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Rene Bach |
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Ramsus Jensen |
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Charles Wright |
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Dan Bewley |
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Nicolai Klindt |
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Kyle Bickley |
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Bradley Wilson-Dean |
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Ricky Wells |
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3 |
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17 |
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Max Ruml |
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Mark Riss |
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Joel Andersson |
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Erik Riss |
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Matt Williamson |
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Josh Pickering |
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Heat 01: Jensen, Wells, Bach, Ruml 64.0
Heat 02: Wilson-Dean, Williamson, Pickering, Bickley 65.2
Heat 03: M.Riss, Wright, Bewley, Andersson 64.4
Heat 04: E.Riss, Klindt, Wilson-Dean, Pickering 64.8
Heat 05: Wells, Bewley, Ruml, Wright 65.0
Heat 06: E.Riss, Bach, Jensen, Williamson 65.3
Heat 07: Klindt, Andersson, Bickley, M.Riss (F) 65.4
Heat 08: Jensen, Wilson-Dean, Ruml, Pickering 65.1
Heat 09: Wells, Wright, E.Riss, Bewley 66.0
Heat 10: Jensen, Bach, Andersson, M.Riss 66.1
Heat 11: Wells, Klindt, Ruml, Bickley 66.6
Heat 12: Wright, Williamson, M.Riss, Wilson-Dean 67.5
Heat 13: Wells, Bach, E.Riss, Klindt 67.7
Heat 14: Bewley, Wilson-Dean, Williamson, Andersson 68.6
Heat 15: Wells, E.Riss, Jensen, Bewley 67.6 |
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Edinburgh Monarchs opened their Championship Shield account with a 47-43 defeat against Workington Comets on Saturday night at Derwent Park. Monarchs rode under protest after the Comets tracked guest star Charles Wright as a replacement for Ty Proctor who hasn’t sorted his visa out yet. Monarchs claim a non-visa rider should not be named in a team’s 1-7 line up. The Capital speedway side have complained officially to the British Speedway Promoters Association’s Management Committee but they don’t expect a positive outcome. Monarchs No.1 Ricky Wells was the undoubted individual star for his team, amassing 17 points from his six outings. The New Zealand-born American was beaten just once around his former track in heat one when he was headed home by Comets star Rasmus Jensen. The scores were tied 18-18 after six races before the home side scored a 5-1 in heat eight through Jensen and reserve star Bradley Wilson-Dean to snatch a six-point lead. But Monarchs battled back and cut their arrears to four points in the very next heat with a 4-2 from Wells and skipper Erik Riss, who rounded Comets ace Dan Bewley for third place. The Comets then doubled their lead to 34-26, with a 5-1 from Jensen and Rene Bach in the tenth race. But Monarchs hit back again with a brace of 4-2s in heats 11 and 13 to cut the Comets the lead in half. However, the Comets stormed back once more with a 5-1 from Bewley and Wilson-Dean in the penultimate heat to lead by eight once again. And in a rousing finish to what was a truly see-saw contest Monarchs grabbed a last heat 5-1 courtesy of Wells and Erik Riss to end up just four points adrift. Crucially, Monarchs earned themselves a match point ahead of this weekend’s Shield clashes against Glasgow Tigers.
Workington: Jensen 11, Wilson-Dean 8, Bach 7, Klindt 7, Wright 7,Bewley 6, Bickley 1.
Monarchs: Wells 17, E Riss 10, Williamson 5, M Riss 4,Ruml 3, Andersson 3, Pickering 1. |
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