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Next Home Meeting
Sunday 30 June
3:00pm
Challenge
Mildenhall
Fen Tigers
v
Thurrock
Hammers
Admission Prices
| Adults | £13 |
| Concessions (60+) | £11 |
| Students | £11 |
| Junior (15 and under)* | free |
| Car park | free |
| Programme | £2 |
*to qualify for free entry a Junior must
be accompanied by a paying Adult.
Stadium Address
Hayland Drove
West Row
Mildenhall
IP28 8QU
01638 711777
(meeting days only)
Next Away Meeting
Saturday 22 June
National League
Stoke
Potters
v
Mildenhall
Fen Tigers
Sam Norris..
Many of you will have seen the post on Sam's racing page on Facebook today
Sam is currently on life support after suffering a serious brain injury following a crash yesterday in Glasgow.
We am sure Speedway fans countrywide will join us in sending our love and prayers to Sam and his mum and dad at this most terrible time. Keep fighting Super Sam!
Fen Tigers Make Team Changes...
Following a difficult few weeks that has seen their interest in the KO Cup end and the loss of the National Trophy, the Mildenhall Fen Tigers proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery have made two changes, pending BSPA approval, to their septet as they look to reignite their season.
In comes Somerset reserve Henry Atkins from the Championship to give the Fen Tigers a much needed boost in the second heat leader berth. Atkins has impressed the Mildenhall management previously and is a rider very much on the up in his career. Henry will join the Fen Tigers on a 6.90 average and will make his debut next Saturday (22nd June) at Stoke. Due to the tight points limit this season the fall out of this signing has left the club needing to let Macauley Leek go in order to remain within the points limit. Leek’s position will be taken by Arran Butcher who comes in on a 2.00 average after impressing in a recent second half and is a rider the club feel has potential to score valuable points at reserve after showing promise last season.
Gloomy Sunday For Battered Fen Tigers
Gloomy Sunday for battered Fen TigersThe Mildenhall Fen Tigers proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery finished todays meeting with an unprecedented four riders standing after Macauley Leek, Elliot Kelly and Charlie Brooks all were withdrawn in the opening five heats of the meeting.
The track was a little difficult in the opening races with Matt Marson and Sheldon Davies both falling in heat one. This was, however, nothing compared with what followed, first Macauley Leek crashed after winning heat two and suffered shoulder damage, then Elliot Kelly crashed alarmingly at the start of heat four after his fork bands snapped as he left the gate causing his bike to lift dramatically. Worse was to follow in heat five when Charlie Brooks looking to reclaim third place from Davies became hooked up with Davies bike and crashed heavily on bend three. Initial diagnosis of Brooks injury was ribs whilst Kelly will be checked over at hospital on his return home this evening.
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