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Week Ending NOVEMBER 15, 2025 (UK Only)
FORMER British Champion Danny King has made the move from Redcar to Plymouth in one of the first transfer stories of the winter. But like many riders, he would welcome some certainty over the direction the sport is heading in Britain, as promoters continue their discussions over the likely league structure for 2026. The possibility of a switch to one league does not seem to be off the table, although if it does become a reality, it is not something doubling-up riders of King's calibre would necessarily relish. "I suppose it would depend on how many meetings there would be in Britain," he reveals in this week's magazine. "It would depend on a lot of things. It's one of those decisions where I would have to sit back and look at it seriously. It would be a case of how many meetings there are and how much money you could earn. If you can’t earn a living from it, then it's not a job anymore. But it would be a case of making the decision at the time."
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Week Ending NOVEMBER 15, 2025 (EUROPE)
FORMER British Champion Danny King has made the move from Redcar to Plymouth in one of the first transfer stories of the winter. But like many riders, he would welcome some certainty over the direction the sport is heading in Britain, as promoters continue their discussions over the likely league structure for 2026. The possibility of a switch to one league does not seem to be off the table, although if it does become a reality, it is not something doubling-up riders of King's calibre would necessarily relish. "I suppose it would depend on how many meetings there would be in Britain," he reveals in this week's magazine. "It would depend on a lot of things. It's one of those decisions where I would have to sit back and look at it seriously. It would be a case of how many meetings there are and how much money you could earn. If you can’t earn a living from it, then it's not a job anymore. But it would be a case of making the decision at the time."
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Week Ending NOVEMBER 8, 2025 (UK Only)
LATVIAN prospect Francis Gusts enjoyed an eventful debut season in Britain, racing for Oxford at both Premiership and Championship level. It was an experience he's keen to revisit in 2026 and in this week's magazine, he reveals: "In the winter Jamie Courtney contacted me and asked if I wanted to race in England. I thought a lot of guys were doing that last year, so I was thinking that the level is going up and if the big guys are going there, then there's something special, so I decided to try. It was a pretty interesting experience with all the flights, logistics and travelling. It was a whole new world for me, especially with the tracks. I didn't expect anything from my first two meetings, as I didn't have any knowledge of anything and everything was new to me. I was pretty surprised with how it went, really. I was hoping to do well but the start of the season was very good with no expectations."
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Week Ending NOVEMBER 8, 2025 (EUROPE)
LATVIAN prospect Francis Gusts enjoyed an eventful debut season in Britain, racing for Oxford at both Premiership and Championship level. It was an experience he's keen to revisit in 2026 and in this week's magazine, he reveals: "In the winter Jamie Courtney contacted me and asked if I wanted to race in England. I thought a lot of guys were doing that last year, so I was thinking that the level is going up and if the big guys are going there, then there's something special, so I decided to try. It was a pretty interesting experience with all the flights, logistics and travelling. It was a whole new world for me, especially with the tracks. I didn't expect anything from my first two meetings, as I didn't have any knowledge of anything and everything was new to me. I was pretty surprised with how it went, really. I was hoping to do well but the start of the season was very good with no expectations."
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Week Ending NOVEMBER 1, 2025 (UK Only)
LEICESTER team manager Stewart Dickson guided his side to a Premiership Grand Final and a Knockout Cup win this summer – but it could have been oh-so-different if life had taken him down the different route he had planned following his departure from Championship Glasgow in 2018. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "It came at a time when the Facenna family had their own ideas about what they wanted to do. I didn't do anything in speedway for a year and I'd actually bought a taxi, a white Vauxhall Insignia, because white was the colour you had to have to be an official taxi service at Glasgow Airport. The licence to be there cost a few bob, it could cost anything up to £50-60,000 and that is what I was going to do. It was the time to go – we raced the Monarchs on the Friday night and I resigned that weekend. I thought that was me done and if I'd got into taxis, I'm not so sure I’d have come back to speedway. I think I might have been lost to the sport."
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Week Ending NOVEMBER 1, 2025 (EUROPE)
LEICESTER team manager Stewart Dickson guided his side to a Premiership Grand Final and a Knockout Cup win this summer – but it could have been oh-so-different if life had taken him down the different route he had planned following his departure from Championship Glasgow in 2018. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "It came at a time when the Facenna family had their own ideas about what they wanted to do. I didn't do anything in speedway for a year and I'd actually bought a taxi, a white Vauxhall Insignia, because white was the colour you had to have to be an official taxi service at Glasgow Airport. The licence to be there cost a few bob, it could cost anything up to £50-60,000 and that is what I was going to do. It was the time to go – we raced the Monarchs on the Friday night and I resigned that weekend. I thought that was me done and if I'd got into taxis, I'm not so sure I’d have come back to speedway. I think I might have been lost to the sport."
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