Isle of Wight Speedway

This is the Warriors' fifth home league win of the season and moves them up to sixth place in the table.

The Warriors' co-promoter Barry Bishop said it was a super speedway meeting full of good racing from everyone, spiced with a little controversy, but another disappointing home reversal.

The news that Wightlink Warriors' top rider will be leaving the club came 'out of the blue' according to the co-promoter.

Apart from Ben Morley, who posted four wins in his 14 points haul plus the fastest time by a home rider this year, no other Island rider could take the chequered flag.

The hottest team in British speedway, Mildenhall's Fen Tigers, had every home rider making influential contributions, resulting in the Wightlink Warriors coming home defeated.

Rob shares a preview of the Isle of Wight Speedway meeting at Mildenhall this Sunday (3 June 2018).

The Isle of Wight ‘Wightlink’ Warriors speedway team made it two home league wins out of two as they gradually took the sting out of the Coventry Bees after providing twelve race winners.

An outstanding performance from Mildenhall emphasises just why they are most people’s choice for the league title this year.

Team Manager Jackie Vatcher says it’s still early days and the team know they have to do better today at Plymouth than their last away performance at Eastbourne.

The Isle of Wight ‘Wightlink’ Warriors aim to ramp up their performance to avoid an early exit from this year’s Knock-Out Cup competition at the hands of the East Sussex side Thursday.

Five falls or exclusions did not help the cause of the Warriors as they faced the Eastbourne Eagles in the first leg of their Knock Out Cup tie.