Mildenhall 2026

[big wilson]

100% agree been supporting Mildenhall since 1977 . I have no idea what is happening now . I don't use Facebook so would be good if they had a website as I would really like to attend some meetings 

[Tom Thumb]

Next meeting 4th July.

 

We’ve been to both meetings so far and racing has been good and track so much better than before. 

[Diamonds85]

Didn't even know Mildenhall existed anymore, I've just been down that way last weekend (13th and 14th) visiting family. We were within a 15 minute drive of the track and my little nephews and cousins would have probably loved an afternoon out at the racing, they're motorbike mad. Would have loved to have introduced them to speedway.

I thought Mildenhall were long gone, didn't even occur to me to look.

[Tom Thumb]

Mildenhall Fen Tigers 41 Peterborough Panthers 48  (NORA League Challenge

MATCH DETAILS

 MILDENHALL FEN TIGERS

James Shanes  3  2  3  3  3             14
Ben Whalley      1  2'  0  1  2            6+1
Sam Woods       FX  F  0  3  2          5
Kenzie Cossey  R  1  1  3  0            5
Ben Morley         3  R  2  3  0         8
Patryz Daniszewski 0  1  0  1  1'      3+1

 PETERBOROUGH PANTHERS

Simon Lambert  2  3  3  2  1'         11+1
Luke Harris     0  1  2'  1'  3           7+2
Jack Kingston  2'  3  3  0  2          10+1
Mickie Simpson  3  2'  1  2  3            11+1
Arran Butcher   2  R 0  R  R                 2
Seth Norman   1'  1. 2  2  1                  7 + 1

1 Shanes, Lambert, Whalley, Harris  54.3  (4-2)  [4-2]

2 (rerun) Simpson, Kingston, Cossey (ret.), Wood (fell exc.)  55.6 (0-5) [4-7]
3 Morley, Butcher, Norman, Daniszewski  56.4  (3-3)  [7-10]
4 Lambert, Shanes, Harris, Woods (fell)  53.0 (Track Record) (2-4)  [9-14]
5 Kingston, Simpson, Daniszewski, Morley (EF)  54.1  (1-5)  [10-19]
6 Shanes, Whalley, Norman, Butcher (ret.)  53.9  (5-1)  [15-20]
7 Lambert, Harris, Cossey, Woods  53.1  (1-5)  [16-25]
8 Kingston, Morley, Simpson, Whalley  54.0  (2-4)  [18-29]
9  Woods, Norman, Cossey, Butcher  54.9  (4-2)  [22-31]
10 Morley, Lambert (15m h’cap), Harris, Daniszewski  53.5  (3-3)  [25-34]
11 Shanes, Simpson, Whalley, Kingston  53.6  (4-2)  [29-36]
12 Cossey,  Norman (15m h’cap), Daniszewski, Butcher (ret.) 58.2 (4-2)  [33-38]
13 Harris, Woods, Daniszewski, Butcher (ret.)  55.0  (3-3)  [36-41]
14 Simpson, Whalley, Norman, Cossey  54.3  (2-4)  [38-45]
15 Shanes, Kingston, Lambert, Morley  53.1  (3-3)  [41-48]

[Tom Thumb]

Mildenhall Fen Tigers 54  Norwich Stars 36  (A11 Trophy) Saturday 13th. June

MILDENHALL FEN TIGERS  54

Ben Morley  2  2  2'  3  3    12+1
Seth Norman  1'  3  0  1  3    8+1
Harry Sadler  3  1'  1'  2  2'     9+3
Sam Woods  2+ 2  1'  2  3    10+2
Ben Whalley  2  3  3  2  1    11
Max Broadhurst  1'  1  1' 1'  0  1  4+2

NORWICH STARS  36

Ryan Ingram  3  3  3  3  2    14
Dylan Huthwaite 0  0  0  0  0     0
Kyran Lyden  0  0  1'  2       3+1
Connor King  1  2  2  0  0       5
Harrison Rogers  0  0  0  1  1       2
Ollie Binns   3  1  3  3  2  0       12

 Heat details:

1 Ingram, Morley, Norman, Huthwaite  56.2  (3-3)
2 Sadler. Woods, King, Lyden  55.5  (8-4)
3 Binns, Whalley, Broadhurst, Rogers  53.7  (11-7)
4 Ingram, Morley, Sadler, Huthwaite  53.2  (14-10)
5 Whalley, King, Broadhurst, Lyden  53.8  (18-12)
6 Norman, Morley, Binns, Rogers  54.4  (23-13)
7 Ingram, Woods, Sadler, Huthwaite  52.2 [Track Record]  (26-16)
8 Whalley, King, Lyden, Norman  52.4  (29-19)
9 Binns, Sadler, Woods, Rogers  51.9 [Track Record]  (32-22)
10 Ingram, Whalley, Broadhurst, Huthwaite  52.3 (35-25)
11 Morley, Lyden, Norman, King  52.8  (39-27)
12 Binns, Woods, Rogers, Broadhurst (fell rem.)  52.0  (41-31)
13 Norman, Binns, Broadhurst, Huthwaite  54.2  (45-33)
14 Woods, Sadler, Rogers, King  55.0  (50-34)
15 Morley, Ingram, Whalley, Binns  52.5  (54-36)

 

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[szkocjasid]

I'm a very keen speedway fan, but I've seen very little about Mildenhall, especially upcoming meetings.

I'd suggest they need to advertise better, especially on free social media platforms.

[Tom Thumb]

On 6/21/2026 at 8:14 PM, Tom Thumb said:

Next meeting 4th July.

Scrap that, now 25th July.

 

Taken from Facebook

MEETING NEWS
The next Mildenhall Speedway meeting at West Row will now be on Saturday July 25th with the staging of the inaugural ‘Racing In The East’ NORA Pairs Championship.

The meeting scheduled for 4th July was to be a standalone challenge match vs Cradley but with a range of circumstances to consider following a disappointing crowd in the last meeting, this has led to a decision not to run against the football World Cup tournament likely to keep fans away and instead prepare for the big event later this month.

Six pairs will be competing with Kent Eagles and Peterborough Panthers already confirmed as sending pairs to compete in this NORA national championship event.

Supporters Community Trust chairperson Kieran Phillips spoke of the cancellation of the Cradley meeting.
“It’s obviously disappointing to have to cancel next weekend but we have to accept (as very many others across the land looking to organise events during the period of the FIFA World Cup are doing likewise) that going up against the televised football with two major knock out round games effectively clashing with our meeting time, this would be a very risky thing to do. And with us already facing some financial jeopardy after a very disappointing attendance last time means we will not take that risk. 
“We are looking for our Trust members and loyal supporters to step up and for our appeal for a main team sponsor to provide the backing we need; and on top of that, our attentions are fully on  promoting what is going to be a hugely memorable meeting on July 25th”.

[Tom Thumb]

Announced teams & riders for Nora Pairs Championships sponsored by "Racing in the East"   Saturday 25th July 

 

1. Mildenhall Fen Tigers

Alfie Bowtell & Harry Sadler

 

2. Kent Eagles

Ben Morley & Jack Kingston

 

3. Cradley Heath Heathens

Luke Harris & Seth Norman

 

4. Anglian Angels

Simon Lambert & Tayla Street

 

5. Wisbech

Mickie Simpson & Sam Woods

 

6. Ipswich Adacamy 

Ashton Vale & Harrison Rogers

 

As always subject to change (esp. Kenzie Cossey, who broke ribs at Iwade on Sunday)

Edit Tayla Street replaces Kenzie Cossey.

 

Edited July 15 by Tom Thumb
Update

[Tom Thumb]

From Mildenhall Fen Tigers Facebook page.

 

Meeting preview: NORA British Pairs Championship - Mildenhall Stadium, Saturday 25th.July 2026

It’s a case of Two’s Company at Mildenhall Stadium on Saturday 25th. July with the NORA British Pairs Championship coupled with demonstration races from the leading riders from British Championship Sidecars providing a full programme of events for what promises to be an exciting evening of top-quality Speedway racing – gates at 6pm for a 7.30pm start time.

The NORA Pairs event sponsored by ‘The Racing In The East’ project sees the welcome return to Fen Tigers’ colours of West Row favourite son, Alfie Bowtell; partnered by Aussie Harry Sadler – who scored a hugely impressive paid 12 on his Mildenhall debut last month.

The home duo face stiff opposition from five visiting pairs. Fellow NORA League side Kent Eagles come with predictable strength, captained by a former National League Pairs Champion in the vastly experienced Ben Morley and a former Fen Tiger, returning after a mid-season break from action, one time British U19 rostrum man, Jack Kingston.

Another former third tier Pairs Champion in the form of Simon Lambert fronts up the first of two Pairs brought to the meeting by the HG Aerospace Speedway Academy – the Anglian Angels. The Angels were the joint-side put together back in the late 1990s by East Anglian giants King’s Lynn & Ipswich and the Foxhall-based Academy has resurrected the team name for this meeting and future use. Partnering multi-British Finalist Lambert and making a West Row debut on her racing tour of Europe is World Women’s Championship number 4, Tayla Street. Team Managing the Angels is former Ipswich Witches rider and long-time Team boss at Foxhall, Ritchie Hawkins.

The other HG Aerospace-backed team are Ipswich themselves – with two leading members of their Academy in Ashton Vale and Harrison Rogers looking to upset the odds. As will the remaining two pairs: Cradley A.R.H. Heathens’ Seth Norman and former GB Youth Champion, Luke Harris; and the Boston-based duo of Mickie Simpson and Sam Woods, wearing on the evening the colours of a team name from the Cambs & Lincs border of old, Wisbech.

Making the meeting a double attraction will be the mighty 1000cc Sidecars featuring two legends of the discipline: former British Sidecar Speedway Champion, Paul Whitelam and multi-GB Champion in Grasstrack Sidecars, Will Penfold. Both crews have multi-appearances in the Sidecar Speedway World Championships and there couldn’t be more impressive ambassadors re-introducing this discipline to British Speedway tracks.

The meeting is sponsored by the ‘The Racing In The East’ project. Details of this University of East Anglia ground-breaking project will be in the special souvenir meeting programme along with an exclusive article highlighting the very little-documented post-war Wisbech Speedway written by Speedway historian Derek Barclay.

Chairperson of the Mildenhall Supporters Trust who run Speedway at West Row; Kieran Phillips states,

“This is such a big meeting for the club – our biggest since we formed the Community Interest Company and reopened the sport at West Row. The field is of great quality and we’ve had tremendous sponsorship and support from fellow clubs which is so heartening to see. On track it’s going to be close and exciting for sure.”

 

The NORA British Pairs Championship is at Mildenhall Stadium on Saturday 25th. July – gates at 6pm; tapes up at 7.30pm. Admission is £15 with youngsters aged 15 years and under, go free.

 

[Chris116]

Sad to see no Isle of Wight pair in this event.

[Whitelinehugger]

Ferries are full of holiday makers

[SPEEDY69]

Looks a good line up for this meeting, some evenly matched pairs there. 

[SPEEDY69]

Do spedeworth still own/lease Mildenhall because when i paid with my phone at Foxhall the payment details said it was to 'Mildenhall stadium'? 

[Chris116]

12 hours ago, SPEEDY69 said:

Do spedeworth still own/lease Mildenhall because when i paid with my phone at Foxhall the payment details said it was to 'Mildenhall stadium'? 

Spedeworth own Mildenhall Stadium. 

[CheCazzo]

22 hours ago, SPEEDY69 said:

Looks a good line up for this meeting, some evenly matched pairs there. 

The same names for most NORA meetings. From what I have observed it's mostly the same core of riders wearing a different race jacket depending on the meeting. But if that keeps the wulfsport jacket brigade happy and they are happy to pay the admission to see it then so be it. I would imagine though that these would be the same band that complain about riders doubling up in the main leagues.