​Yesterday we held a very successful Dash Trophies Grand Prix Junior and Open event organised and sponsored by Steven Mullinder.
We had two full line ups of 16 riders and some great entertaining racing.
The weather too was on side with the rain holding off and some spells of warming sunshine.
Charlie Parr won the junior event after a run off with JJ Wildman who had both finished there racing on a respectable 18 points each.
Third place was decided with yet another run off between Shaun Kell and Leon Penketh with Leon taking the position.
Home rider Corey Burt finished in joint 5th on a superb 15 points.
The Open line up contained a variety of riders vets, British Champions, International riders and a couple of Juniors the meeting went very smoothly and eventual winner was Josh Brooke who finished on a maximum, Will Jeffrey in 2nd and Paul Heard 3rd.
Many thanks to ref Andy Parfitt and all who attended.
The Vets, Women and U14’s Dash will be run on Satutday 22nd April with Wednesfield then hosting the first round of the Women’s League on Sunday 23rd.
See you there !

Lunchtime today discussing the support and help for local grassroots sports with the Prime Minister our local MP Jane Stevenson highlighted our club and the 60th anniversary celebrations that took place last year which she was able to attend. 
We are very thankful for this mention and the support that has been given not just to us but the local Wolverhampton sports clubs in general!
Missed it? Check out our Facebook pages to watch the video! 

The social afternoon arranged for Sunday 29th January 2023 has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances but to save the booking of the room from going to waste we are going to instead hold the Wednesfield Aces AGM. 
This is at the Minerva Pub from 2pm. All members welcome. 

Riders, parents, grandparents, volunteers, supporters of the club and everyone else, you are invited to our social afternoon on 29th January 2023 from 2pm till 6pm at the Minerva Pub, Essington.
We are using this opportunity to reflect on the 2022 Cycle Speedway season and as a chance to get together before the 2023 season begins!
Results from our Wednesfield Aces Annual Club Championships WILL be released on that date so come and see if you have been crowned the winner!
We look forward to seeing you all soon! Hope you had a lovely Christmas and have a happy new year

​The events of yesterday went something like this...
First up the Vets over 40's wearing the Aces shirts Lee Ashman finished on 7 points and Craig Guy finished on 11!
Next up was Corey in the Under 16's boys final who managed to be there to pick up points where other riders made some mistakes this included beating the winner of the event Noah Woodhouse and Poole's Kenzie Bennett. Corey finished on 9 points great achievement for Corey.
Next up was the women's event where Megan and Georgia Burt took to the track. Megan after 2 rides unfortunately had to withdraw from the event due to injury. Georgia changing bikes half way through the event went on to score 8 points! Well done girls!
On behalf of Wednesfield we would also like to wish Honey Whitehead of Leicester a speedy recovery after breaking her other arm after a fall yesterday at Birmingham!
Last up was the Open event unfortunately after the run off with A&T's Reece Pollitt off the inside gates Chris Jewkes ended up being first reserve but after Gavin Wheeler pulled out of the match with his 2 remaining gate ones meaning to on the trot Chris filled in for the one of them but then pulled out which allowed Ipswich's James Porter the second reserve to gain experience riding in an open final.
The racing was very close amongst all the categories making the whole day very tense and exciting. Huge well done to Birmingham Monarchs who staged the blue ribbon day the day was a huge success. Hats off to all our other fellow Midlands clubs who helped host what has been a great weekend of racing. The Annual British Championships will be held again next year but up in the Northern Region!

Today is the finale of the British Championship Weekend held here in the Midlands. Today our riders will be at Birmingham Monarchs Cycle Speedway Club with 4 British titles up for grabs. 
In the Vets affiliated to the Wednesfield club is Lee Ashman. We would also like to wish Craig Guy best of luck in this vets final as he has been riding with us throughout this season. 

Following the vets final we have the Under 16's Boys championship which Corey has qualified for and will take up riding position number 1! This is Corey's first under 16's final and he will be one of the youngest within the line up. We wish you all the best Corey! 

Set to start at 2pm we have Georgia and Megan Burt in the Women's final who will be battling it out to try and earn themselves as many points as they can get their hands on to finish it good positions. Best of luck girls! 

Finally, the Open event is set to start at 4pm depending on if Chris beats A&T's Reece Pollitt in there run off if he is successful Chris will complete the line up as rider number 16 but if not will fill in the position as first reserve. 
Best of luck to you all today!  

For the aces the day was filled with qualifiers for both Corey Burt and Chris Jewkes. 
Up first at the Coventry circuit was Chris riding in the open semi final 3. Including 2 race wins Chris scored 15 points taking his total up to 27 points. He will be in a run off with A&T's Reece Pollitt for the final place in the open. 

Next up was Corey who was also racing at Coventry with the aims to qualify for his first Under 16's boys final. After 3 rides and a smash into the fence in his second race Corey secured the race win to see him through to the final. 

At Wednesfield:
First up at 10am after 2 rides Corey was able to qualify for the Under 14's boys final. 
Following the qualifier it was time for the Under 12's Girls British final which Aces Millie had entered despite only getting back into the sport 3 weeks ago. Millie rode really well and kept up with the riders to score a well deserved 10 points!
It was back to the boys for the Under14's Boys final. Corey pulled 2 gate 4's but this didn't hinder him as he swiftly pulled off his famous CJ move in both of them and secured second place in all of his five rides leaving him on 15 points just 1 point off a run off for the podium spot. He finished in joint 4th along with Southampton's George Whale and Kesgrave's Harvey Schumake. 

Over at Leicester:
Chris Jewkes was up for his Semi final where he scored 12 points around the Leicester circuit which included a race win. Chris will then be racing again today (Sun 28th) in his other semi final to hopefully secure enough points to make it into Mondays final at Birmingham. 

Saturday 27th
Wednesfield: 
10:00 Under 14's Boys Qualifier:
Corey Burt 

11:00 Under 12's Girls:
Millie Haddock 

14:00 Under 14 Girls Final 

15:00 Under 14 Boys Final 
Corey Burt if qualifies 

Leicester:
12:00 Junior Final 
Ellis Richmond

14:00 Over 60's Final 

15:00 Open semi final 2 
Chris Jewkes 

Sunday 28th
East Park:
11:00 Under 12's Boys 

13:00 U16's Girls 

14:00 Open semi final 4 

Coventry: 
12:00 Over 50's Final 
Lee Ashman 
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14:00 Open Semi final 3
Chris Jewkes 

16:00 Under 16 Boys Qualifier 
Corey Burt

Monday 29th 
Birmingham:
10:00 Over 40's Final 
Lee Ashman 

12:00 U16's Boys Final 
Corey Burt if qualifies! 

14:00 Women's Final 
Georgia and Megan Burt 

16:00 Open Championship final 
Chris Jewkes if qualifies!