Speedway

Good Friday saw the Wightlink Warriors travel to Plymouth with high hopes of a win against the Plymouth Devils in the first National Trophy meeting of the season - but the Island team suffered a 53-35 defeat. With Ben Wilson declaring himself fit after...

An accident marred the final race of The Vince Mapley Memorial Trophy at the Andrew Younie Smallbrook Stadium on Thursday, the first speedway meeting of the 2017 season. The Wightlink Warriors’ new number 1 Ben Wilson led the final race until...

The Wightlink Warriors start their 2017 speedway season at The Andrew Younie Smallbrook Stadium on Thursday when the club stage The Vince Mapley Memorial Trophy – an individual event featuring all of the Warriors plus some former favourites and others who...

Jamie Sealey has become the seventh rider to sign for the Wightlink Warriors following successful trials at the Andrew Younie Smallbrook Stadium on Saturday. 27-year-old Jamie, from Newbury, is the cousin of Lance Sealey the popular Reading and Swindon rider...

As off track preparations continue apace, this Saturday will see the Warriors riders come together for the first full scale team practice of 2017  - and members of the public are being invited along for free. All 6 of the...

Smallbrook Stadium is to host the Vince Mapley Memorial Trophy speedway match in just 2 weeks time and it is sure to be a hotly contested affair with Warriors past and present taking part. Last year’s winner James Cockle must...

The Wightlink Warriors speedway team have this week welcomed 2 new sponsors for the forthcoming 2017 season. Following their support in 2016, local firm MCM Construction Ltd, an established building and civil engineering contractor, has become a committed sponsor for the...

The Wightlink Warriors are to support start-up and new businesses on the Isle of Wight with a selection of different promotional activities. Wightlink Warriors Commercial Director, Barry Bishop, explains: “When Martin and I returned Speedway to the Isle of Wight we...

The Wightlink Warriors have been forced in to a team change following the National League coordinator's assessment that Harland Cook’s average must be 4.18 for the league and this will be 0.16 over the 39 points limit set at the AGM. ...

HAHA Training, the award winning barbering and hairdressing apprenticeship and training company are back with the Wightlink Warriors speedway team in 2017.  Steve Churcher from HAHA Training said: "HAHA Training have closely monitored the amazing progress and hard work that...