Speedway
Speedway: Pijper says his side must start strongly against Rye House
Edinburgh MONARCHS launch their Premier League Knockout Cup campaign against Rye House Rockets at Armadale tonight in what promises to be a tough first-round first-leg speedway tie for the hosts.
Speedway: Demise of Monarchs far from truth
Bullish Edinburgh Monarchs co-promoter John Campbell today insisted the Capital speedway club are not “at death’s door” as he responded to supporters’ concerns that crowd levels at Armadale so far this season appear to be down on last year.
Speedway: Washout foils Monarchs two weeks running
Edinburgh Monarchs were forced to call off their Premier League speedway clash with Leicester Lions last night due to a waterlogged track. It’s the second week running Monarchs have suffered a postponement after the visit of Ipswich Witches fell victim to the weather eight days ago.
Speedway: Monarchs back misfiring rider
Edinburgh Monarchs are standing by their misfiring reserve ace Charles Wright despite the Englishman’s failure to score for his second visit in succession at his former club Workington Comets at the weekend.
Monarchs shot down by Comets as Derwent Park jinx hits again
They may have improved slightly on their League Cup showing of last month, but Edinburgh Monarchs cannot seem to overcome their aversion to Workington Comets’ Derwent Park circuit and crashed to another heavy loss, going down 58-34 in their Premier League encounter on Saturday.
Speedway: Rider Lee Richardson killed
Speedway rider Lee Richardson has died following a crash in Poland.
Speedway: Improving Dyer ready to place a curse on Witches
Ipswich Witches failed to cast a spell when they dropped down to the Premier League in 2011, but despite losing two key members of their squad to injury in March, they remain the pundits’ choice to win the championship this season.
Speedway: Twin terror as Monarchs go down in first fixture
Edinburgh MONARCHS were stung by Scunthorpe Scorpions in their opening Premier League speedway fixture of the season at the Eddie Wright Raceway yesterday.
Speedway: Monarchs No. 1 proud despite last-heat defeat at Berwick
CRAIG COOK today praised Edinburgh Monarchs for an “awesome” display at Berwick Bandits on Saturday, despite losing a last heat decider which saw them pipped 46-44 by the home team, who came within a whisker of losing their unbeaten League Cup qualifying record at Shielfield Park.
Speedway: Bandits given a royal roasting
Berwick BANDITS had an outside chance of qualifying for the League Cup semi-finals had they toppled Edinburgh Monarchs at Armadale last night. But the Border outfit found their Capital hosts in dominant mood and were easily beaten 59-33 in a fairly one-sided encounter.
Speedway: Below-par Monarchs must find cure for travel sickness
Edinburgh MONARCHS conclude their League Cup speedway qualifying campaign with home and away ties against Berwick Bandits tonight and tomorrow – but they will have one eye on their trip to Scunthorpe Scorpions on Monday which heralds the start of their all-important Premier League programme.
Speedway: Monarchs’ crash pair out of action
Edinburgh Monarchs today confirmed they will definitely be without Derek Sneddon and Charles Wright for this weekend’s final speedway League Cup qualifying fixtures against Berwick Bandits.
Speedway: Team-mates injured in collision
Edinburgh Monarchs are today reeling from a double injury blow after a disastrous League Cup speedway derby defeat at the hands of arch rivals Glasgow Tigers at Ashfield yesterday afternoon.
Speedway: Monarchs blitz dishevelled Tigers in one-sided derby
GLASGOW TIGERS had precious little in their tank at Armadale last night as Edinburgh Monarchs overwhelmed them 61-33 to win a very one-sided League Cup derby encounter.
Speedway: Cook feels Monarchs have found form in time for Tigers clash
Having seen off the Workington Comets in some style last week, the big question is if Edinburgh Monarchs can sustain that form or whether it was merely a one-off response to the criticism they attracted for losing at home to Redcar Bears seven days earlier.
Speedway: Dyer dying to kick-start his stuttering Monarchs career
In speedway if you don’t score points you don’t earn, and before you know it poverty can beckon. Edinburgh Monarchs’ new reserve rider Micky Dyer must have felt close to the breadline two weeks ago when he posted seven zero returns in two meetings against Redcar Bears and Newcastle Diamonds.
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