The Wednesfield Aces travelled strongly to Sunday’s second round of the FlexiLeague, held at the beautiful East Park circuit. A total of 31 riders signed on, with Wednesfield well represented by 13 riders—many of them our trusted young talents. With everything set, an exciting afternoon of cycle speedway soon got underway.
In the Senior Formula, competition was tight throughout, with the winning margin coming down to just a single point after 15 heats.
In the other formula Wednesfield fielded an impressive 11 juniors, and it was their combined efforts that secured the club victory on the day, finishing with a total of 152 points.
A standout performance came from Nevaeh, who went unbeaten all day and achieved a maximum score of 20 points. All of our riders put in strong performances and continue to show great improvement, which is fantastic to see.
A big well done goes to all the volunteers who helped the event run smoothly, as well as match referee Bob Prince for overseeing an excellent day of racing.
Overall, it was another fantastic day of cycle speedway for the Wednesfield Aces.

​The Dash… When the season starts. 
The Dash never disappoints – and this year was no exception. With riders setting personal targets and the main challenge being 10 rides around the Ashmore Park circuit, the day delivered win after win both on and off the track.
One of the biggest victories? The cycle speedway community coming together to kick off a brand new season. Even the classic March weather couldn’t dampen spirits – there was a real buzz around the track all day.
👏 A huge thank you to everyone who made the event happen.
Special thanks go to referees Bob Prince and Matt Wilcockson, with Bob officiating the mammoth main event of 80+ heats and re-runs in true UK conditions.
🎤 Thanks also to announcers Matt Parr, showing his skills on the mic, alongside resident voice Wayne Aris.
🔧 Credit to Pits Marshal Kev Turley, managing 32 riders in one pit area – no easy task! 
And of course, the Wednesfield team, who once again delivered everything from track preparation to canteen support.
🏁 The Racing
The main event kicked off with two semi-finals, with the top 16 progressing to the final and the remaining riders heading into the consolation final.
Next up were the U14s, with 28 heats of junior racing providing plenty of excitement.
🔥 Kalem Martin (Newport) stormed through the card unbeaten to take the prestigious title.
🥈 Carson East (Coventry) finished second.
🥉 Third place went to Sam Comben (Southampton) after a run-off with Caiden Rawlings (Kesgrave).
The mini junior event also produced great racing, with local rider Hunter (Wednesfield) winning the A Final.
🌧️ Finals Time
As the finals began, the rain arrived – but the track stayed fast and grippy, keeping the action coming thick and fast.
In the Consolation Final, it was a tight battle between Zak White (Birmingham) and Jude Wilcockson (Coventry), with Finlay Myall (Ipswich) quietly working his way up the scoresheet.
🏆 Zak White remained unbeaten to take the win.
🥈 Jude Wilcockson finished second.
🥉 Finlay Myall secured third after a run-off with Tom Alexander.
👑 The Main Event
The final featured a stacked field including regional, national, European and World champions. With just one ride remaining for riders, eight riders were still in podium contention.
Heat 18 saw the two front runners clash, with Kenzie Bennett taking the crucial win and Ben Mould finishing second – leaving both riders tied on 18 points and forcing a run-off for the title.
All eyes then turned to Heat 20, where Ed Morton needed a win to secure third outright. He delivered under pressure, taking the victory and locking in his podium place.
That left one final race – the run-off for the title.
From grid two, Kenzie Bennett made it count, holding off Ben Mould to claim the win and crown a fantastic day of racing.
🏁 Over 100 races. Non-stop action. A brilliant start to the season at the Wednesfield Aces circuit.

​FINALS DAY RESULTS AND WE HAVE A SILVER MEDALIST
Yesterday was the big finals day event of the 2025 British championships. Out of the aces Chris Jewkes and Lee Aris were up first in the Over 40’s event. Starting off strong with a race win Chris Jewkes went on to finish on 13pts. An incredible effort!
Teammate Lee had incredible success only dropping 2 points throughout the match to finish in second place overall for another year. Great achievement Lee well done.
Georgia was then up in the women’s events held some strong gates and finished on 9pts and smiling the women’s racing was as strong and as competitive as ever and we wish all those who came off speedy recoveries as the girls prepare for the world championships.
That’s a wrap for the 2025 British Championships thank you to parents, teammates and everyone back at home for the support over the weekend. Next year the British will be returning to the midlands so we shall see you all there!

​SOLID EFFORT BY CJ TODAY
After qualifying through to the under 18’s final with his first race win Corey went on to score 15 points in his final this put him in joint third place! A four way run off would decide who would take the bronze medal with Corey out on the gate four it was all to battle for. After a couple of reruns one which saw a rider excluded for excessive force with an unfortunate slip on the bend mid race Corey finished the run off in third placing him 4th overall in Britain a fantastic achievement! Well done Corey!
He was then on the Exeter track again for his second senior qualifier to add to his 13pt total. After a fall in one of his rides causing injury to his hand/wrist Corey managed to still add another 13pts to his total to finish on a fantastic 26pts. Though not enough to make the cut into the final (31pts needed) this is a great achievement for Corey it being his first year having a crack at the senior tournament.
He’ll finally get a day off racing now tomorrow but big sister Georgia will be taking to the Southampton track for the women’s final as will Aces riders Lee Aris and Chris Jewkes for the Over 40’s final.

DAY ONE RESULTS AND DAY TWO PLANS FOR CJ
Yesterday over at Poole Jacob and Nyla took to the track in their respective finals. Jacob finished on an impressive 14 points to finish 7th overall in his category. Nyla also had a great day racing scoring 11 points including a race win to finish joint 5th in the girls U14’s category. Well done to you both.
Over at Southampton Corey had some really great rides considering its his first year entering the open competition. Corey finished on 13 points after suffering from a minus one deduction in his final heat. Great work Corey.
For day two Corey continues his British finals weekend journey this time over at Exeter with the junior pre qualifier to hopefully secure his spot in the final straight after and will then race in his second open qualifier later in the day.

On Saturday it was brilliant to see some great commitment from our younger riders who travelled to Exeter for the second round of the British Youth and Junior League. Many congratulations to George who finished on 6 points from his heats and finished 3rd in his final. Older brother Jenson scored 9 points and had to race in a run off for his final and eventually finished 4th in the B final. Amazing work well done boys! Corey also made the trip down, scoring a max in the qualifying heats and with another 2nd place in the A final in the Junior category, Well done Corey!

Sunday Georgia and Megan headed over to Newport to race and manage the Midlands Women's team. From the four rides she rode in the team match G scored 11 points including 3 second place finishes. Megan was able to manage the team to finish just a point behind the winners to finish in 2nd place on the day but the Midlands team still holds onto the series lead with just one round to go! 

Back at home Ashmore Park hosted the FlexiLeague — and it did exactly what it was designed for: competitive racing in a relaxed, no-pressure format. Riders simply turn up, enjoy five heats, and get that all-important Sunday racing fix.
Despite plenty of other meetings taking place elsewhere, the format shone, with 19 riders taking part — including a very welcome five from East Park. That’s a big boost for the club’s revival, and long may it continue!
The afternoon was a pleasure from start to finish, with every rider playing their part. The track and surroundings looked fantastic, thanks to the hard work of Simon “Spock” Oakley, whose preparation made Ashmore Park a brilliant stage for the action.
FlexiLeague gives any rider the chance to get on track — perfect for East Park and for Birmingham riders not involved in National League fixtures.
Today, there was one clear winner: Cycle Speedway. Many congratulations to all our riders who took part! 

Following on from a very busy BYJL day next two of our girls headed over to East Park for the Second round of the Women's League!
Nyla stepped up to ride for the North team where from three rides scored 7points which included two second places thanks to some awesome team riding with partner Laura Watson!
After winning the first round the pressure was on for the Midlands but after having to withdraw one of their teammates due to injury, another giving the first aid - We all wish you a speedy recovery Jenna! And having an all four rider exclusion in heat 18 it was a tough day for the Midlands team and yet still managed to finish in second place over all just one point behind the South and South West the winners of the day. Georgia who represented in the team was able to contribute 8 points to the 58 point total, from her four rides including a race win.
Nyla was out again impressing the girls with how much she has improved over the past 12 months in the individual's event where she rode her way from the gate one to take the win of the intermediate B final!
G in the experts category finished 4th in the C final.
Well done to you both girls! Next Women's league round will the August 10th at Newport we look forward to what you girls can do next!

Saturday we hosted the first National BYJL of the season and although numbers overall were low Wednesfield had an incredible 12 rider representatives across all the age categories for many was their first national racing event and they did not disappoint!
Under 8's we had 6 riders:
Ellis D rode his way to the A final where he finished 2nd overall that day, smashed it Ellis well done!
Also making his mark on the home track Arlo scored an incredible 13 points including 2 race wins to finish 4th on the day!
George A scored a cracking 8points which fought his way into the B final where he finished 4th, well done George!
Our Tuesday rider of the week for her amazing confidence and cracking passes, Jorja scored 8 points in her heats and went onto win the C final!
Brother Hunter also saw his race skills end up in the C final after never giving up in his races. Hunter finished 2nd in the C final.
George C managed to race his way to a race win to get his total to 8pts and bagged a 3rd in the C final.
Congratulations to our under 8's!!!
Under 10's:
Both our under 10's had an impressive race day Lucas scoring 9 points secured his spot in the B final where he finished 4th from the gate four! Team mate Jenson also had a good days racing including a race win to score 10 points and finished 3rd in the B final. Smashed it guys well done to you both!
Under 12's:
We had lone ace Jacob Jewkes take to the track with his improving confidence saw him score 8points in his qualifying races then went onto win the B final!
Our under 14's representatives were showing the lads how its done against the lads with Sophie going out and scoring an incredible 7pts and take the top spot in the D final. Nyla's first day of racing the weekend saw her secure 8pts and a respectable 3rd place in the C final.
Lastly was the big kids category which saw the U16,18 and girls combined into one due to lack of numbers. Corey in the Under 18's category scored 13 points from his heats and finished 2nd overall behind fellow GB teammate Oliver Saunders from the Poole club.
This wasn't all for this weekend of racing but before the post would be 10 scrolls long we will end this one here! Congratulations to all our BYJL riders from Saturday you all did yourselves very proud! Well done to you all!