Smallbrook Stadium

Warriors Winter Warmer Produces Hot Stuff

The Wightlink Warriors experiment of hosting a ‘Winter Warmer’ track spectacular proved a rip-roaring success as 63 riders ignored the intermittent slight drizzle and produced 40 heats of close quarter racing at Smallbrook Stadium yesterday.

With speedway, flat track and grass track (GT140) represented, the meeting had something for everyone and produced a super exhibition of machinery handling skills and great racing warmly appreciated by both local fans and some who had travelled from Peterborough, Plymouth and the Midlands to enjoy some out-of-season action.

And it was quite a sight with some races having 12 riders on track at one time whilst other heats pitted conventional petrol power against the latest electric bike technology.

Fittingly the main finals that rounded the meeting out were all races of great quality, skill and determination from all competitors and drawing a very positive response from Wightlink Warriors co-owner Barry Bishop who said,

“What an excellent training meeting ridden under true race conditions. I have to admit to a bit of concern as the light rain in the air lingered around the stadium, however not one rider complained about conditions, they just rolled their sleeves up and got on with their racing in a terrific spirit of cooperation and at the end of the meeting I was delighted to receive many compliments which makes me think we should try this again fairly soon”.

Summary results from Warriors Winter Warmer:

Open Flat Track A Final
1. Jack Bell
2. George Pickering
3. Rowan Haughey

GT140 A Final
1. Wayne Broadhurst
2. Cameron Taylor
3. Ian Clark

Minibike Flat Track Final
1. Chris Bailey
2. Max Inman
3. Mike Fisher

Development Speedway A Final
1. Chad Wirtzfeld
2. Arran Butcher
3. Jamie Sealey

Open Flat Track B Final
1. Anthony Brown
2. Vince Hurst
3. Christian Loveday

GT140 B Final
1. Richie Knight
2. Darren Dyno-Sargeant
3. Adam Hawker

Development Speedway B Final
1. Morgan Williams
2. Jake Breeze
3. Jamie Evans

Junior Speedway Rider of The Day
Charlie Southwick

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It’s tomorrow Sat Dec 16th from 11am on track at Smallbrook Stadium (PO33 4BH) £5, Kids free

Whatever your favourite discipline… Flat Track, GT140, Speedway or our Youth Speedway Racers… we will have something for you.

Over 45 action packed races and finals on a bumper day of on track action.

Get close to the action, plenty of hot drinks and food available, free parking, children free, adult £5, Programme available to buy….

Get up close with the winner’s presentation in the Premier Lounge after the racing finishes.

This will be fantastic, this is great value, with great riders looking to warm you winter in our Winter Warmer Training Meeting 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Gates open from 10am, Entry £5. Don’t miss it.

The count down to Saturday’s Training meeting is truly on…. Just 3 sleeps away.

Smallbrook Stadium SATURDAY 16th Dec at 11am (gates open at 10am).

£5 (kids free) gets your entry ticket for a true winter warmer of track action. 40 plus races kicking off with our youth from 11am, and the main event from 11:30am.

We have so many riders on display the action will be fast and exciting - flat track, speedway and GT140 racing for an afternoon on the edge of your seat.

Let the other half get ready for Christmas while you bring the kids, the will be plenty of hot drinks and food available throughout.

Plus join us in the Premier Lounge for the training presentations 👏🏻👏🏻

Don’t miss it

SATURDAY 16th Dec at 11am on track at Smallbrook Stadium (PO33 4BH) £5 Kids free

Whatever your favourite discipline… Flat Track, GT140, Speedway or our Youth Speedway Racers… we will have something for you.

Over 45 action packed races and finals on a bumper day of on track action.

Get close to the action, plenty of hot drinks and food available, free parking, children free, adult £5, Programme available to buy….

Get up close with the winner presentation in the Premier Lounge after the racing finishes.

This will be fantastic, this is great value, with great riders looking to warm you winter in our Winter Warmer Training Meeting 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Gates open from 10am, Entry £5. Don’t miss it.

It’s coming…….

Just 6 days until you get to see 66 entries in our very first Winter Warmer Training Meeting.

A feast of track action awaits with Youth Races from 11am, then hot, hot, hot Speedway, Flat track and GT140 track action with practice from 11.30am.

Then our riders battle it out to reach their respective finals with over 45 races on the day to keep you on the edge of your seat.

All the usual meeting refinements will be on offer, track shop, retreat for food, hot and cold drinks and the Premier Lounge will be open for trophies after the meeting.

A programme is available and all we ask you for is £5 with children as always free.

Free parking too so if one of you needs to chat with Santa for a couple of hours, why not bring the kids to watch 🙂

SPEEDWAY TIME - DECEMBER 16th.

December 16th we will be hosting a super winter event that will include amateur speedway races. All riders require a NORA Motorsport licence or day license.

8 riders are needed for the open class training challenge for the 500cc class.

Practice will start at 11.30am and you will get 4 heats plus an A and B final depending where you finish.

Take this chance to start honing your race skills for the 2024 season.

Entry is £45 (plus £5 day license) plus ferry fare which we will organise for you.

If you would like to race please DM Barry Bishop or email [email protected] for more details.

This will be a feast of action with a sold out GT140 class and strong flat track classes it’s going to be a great day.

We will also have youth races from 11am - 11.30am.

This event will be open to the public 👍

Some super drone shots of the Wightlink Warriors home, Smallbrook Stadium, taken by Christian Loveday, during Thursday’s My First Skid Speedway School.

The stadium is available for all sorts of events not just Football, Cricket, RC Cars and Speedway. There is a gym, table tennis centre, the Premier Lounge and much more.

With a large carpark and taxis on site it’s a great venue.

We are here to serve, so why not host your event with us at Smallbrook.

Super proud to have the next generation of youth riders coming through at My First Skid Speedway School with Hugo and Mia.

We start them young, involve them in everything, make friends and memories to last a life time.

We are actively seeking more younger riders to come and be part of the school at Smallbrook Stadium.

We can teach you from PW to 500cc speedway - so what are you waiting for…..?

Sign up on the My First Skid Page, DM Barry Bishop or email [email protected].

Good luck to My First Skid Speedway School and Wightlink Warriors Alan Critcher Junior racers today at Lydd Speedway.

Go for it Tia Speedway, Joe Brice, Charlie Southwick, Jack Scully-Syer and Charlie Green.

Represent the school and club with pride because we are all very proud of you.

Good luck ❤️

Great day with the Wight brainy bunch and their Warrior Festival. Great day meeting people old and new. And not forgetting our visit by Food Hygiene to the Retreat and getting a 5 star rating 😊 A great day all round.

If you are interested in organising an event and looking for a venue please drop us a line.

My First Skid Speedway School

It’s back and we are raring to go 🙂
Nora licenses (day licenses available)
On track 6.15 - 9.15pm
Safety brief at 6pm

Cost
Adults £40 Children £30.

Adult hire £125
Child PW hire £50
Child speedway hire £100

MFS dates for speedway (Thursdays)
28th Sept
5th 19th Oct
9th 23rd Nov
7th 21st Dec
4th 18th Jan
1st 15th 29th Feb - special announcement coming for these soon 🙂

MFS date for Flat Track (Tuesday and more to come)

Tuesday 17th October

To book in message the My First Skid Speedway School FB page, Barry Bishop or email [email protected]

Let’s get skidding 👌

This Sunday Sept 10th we are hosting a family fun day, free entry and parking

Why not come on down to Smallbrook Stadium, enjoy the The End of Summer event and have fun with the the family! This event raises money for MAD-Aid so please come down, enjoy the food and drinks and what’s on offer!

Thank you to all our guests at the 2023 Harley Davidson Rally. A great advertisement for great fun, great friends, great music…. Eat, drink and be merry.

Travel home safe and see you all in 2024, and thank you for your support of Smallbrook Stadium enabling us to continue to support our local Harley Club.

More thanks to all our volunteers and we hope you all enjoyed your visit to the island.

It’s with great sadness we have decided to make the decision to call off tomorrows meeting.

We hope the early call will allow people to move on their ferries and ultimately save everyone, including us, money no one wants to waste.

We have never once taken the decision to call off a meeting lightly the work involved to prepare and build up to race day is significant and the additional work to cancel equally so.

While we never view any call off as wrong we do know how much you miss your speedway when it’s cancelled so we are all really sorry.

Hopefully working with Dave Johnson we will will try to include the J.A.P. Championship next week.

Hang in there, summer is just around the corner 😞

Harley’s are back for a weekend of adventure and partying at Smallbrook Stadium

The Harley’s are back in town at Smallbrook Stadium. Friday 1st-3rd September. Why not come down and have a look at the stunning bikes.

Nice to see the GT140 hitting the Polish press today 👍

https://nawirazu.com/ian-clark-zwyciezyl-w-ryde-klasa-gt140-rywalizowala-na-klasycznym-torze/?fbclid=IwAR2iugWnFMS-_l2FH5-RDXGCbEQNaL6ZwHeoWecaTf3yScTb9JRzj8853kw_aem_AQJYJXEe9RqgBeFEXAXdH_QMSjNQzxxsTbI21O9GtSx-fTcYiZTvsVcPF8arJgCI3wE

Ian Clark zwyciężył w Ryde. Klasa GT140 rywalizowała na klasycznym torze! Dnia 22 sierpnia w Ryde na wyspie Wight rozegrano bardzo silnie obsadzony turniej w klasie GT140. Na starcie ujrzeliśmy wszystkich najlepszych zawodników uprawiających tą odmianę wyścigów rywalizuj…

The Harley’s are back in town at Smallbrook Stadium. Friday 1st-3rd September. Why not come down and have a look at the stunning bikes.

IAN CLARK WINS GT140 ISLAND MASTERS TITLE

Ian Clark (pictured) was the winner of the inaugural NORA GT 140 Island Masters title at the Smallbrook Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Amongst a field that contained eleven of the top twelve ranked competitors in the UK, Clark - the current National Champion - continued the form that recently took him to the title with a power-packed showing, riding unbeaten during the night and recording the fastest time of the meeting along the way. It really is turning into a season to remember for the former Peterborough speedway rider.

With eighteen competitors taking part in six rider races, it was a very entertaining spectacle watching how the riders adapted to a shale surface rather than grass and it’s credit to everyone who contributed to plenty of close quarter action, all rounded off by a very competitive A final where the battle for minor places produced one of the races of the night. In the end Lowestoft based Steve Newsham came home safely in second place closely followed by Kevin Gwillam with Max Broadhurst, Chad Wirtzfeld and Mark Scopes completing the final finishing order.

B Final winner Jordan Cross will be cursing a fall that probably cost him a place in the A final whilst C final winner Connor Sargeant showed plenty of potential and would certainly be prepared for the slightly different style of track action in future.

Wightlink Warriors co-owner Barry Bishop reflected on the meeting saying,

“I enjoyed that, and I hope our supporters did too. Certainly, the riders that I have spoken to said they had a great time so that gives me confidence to think that we should repeat the meeting next season. Thanks to Adam Hawker for his work in helping coordinate the event and I look forward to working with him again”.

Qualifying Scores:

Ian Clark 20, Chad Wirtzfeld 19, Steve Newsham 17, Max Broadhurst 16, Mark Scopes 16, Kevin Gwillam 14, Luke Wicks 13, Luke Tuck 11, Jordan Cross 10, Wayne Broadhurst 10, Adam Hawker 7, Darren Sargeant 7, Connor Sargeant 6, Richard Knight 4, Thomas Wilding 4, Vinny Smith 4, Jed Rolph 2, Lester Denham 0.

C Final: C. Sargeant, Smith, Knight, Wilding, Denham, Rolph (ret.).

B Final: Cross, Wicks, Tuck, Hawker, D. Sargeant, W. Broadhurst (ns.).

A Final: Clark, Newsham, Gwillam, M. Broadhurst, Wirtzfeld, Scopes.

Supporting the main event were nine interesting demonstration races featuring seven riders from the Warriors youth section and yet again they showed how much they have come on during the summer. Special mention to Charlie Green, Ryan Ingram and Charlie Southwick who all clocked their fastest race times of the season.

Also in action were the Wightlink Wizards. They took on the Carmarthen Dragons who, despite losing young Charlie Wood to injury, were on fire running out winners by 14 points to 21. Wizards’ rider Morgan Williams won all three of his races and clocked his fastest four lap time so far, however the visitors all round strength was the deciding factor.

Scores:

Wizards: Morgan Williams 9, Steph Whitlock 1, Harley Freeman 3, Dan Lee 1.

Dragons: Jacob Fellows 8+1, Charlie Wood 0, Bailey Fellows 2+2, Kai Ward 11.

Tonight’s running order……

Gates open at 5.15pm and the action starts immediately with open pits and the kids…. Then it’s the turn of the big boys and girls from 6.45pm with first race and 7pm.

Don’t miss it 👌

Love action, bikes, controversy, thrills and spill??? Then Speedway is for YOU.

Today Tuesday 22nd August Motorcycle Racing at Smallbrook Stadium (PO33 4BH)

Entry £13, Concessions £10 Kids free.

Tonight Wightlink Warriors Present a meeting sponsored by Mark Cooper @ Truly Independent the NORA British GT140 Island Masters, plus Wightlink Wizards v Carmarthen Dragons plus the Alan Critcher Youth Races.

That’s over 25 races PLUS 3 finals to decide the GT140 Island Master.

Our gates open at 5.15pm and you can visit the pits to get up close and personal with the riders 5.45 - 6.10pm.

You can listen in to the public rider brief at 5.50pm in the pits.

The kids go on track at 6.10pm and your kids can run around the track at half time in the kids race.

The rider parade and practice is at 6.45pm and the first race of the masters stars at 7pm.

Don’t miss our great food and drink, use the balance bike track, visit the souvenirs shop, free parking and enjoy our legendary island welcome.

It’s time to go racing…… 🙂

Warriors Host First Ever GT140 Island Masters Event At Smallbrook

This week’s shale track action at the Smallbrook Stadium switches to TUESDAY 22nd August and will be a first chance for track racing enthusiasts to see a full scale GT140 race meeting as 18 riders from around the country battle it out for the inaugural GT140 Island Masters Title. All fifteen races will consist of six riders who will each take four rides with accumulated points qualifying the participants for inclusion in either C, B or A Finals. The meeting is being sponsored by Mark Cooper IFA@trulyindependant.

The GT140 class, an off shoot of conventional grasstrack racing, was launched in 2017 by Jed Rolph (who will be racing in the event) and has grown rapidly in popularity as racing costs are relatively modest and sit at affordable levels. Successful trials at Smallbrook have encouraged co-owners Barry Bishop and Martin Widman to promote a full-scale meeting with the full backing of the NORA organisation.

Speedway followers will be interested to see Island regular Chad Wirtzfeld taking on the cream of the class with 2023 British GT140 Grasstrack Champion Ian Clark (pictured) - formerly of the Peterborough Panthers - heading an exciting field that includes several riders at the top of the 2022 ACU grading list, not to mention Wayne and Max Broadhurst, Luke Tuck and Vinny Smith all of whom have had outings in various competitions on the Island this season.

The expected line should include:

Darren Sargeant, Thomas Wilding, Connor Sargeant, Mark Scopes, Vinny Smith, Jed Rolph, Adam Hawker, Ian Clark, Max Broadhurst, Kevin Gwillam, Chad Wirtzfeld, Lester Denham, Luke Tuck, Wayne Broadhurst, Luke Wicks, Richie Knight, Jordan Cross and Steve Newsham.

As usual, gates will open at 5:15pm, with the main event preceded at 6:15pm with Youth speedway racing. The GT140’s get under way at 7:00pm and a training development match between the Wightlink Wizards and Carmarthen Dragons integrated into the evenings racing.

The club are always happy to receive good luck messages or dedications to be read out during the course of the meeting and this can best be done by logging on to the Warriors website (www.warriorsspeedway.com) scrolling to the bottom of the page and filling in the template available there.

Wightlink Warriors Secure Speedway League Title

IOW 32 Sittingbourne 29 Cradley 29

Aggregate: IOW 96, Sittingbourne 81, Cradley 74, Plymouth 30.

The Isle of Wight Wightlink Warriors were crowned the inaugural Nora No Brakes Racing League Champions at Smallbrook Stadium last night as they held off the attentions of close rivals Sittingbourne and Cradley in an entertaining meeting that produced one race time that was the fastest at the circuit since April 2017.

That rip-roaring race win went to up-and-coming GB starlet Freddy Hodder who was representing Sittingbourne on the night, his time of 68.0 seconds eclipsing the previous recent best of 68.3 seconds set last summer. Hodder (who featured in the race of the night with Warriors Ben Morley in heat 12) alongside Kiwi Jake Turner were in great form for the Crusaders registering six wins out of ten and with just a little more backup could have caused an upset.

Sadly, Plymouth were missing from this closing round having encountered rider availability issue and absences also hampered Cradley who were forced to use the Rider Replacement facility for Paul Starke (van breakdown) and brought in Mickie Simpson to cover for Andre Compton who was a late withdrawal. The bulk of the Heathens scoring came from Young Lion Ben Trigger who recorded 17 points from a marathon seven ride stint with Simpson and James Laker also battling bravely over their six outings.

And so to the Warriors, themselves stripped of flamboyant Aussie Brayden McGuinness stranded on the Continent, who brought in local racer Morgan Williams. He didn’t trouble the scorers but provided strong off-track support to his other three team mates whose solidarity was enough to get them over the line. Ben Morley, Arran Butcher and George Congreve have been ever-present in the series and their great teamwork has been the cornerstone of the Warriors success in bringing The Michael Richardson Memorial Trophy to Smallbrook.

Co-owner Barry Bishop was clearly thrilled with a night of super racing from the main event riders, the youth contingent and the Flat Track racers as he said,

“I’m absolutely delighted that the Wightlink Warriors have secured the first Nora No Brakes Racing League crown and it’s a bit like a fairytale really. The riders are the real stars of our show and deserve great credit because they have worked together with Steve Piper to overcome a few hiccoughs along the way and have come out on top.

I’d also like to say thanks to the management and riders from Sittingbourne, Cradley and Plymouth. It has been a collaborative effort between the four of us and I hope we can improve the product even more for 2024 and a word for Roy Barton at NORA Motorsport who has been behind us every step of the way and whilst thanking people I must mention our amazing team of volunteers who beaver away behind the scenes and on race day to ensure our patrons have the best value for money experience possible.

Wow, it sure feels good right now”.

Scorers:

IOW: Ben Morley 13, Arran Butcher 10+2, George Congreve 9+2, Morgan Williams 0.

Sittingbourne: Jake Turner 13, Feddy Hodder 12, Nathan Hargrave 2+2, Jason Garrad 2.

Cradley: Ben Trigger 17, Mickie Simpson 7+1, James Laker 5+4.

Take extra care around the back of the main stand while we investigate this water leak.

Sorry for any inconvenience caused and please do take extra care.

It’s time…….

THURSDAY August 17th 1900, it’s time to go racing at Smallbrook Stadium IOW PO33 4BH

Entry £13, Concessions £10 children 16 and under go free.

This is a super family night out. If you love speed, bikes, super action, incidents and more…. Speedway IS for you.

Thursday is special….. 15 heats to decided the 2023 Nora No Brakes Racing League Champions.

The Wightlink Warriros v Sittingbourne Crusaders V A.R.H Heathens

Plus flat track racing with the Dirt Track Riders Association UK. Watch them go with 8 riders per race 👏👏

Plus Alan Critcher Youth Races - 4
Heats minimum.

Fun packed edge of your seat action on the track for all the family.

Gates open at 5.15pm
Live rider brief in the pits at 5.50pm
Pits open at 5.45pm
6.15pm Youth racing
6.45pm rider introductions
Great food and drink
track shop
Balance bike track
Centre green visits
Rob Dyer’s shout out - via website
Kids race
Plus so much more

Don’t take our word for it, read the feedback and come be a Warrior

Please share 🙂

Today (Thursday August 10th) is the day 👏🏻

Smallbrook Stadium (PO33 4BH) host the Freelance Installations NORA British Upright Championship.

Kids go free, Adults £13 Concessions £10

Plenty of on track action….

Alan Critcher Youth from 6.10pm.

From 7pm Wightlink Wizards V A.R.H Heathens Juniors plus the big one the Freelance Installations Nora British Upright Championship.

Gates open at 5.15pm
Pits open at 5.45pm and live rider brief at 5.50pm.

Don’t miss it.

THURSDAY 3rd August is off

Sad news race fans - with the inclement weather overnight, more rain due today and tomorrow we have taken the decision to cance Thursday’s meeting.

As you know we never take such decisions lightly as we want regular weekly speedway, but the loss for a rain off for the club would be substantial and we always want our guest to have the very best of experiences with us.

See you all next week - we hope…… please weather gods give us a chance

Don’t take our word for it, whether on holiday or living on the island……

Check the feedback and come have the very best of nights entertainment with us.

FEEDBACK

“Anyone who lives on the island and likes motorsports get yourself down!! We’re on holiday went Tuesday and Thursday and both great nights!! Great place, well organised and friendly atmosphere, oh and great speedway 👍🏼👍🏼”

Don’t just take our word for it.

See the feedback and confidently come and enjoy a fantastic night of speedway on the island at Smallbrook Stadium

FEEDBACK

“Well what a super evening, well done everyone, I think that was run as smooth as you can get.

Every rider behaved impeccable.

And to top it off, Great racing and a magnificent finale.

Well done Jason Edwards, Katie Gordon and Charlie Southwick and all the others who helped provide a excellent evening.

Nora No Brakes Racing League can hold your head high.”

Our youth are the foundation of tomorrow. Let them race today to win tomorrow… lots of opportunities coming with My First Skid Speedway School

Don’t just take our word for it, read the feedback, soak up the good vibes and visit the Isle of Wight.

“Great stuff. I really enjoy those NORA meetings.”

“Now thats what i call a speedway meeting. Congratulations Messrs Bishop and Widman.”

Don’t just take our word for it, read the feedback, feel the energy and come enjoy speedway on the island.

FEEDBACK

“Great night of racing from all classes 👏👏🏁
Well done to every rider!
& Thanks to those behind the scenes for their time to help make everything tick over nicely to give a slick show 👏👏👌”

Reigning Champions Defend Speedway Titles

Nora British Speedway Champions Jason Edwards and Katie Gordon stamped their authority on their respective competitions with excellent performances, achieved in slightly different ways, at last night's race meeting at the Smallbrook Stadium.

Edwards, winner of the title in the two previous years, produced two winning rides and two second places for ten points during qualification to secure a grand final slot, but he was outscored by former Wightlink Islander Paul Starke who recorded four wins whilst come-back king Steve Boxall again showed his liking for the Smallbrook track with eleven points. Completing the Grand Final line-up was Warrior’s Arran Butcher who pipped another name from the past Andre Compton who showed that he still has plenty to offer should he ever wish to return to the shale.

Before the meeting many supporters were tipping Anzac’s Jake Turner and Brayden McGuinness for podium places, however both had nights to forget with Kiwi Turner taking three separate falls in an identical place before withdrawing from the meeting whilst McGuinness also took a fall and had an engine failure before being well beaten in the C Final by a classy ride from young Freddy Hodder.

Warrior’s George Congreve was a tapes to flag winner of the B Final with Compton a steady second and Morgan Williams and James Laker continuing their personal battles for the third time with the latter prevailing 2-1.

Onto the Grand Final and the prospect of an exciting climax became reality as Starke and Edwards made the best starts. Exiting bend two it was Starke who eased to the front with Edwards two bike length’s back and Boxall a further two lengths away and for the first lap in was close between all three, however exiting bend two on the second lap Starke made a slight mistake and Edwards was quick to spot the opportunity to drive hard and fast into bend three, run wide to the outside and use the heavier shale to pick up the traction needed to hit the front. The others, who deserve full credit for their contributions, had no response as the title holder was away and gone.

Result:
C Final: Hodder, McGuinness, Turner (NS)
B Final: Congreve, Compton, Laker, Williams
Grand Final: Edwards, Starke, Boxall, Butcher

If Edwards had to work overtime to secure his win, for Katie Gordon in the Nora Women’s Championship it was really plain sailing. Having recorded four impressive wins on Tuesday evening, it was more of the same in the second meeting with a sequence of four clean, quick starts and convincing race wins for the UK Women’s undisputed number one. Stepping up from third place last year to runner-up this time was home racer Steph Whitlock with a consistent set of eight second places whilst fellow Islander Anastasia Sallee took third place overall.

Rounding off a night full of variety, the youth riders on the Island were given an opportunity to race as part of the main event with each taking four rides in front of an appreciative audience. Dorset racer Charlie Southwick was best winning all his outings with Tia Brant heading Jack Scully-Syer and Charlie Green for the minor places.

Katie Gordon Katie Gordon Racing does it again and wins the 2023 NORA British Women’s Championship held at Smallbrook Stadium, Isle of Wight in association with Jason Waring and Alan Critcher

2nd was Steph Whitlock, 3rd Anastasia Sallee and 4th Wendy McAllan.

Well done everyone and let’s inspire, educate and bring on more female riders to speedway so that 2024 will be out of this world.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this another fabulous success.

Tonight’s Results:

Nora British & Commonwealth Open Championship & Nora British Women’s Championship Round 2 sponsored by SES Autoparts & Jason Waring

Open Grand Final: 1st Jason Edwards, 2nd Paul Starke, 3rd Steve Boxall, 4th Arran Butcher.

Women’s Championship: 1st Katie Gordon, 2nd Steph Whitlock, 3rd Anastasia Sallee, 4th Wendy McAllan.

Report to follow.

Here’s you schedule race fans….

The nerves and jangling and we build up to crowning today’s champions….

Here is your action packed itinerary

Come and see Andre Compton’s British Superbike bike tonight at Smallbrook Stadium during the NORA Motorsport British Women’s Championship and the Nora British (and commonwealth) finals.

Also look out for Sparky from NGK Spark Plugs (UK) for a photo opportunity during tonight fun filled action packed family adventure brought to you by SES Autoparts.

Gates open 5.15pm entry £13 Concessions £10 and kids free

Thinking about coming tonight for the first time tonight for our feast of speed, edge of your seat family action? Well, do your research, check our feedback on here, don’t take our word for it……….

To save you searching, here’s some from Tuesday’s pairs meeting…

“Went to Isle of Wight speedway last night and what a thoroughly perfect night's entertainment. At the start there were youngsters average age probably about 13 all of which I would say have a future in the sport. The main pairs match was very hard fought really good racing. The ladies races were also really good to. Presentation by Barry, Martin and their team was excellent. I will be back.”

Gates open from 5.15pm

Entry £14, Concessions £10 and kids 16 and under always free