​Finally, the day is done! It’s been a very long, warm day of racing, thank you to East Newport Cycle Speedway Club for hosting!
In the vets final where pairing Lee and Chris took back to the track after successfully qualifying earlier in the day. A close contested match played out resulting in the paring bringing home the bronze finishing behind Leicester and Horspath who took the gold. Shows a consistent repeat performance after claiming the bronze last year down in Ipswich!
To round up the weekend it was time for the final but the aces being man down meant Georgia having to step up into the main team. The match got off to a great start with both Lee and Corey taking the win from their gate ones but was then a much tougher match throughout the rest of the programme with a few unfortunate slips too it wasn’t without trying that the aces took the fourth place in the final.
Well done to you all today! Safe travels home and get them showers on

​Firstly Lee and Chris are through to the vets final!!!
Unfortunately, missing out by 3 points Georgia and Nyla didn’t qualify for the women’s final however it was commented on how well both girls rode! They now have a solid foundation of riding together so we will be expecting big things in the next coming years!
Finally, thanks to the last minute step in Matt Smith who showed he’s still got it becoming Wednesfield’s top scorer of the match. Joined with team mates Lee, Chris, Corey and Georgia at reserve it was a close match between Wednesfield and Newport with Gt Blakenham already securing the first spot in the final early on in the match. In the end Wednesfield did just enough to make their way to the open final later today!

​Wednesfield Aces travelled to Birmingham for the final round of the Midland Battle League, sitting in second place and with a real opportunity to claim the league title.
The club travelled in impressive numbers, with 20 riders making the trip. Many of our younger riders took part in the junior event earlier in the day, providing another fantastic opportunity to put their training and track skills into practice. Competing against riders from across the region, they gained valuable race experience while also making new friendships along the way.
Following the junior racing came the main Midland Battle event, with every club fielding strong teams in what promised to be a highly competitive contest. The racing certainly lived up to expectations, producing an exciting afternoon of cycle speedway.
The battle for top spot was closely fought between Wednesfield Aces and Birmingham Sinners throughout the meeting. Wednesfield produced a number of strong individual performances, with Corey Burt particularly impressive as he remained unbeaten in his opening five rides, helping to keep the Aces firmly in contention throughout the afternoon.
In the end, the home side edged ahead to secure victory on the day and claim the maximum league points. Wednesfield finished second, earning four valuable league points.
Those points proved crucial, but ultimately Birmingham moved onto 18.5 league points, with Wednesfield finishing on 18. The Aces therefore missed out on the league title by just half a point – a remarkably close finish and a testament to the competitive nature of this year's competition.
Despite narrowly missing out on top spot, it was a hugely positive day for the club. Seeing so many members racing, developing their skills and enjoying the sport was a real success, and hopefully this strong participation will continue throughout the remainder of the season

​This afternoon some of our aces family gathered at the bottom of the Wrekin to complete our Wednesfield Aces Sponsored Walk.
Clocking in at just over 3.2miles and 878ft elevation gain somehow the kids were still running around back at the car park!!
Massive congratulations to you all for completing the walk and for all the money raised for the club! Of course huge thank you to anyone who has donated

​Firstly on behalf of Wednesfield Aces thank you to everyone who joined us today for Mick Aris send off. It was great to see everyone there and sharing their stories and memories of our cycle speedway legend, so thank you all!
Over at Coventry we have two podium finishes one being a new champion!
Many congratulations to Jenson who raced against the big lads today due to numbers but then went on to win and take the British Youth and Junior Under12’s champion title for this year! Excellent achievement and commitment well done Jenson!
Also joining Jenson at Coventry today was Jacob who also had great success finishing 3rd overall for his category! Well done Jacob, great result!

​BATTLE OF BRITAIN THE RESULTS
Up first was the junior Battle of Britain which featured three of our aces riders: Corey Burt, Nyla Aris and Jacob Jewkes.
With no East or South and South West team it meant the Midlands went head to head with the junior North Team.
It was the Northern team that come out on top despite great efforts being made by the team in particular our young aces!
Afterwards Corey made another appearance this time in the Senior Midlands team and was joined by team mates Lee Aris and Chris Jewkes. It was a close match throughout and after finishing heat 27 the Midlands and North were both in joint second place on 84 points. Aces Corey and Lee lined up on the outside grids against the Norths Ed Morton and Reece Pollitt but unfortunately it was not meant to be so the Midlands took the bronze, the north silver and the East took home the gold after finishing ahead of both teams on 99 points.
Corey B - 15pts
Chris J - 9 pts
Lee A - 13pts
Well done to you all today
We’d also like to wish everyone a safe journey home from Edinburgh!

​VETS RESULTS AND NOW WAYNE UP FOR MANAGING
The Vets Home Internationals saw another win for the England team! Ace Lee Aris was called up to represent England and from five rides went onto score a flawless 17 (+ 3). Many congratulations on this achievement Lee!
To close the day is the open Home Internationals Event although the Aces do not have any riders in the event. Our team manager Wayne Aris is managing the England Squad to hopefully make it an England clean sweep! Best of luck to Wayne and the riders

​JUNIOR RESULTS AND VETS UP NEXT
Corey Burt was in his England shirt today on the Edinburgh track. Racing three out of his four scheduled rides went out and rode flawlessly winning all of his races helping to put England on the top step for the third consecutive time with Corey being present in the team! His other appearances being 2024 at Leicester and 2025 at Norwich. IMPRESSIVE Corey well done!!
Next up is Ace Lee Aris representing England in the Vets Home Internationals… Best of luck Lee!!

​WOMENS RESULTS AND COREY UP NEXT
As a team the midlands finished in fourth position but that doesn’t reflect the great racing that was executed by both aces riders Georgia and Nyla. Nyla contributed an incredible 10 points with her five rides and Georgia from reserve position came in for three rides and scored seven points!
Next up is Corey in the Junior England team for the Home Internationals…