top/win the title. The loss of Holder was obviously huge for them but BV have comfortably been the best side regardless. PK, Tate & Cairns were the question marks but all have been excellent and therein lies the difference I'd suggest.