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Diamond Edition - ENHANCED
- news - div one - div two - div three - other results - transfer list - averages - - statistics - rider search: gsa/age - rider search: name - club honours - international tables/averages - Comment now on the latest news at the Forum ROAD TO HELL-CATS Top stars eye Beverley date Beverley will host the British Grand Prix for a fifth time with their 22,000 capacity Figham Road venue was named amongst the eight rounds that will decide this years World Championship. Only last years hosts Coventry (9) have staged more GP meetings in this country, for SL34 they get the final qualifier for the series, the GP Play Off. The European GP heads to York, whose Jorvic Park’s capacity is second only to that of Beverley at 20,025, the Vipers have staged a round in the series on three previous occasions, the last time being just two years ago. Other big winners in the annual eve of season handout include Timperley (Overseas Final), St Ives (British Final) and Doncaster (Division One Riders Championship). The WU21 and WU19 finals remain in British hands, with the two major youth championships heading to Blackpool and Warley respectively. Bury will be the venue when the first piece of club silverware is decided, they the host for the Club Pairs Final which takes place in the second month of the season, Houston the defending champions in that competition. On the track it was a good week for Houston who won both their final two warm-up challenge fixtures, as did two of their top flight rivals Fort William and Coventry who top the pre-season form guide, each recording five wins from six meetings. And it’s those two clubs that have been made favourites for this years league crown, with the Crusaders just getting the nod from the bookies. Meanwhile there was a surprise win for Joshua Nicholson in the BU19 Championship, the 18 year old—without a club since the closure of Pitsea—dropping just a point in taking the title at Coventry.
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