Speedway

As the battle to avoid the National League wooden spoon draws to a climax, the Wightlink Warriors have received the great news that Jason Waring, the Barnsley based speedway fan and sponsor, will continue his support for the Island side for the 2018...

The Wightlink Warriors' trip to Stoke for their penultimate speedway fixture of the season yesterday (Tuesday) was called off mid-morning with the Loomer Road track waterlogged, just days after being initially postponed due to Storm Brian. That slice of bad...

Although the Wightlink Warriors' speedway season has been extended to the end of the month to accommodate re-arranged away fixtures, the club’s end of season party celebration took place in the Premier Lounge at the Andrew Younie stadium on Saturday...

With last weeks away meeting at Mildenhall being postponed for the third time, the Wightlink Warriors speedway team are on the road again this Sunday as they head for the Midlands to tackle the Stoke Potters. With Buxton also riding...

James Cockle, skipper of the Wightlink Warriors speedway team, and fellow team mate Chris Widman represented the Island club at Monday's National League Riders Championship meeting at Leicester. It was a meeting to forget for Cockle as he failed to...

The Wightlink Warriors speedway team ended their home 2017 season at the Andrew Younie Smallbrook Stadium last night (Thursday) with a straight forward victory over the nomadic Heathens who were missing 5 of their regular septet. Having failed with an...

The final National League home speedway meeting of the season for the Isle of Wight's Wightlink Warriors takes place this Thursday (21st September) when the Cradley Heathens return for the restaging of a fixture that was halted by rain in May....

It seems like it has been a long time coming but last night (Thursday) the Wightlink Warriors speedway team secured a welcome home league win over the Mildenhall Fen Tigers to edge away from the lower reaches of the National...

With a 12 point home defeat still fresh in their memories, the Wightlink Warriors speedway team travelled to Eastbourne to contest the return fixture, knowing that the Eagles boasted an impressive unbeaten home record at fortress Arlington. With Chris Widman still...

High flying Eastbourne Eagles were the latest visiting team to return to the mainland with all 4 National League points as they ran out comfortable winners against a Warriors side once again depleted by unexpected absence. This time it was...