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| Concessions (60+) | £11 |
| Students | £11 |
| Junior (15 and under)* | free |
| Car park | free |
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Fen Tigers Legend Announces Retirement...
Highly popular Fen Tigers racer Luke Ruddick has announced his retirement from Speedway following his recent absence due to injuries sustained from a high speed crash.
Ruddick began his career as a Fen Tiger back in 2015 and rode for Mildenhall for three seasons before leaving to ride for Coventry and Leicester in the National League returning to the Fen Tigers for the 2021 season. He also rode for Edinburgh and Plymouth in the Championship.
Speaking about his decision Ruddick said “I’ve enjoyed every minute of my years in speedway and leave with some great memories but my recent crash made me take a hard look at my future. I have recently started my own business which is going well and I felt now was the right time to move on to the next part of my life. I am still sore from my crash and have some slight issues with my shoulder that helped me make my decision.
Red Hot Fen Tigers Fire All The Bullets!
The Mildenhall ‘Fen Tigers’, proudly sponsored by Manchetts Rescue and Recovery, raced to their biggest victory of the season and moved to the top of the National League table.
The massive 32 point victory was partly affected by the loss of two Berwick riders after Ben Rathbone lifted at the start of heat three crashing into the first bend air fence with his partner Luke Crang, both riders unable to take any further part in the meeting. But that said it was clear from the off the Fen Tigers wanted this win and led by the immaculate Jason Edwards the result was never in doubt. Edwards stylishly raced to an 18 point maximum, getting with a second of the track record in his opening ride. Well supported by the excellent Sam Bebee excelling at reserve and Jordan Jenkins who scored 11 each, and Nathan Ablitt who scored 10. Elliot Kelly had two paid winds and as the Fen Tigers recorded just two last places all afternoon.
This result leaves the Fen Tigers watching closely the performances of Kent over the coming weeks before they travel there on Tuesday 19th October. The Fen Tigers were due to be at Armadale on Friday but that meeting has been postponed due to Edinburgh being in the Championship play offs, a new date has yet to be announced.
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