Isle of Wight Speedway

It's been a different, difficult, but very busy year for Island Speedway as Barry from Wightlink Warriors explains

"Everyone put on a fine showing and as the track evolved the racing got better and better," says Warriors co-promoter, Barry Bishop

Wightlink Warriors will be taking part in an upcoming test meeting scheduled to take place at Plymouth’s Coliseum Stadium on Tuesday 8th September - you can live stream via pay-per-view on Facebook

Isle of Wight Speedway promoters said they would not want to be responsible for introducing an outbreak of Covid-19 or increase the health risk to fans, friends, staff, sponsors, riders and management by staging a public gathering/event

Co-promoter Barry Bishop says he's keeping everything crossed that at some point over the early summer they will be able to resume racing

Co-promoter Barry Bishop says there are now many fans of UK speedway whose first language is Polish and it’s important that they reach out to them

His all out efforts became the talk of the terraces last season and he's back again next year

Warriors’ co-promoter Barry Bishop says it's now time to see F2 in competitive action on the Isle of Wight

The co-promoter, Barry Bishop said he was "delighted with the way our boys went about their business and a twelve point win really exceeded my expectations".

The six man final race was undoubtedly one of the best races ever at the Smallbrook track.

This style of meeting gives scope for close racing, plenty of passing, surprise results and lots of skill as the riders manoeuvre past their rivals.