Speedway

Fans of Wightlink Warriors Shale track racing have the chance to win a special prize by suggesting a nickname for their second development team. The success of the local speedway training school My First Skid has led to the creation...

The news that former world number 2 speedway rider Gordon Kennett would race competitively again at Smallbrook Stadium has set the internet speedway forums buzzing with excitement. Fans of Oxford and Eastbourne are especially keen to know more of their...

Interest in the NORA 2022 British Upright Speedway Championship at Smallbrook Stadium is intense with over 30 riders hoping to compete. Warriors co-owner Barry Bishop said: “We knew from the very positive response to the inclusion of the older, more...

The Wightlink Warriors management have continued their pre-season planning by releasing confirmation that nomadic clubs Cradley and Weymouth will join the home side for this season’s 3 team tournament. The tournament has been scheduled for Smallbrook Stadium on 3 dates...

It has been a busy couple of weeks for the management team of the Wightlink Warriors and with negotiations now complete, the Island side can name the quartet of riders who will represent the club when racing gets underway in...

The Isle of Wight’s Smallbrook Stadium will host the first NORA Women's British Speedway Championship during the Wightlink Warriors' 2022 Shale Track Racing fixtures. The brand new competition will see 8 of the UK’s top female speedway riders racing in...

Following a highly successful 2021 season of varied on-track activity, the Wightlink Warriors Shale Track Racing Club has announced their NORA Motorsport race programme for 2022 with 11 consecutive weeks of racing over the peak summer months, starting on 23rd...

The Wightlink Warriors speedway team will not be rejoining the National Development League in 2022, it has been confirmed. The club's management team had been engaging with the British Speedway Promoters (BSPL) to fully understand the joining terms of the...

The prestigious annual speedway awards hosted by the World Speedway Riders Association (WSRA) took place on Saturday evening in Leicester and to the surprise of many in the room, the Wightlink Warriors were named the WSRA Community Club of 2021...

The Premier Lounge at Smallbrook Stadium in Ryde was the venue for the Wightlink Warriors presentation and awards celebration as management, riders, sponsors, fans and volunteers came together to relive a thoroughly successful season of shale track racing. The Warriors'...