POOLE are the Cab Direct Championship champions yet again after seeing off Glasgow in a nerve-shredding Play-Off Final epic at Ashfield on Friday night. The league title race went down to the last race of the season – and beyond – after the Tigers and Pirates finished locked together on aggregate at 90-90 following 30 heats. It took a Super Heat 7-2 from Poole's Richard Lawson and Zach Cook to secure the Pirates' fourth league title in five seasons. Don't miss our coverage of the Championship Grand Final in this week's magazine, with Lawson revealing: "This is it. This is awesome. This is the top. I can't see it getting any better than this after the season I've had. I probably rode the best I ever have. I went on some winning streaks, and we've had some great wins home and away as a team. After finishing off like this, I can't imagine topping that."

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POOLE are the Cab Direct Championship champions yet again after seeing off Glasgow in a nerve-shredding Play-Off Final epic at Ashfield on Friday night. The league title race went down to the last race of the season – and beyond – after the Tigers and Pirates finished locked together on aggregate at 90-90 following 30 heats. It took a Super Heat 7-2 from Poole's Richard Lawson and Zach Cook to secure the Pirates' fourth league title in five seasons. Don't miss our coverage of the Championship Grand Final in this week's magazine, with Lawson revealing: "This is it. This is awesome. This is the top. I can't see it getting any better than this after the season I've had. I probably rode the best I ever have. I went on some winning streaks, and we've had some great wins home and away as a team. After finishing off like this, I can't imagine topping that."

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IPSWICH'S 27-year wait for a top-flight league title is over at long last. Witches fans were able to celebrate the club's first ROWE Motor Oil Premiership success at a packed Foxhall as their team overcame a stubborn Leicester challenge. In this week's magazine, team manager Ritchie Hawkins pays tribute to the club's fans and management: "Our support is amazing. You see the crowd tonight and our local community and the sponsors all pull in the right direction. They are all behind us. Chris Louis has been amazing for me on a personal level, but as a promoter and for this club and town, the things that he and John (his late father) have done mean they're local legends. To be able to be a part of the team that's brought the title here after so long is a privilege for me."

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IPSWICH'S 27-year wait for a top-flight league title is over at long last. Witches fans were able to celebrate the club's first ROWE Motor Oil Premiership success at a packed Foxhall as their team overcame a stubborn Leicester challenge. In this week's magazine, team manager Ritchie Hawkins pays tribute to the club's fans and management: "Our support is amazing. You see the crowd tonight and our local community and the sponsors all pull in the right direction. They are all behind us. Chris Louis has been amazing for me on a personal level, but as a promoter and for this club and town, the things that he and John (his late father) have done mean they're local legends. To be able to be a part of the team that's brought the title here after so long is a privilege for me."

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AUSTRALIA have been crowned Speedway of Nations champions for the second time in four years. The Down Under duo of Jack Holder and Brady Kurtz did the damage in Torun, seeing off hosts Poland in the final after topping the scorechart on 37 points, two clear of the Poles. Holder and Kurtz got off to the worst possible start when they conceded a maximum 7-2 to Bartosz Zmarzlik and Patryk Dudek first time out, but thereafter were unbeatable. In this week's magazine, Holder reveals: "We are there doing a job for our team. I don't care if Brady wins all of the races and I get second, or vice-versa. That's our biggest thing in Team Australia. When it comes to team events, we are very chilled and work together as a team very well. It's not all about personal success. As long as we are standing on the right step at the end, I don’t care who wins."

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AUSTRALIA have been crowned Speedway of Nations champions for the second time in four years. The Down Under duo of Jack Holder and Brady Kurtz did the damage in Torun, seeing off hosts Poland in the final after topping the scorechart on 37 points, two clear of the Poles. Holder and Kurtz got off to the worst possible start when they conceded a maximum 7-2 to Bartosz Zmarzlik and Patryk Dudek first time out, but thereafter were unbeatable. In this week's magazine, Holder reveals: "We are there doing a job for our team. I don't care if Brady wins all of the races and I get second, or vice-versa. That's our biggest thing in Team Australia. When it comes to team events, we are very chilled and work together as a team very well. It's not all about personal success. As long as we are standing on the right step at the end, I don’t care who wins."

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THE Premiership season heads into October and that can only mean one thing... it's Grand Final time! Ipswich and Leicester are about to lock horns to determine the 2025 league champions and in this week's magazine, Witches star Tom Brennan reveals how the Suffolk club's unity could work to their advantage: "People can talk about team spirit all day long but it is really hard to find nowadays. I feel that speedway is a sport just full of individuals. It's very difficult to find a team atmosphere like we have at Ipswich. I actually take my inspiration from being at Birmingham. Everyone showed up every week not having much of a plan. We kind of knew it was going to be tough every week. We just sort of did our own thing and had some fun in every meeting. Poole last season also showed me that team spirit is a massive thing. Emil (Sayfutdinov), (Jason) 'Doyley' and all the Ipswich boys really do get on and it feels genuine. That's a big thing."

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THE Premiership season heads into October and that can only mean one thing... it's Grand Final time! Ipswich and Leicester are about to lock horns to determine the 2025 league champions and in this week's magazine, Witches star Tom Brennan reveals how the Suffolk club's unity could work to their advantage: "People can talk about team spirit all day long but it is really hard to find nowadays. I feel that speedway is a sport just full of individuals. It's very difficult to find a team atmosphere like we have at Ipswich. I actually take my inspiration from being at Birmingham. Everyone showed up every week not having much of a plan. We kind of knew it was going to be tough every week. We just sort of did our own thing and had some fun in every meeting. Poole last season also showed me that team spirit is a massive thing. Emil (Sayfutdinov), (Jason) 'Doyley' and all the Ipswich boys really do get on and it feels genuine. That's a big thing."

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OXFORD'S Peter Schroeck has been the busiest team manager in the country with three teams to look after – but that won’t be the case any longer after the demise of the Premiership Spires. In this week's edition, Schroeck explains the club's reasoning and backs calls for a change to one league: "We can't just keep putting plasters on every year, and that's what has been happening. Everybody's hanging on to TV deals, etc., and all sorts of things. Coming together as one league would make us a lot stronger as a country again – it's more respectable and you've got different riders every week at different tracks. I just think the whole thing makes sense. Okay, you might lose one or two riders, or maybe even more who will just want to ride in Poland. So be it. Bring the young ones through and change the format."

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OXFORD'S Peter Schroeck has been the busiest team manager in the country with three teams to look after – but that won’t be the case any longer after the demise of the Premiership Spires. In this week's edition, Schroeck explains the club's reasoning and backs calls for a change to one league: "We can't just keep putting plasters on every year, and that's what has been happening. Everybody's hanging on to TV deals, etc., and all sorts of things. Coming together as one league would make us a lot stronger as a country again – it's more respectable and you've got different riders every week at different tracks. I just think the whole thing makes sense. Okay, you might lose one or two riders, or maybe even more who will just want to ride in Poland. So be it. Bring the young ones through and change the format."

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HE'S done it! Bartosz Zmarzlik has been crowned World Champion for a record-equalling sixth time but spare a thought for Australian debutant Brady Kurtz, who took the series right down to the very last race, won an unprecedented fifth consecutive GP – and then discovered it still wasn't enough to depose the reigning champion! Full coverage from the last GP of the season in Vojens in this week's Speedway Star, with Zmarzlik revealing: "I remember when I was young; all the time I was watching Tony (Rickardsson). He was a man from a different galaxy. Now I have the same number of gold medals as him. It's really something amazing. This is an amazing moment for me because when I was young, I was always dreaming about becoming World Champion. Now I am 30 years old, I have six world titles, and this is unbelievable for me. It is really tough. I have been in the GP for 10 years and won nine medals. This is really hard work, and not only for me – my team and family work hard too."

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HE'S done it! Bartosz Zmarzlik has been crowned World Champion for a record-equalling sixth time but spare a thought for Australian debutant Brady Kurtz, who took the series right down to the very last race, won an unprecedented fifth consecutive GP – and then discovered it still wasn't enough to depose the reigning champion! Full coverage from the last GP of the season in Vojens in this week's Speedway Star, with Zmarzlik revealing: "I remember when I was young; all the time I was watching Tony (Rickardsson). He was a man from a different galaxy. Now I have the same number of gold medals as him. It's really something amazing. This is an amazing moment for me because when I was young, I was always dreaming about becoming World Champion. Now I am 30 years old, I have six world titles, and this is unbelievable for me. It is really tough. I have been in the GP for 10 years and won nine medals. This is really hard work, and not only for me – my team and family work hard too."

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THE showdown for the world title is capturing the imagination as Bartosz Zmarzlik and Brady Kurtz prepare to do battle in the final Grand Prix of the season in Vojens. The Pole, seeking a record-equalling sixth individual crown to match Ivan Mauger and Tony Rickardsson, takes a three-point lead into the decider but has little margin for error as Australian Kurtz sets his sights on becoming World Champion for the first time. In this week's edition, we talk to some of the sport's biggest names to see how they think things will play out in Denmark, including America's former World No. 1 Bruce Penhall. The American legend says: "I'm going to watch this one, for sure. I have only just started getting into it because I'm away from speedway, I'm busy with work and busy with the kids, the grandchildren. Usually, I tape it, but I'll be watching this time. It’s on around noon so I'm going to be here at my house and I'm going to turn it on and have a look at how it all works out. This Zmarzlik guy is amazing, Kurtz has won four in a row, there will be no more GPs after this one so it’s all down to one night between two guys."

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THE showdown for the world title is capturing the imagination as Bartosz Zmarzlik and Brady Kurtz prepare to do battle in the final Grand Prix of the season in Vojens. The Pole, seeking a record-equalling sixth individual crown to match Ivan Mauger and Tony Rickardsson, takes a three-point lead into the decider but has little margin for error as Australian Kurtz sets his sights on becoming World Champion for the first time. In this week's edition, we talk to some of the sport's biggest names to see how they think things will play out in Denmark, including America's former World No. 1 Bruce Penhall. The American legend says: "I'm going to watch this one, for sure. I have only just started getting into it because I'm away from speedway, I'm busy with work and busy with the kids, the grandchildren. Usually, I tape it, but I'll be watching this time. It’s on around noon so I'm going to be here at my house and I'm going to turn it on and have a look at how it all works out. This Zmarzlik guy is amazing, Kurtz has won four in a row, there will be no more GPs after this one so it’s all down to one night between two guys."

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INJURIES are nothing new to Dan Gilkes, who reckons he's lost two seasons' worth of racing since Covid thanks to time on the sidelines recuperating. But the philosophical Brit will be back in 2026 hoping for a clear run at last and in thios week's magazine, he reveals: "It's just part of the sport. No rider goes through their career without an injury. Some are, you know, more lucky than others. It's part and parcel of what we do. What people don't realise is that even after you recover from injury, it takes time to get race-fit again and be up to speed with machinery. It's easy for me to come back and keep strong. I'm mentally strong, I know what it takes. I've been here before with other injuries. Mindset is such a big thing in speedway, but I know the process and what I have to keep doing to get back on track as soon as the time is right."

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INJURIES are nothing new to Dan Gilkes, who reckons he's lost two seasons' worth of racing since Covid thanks to time on the sidelines recuperating. But the philosophical Brit will be back in 2026 hoping for a clear run at last and in thios week's magazine, he reveals: "It's just part of the sport. No rider goes through their career without an injury. Some are, you know, more lucky than others. It's part and parcel of what we do. What people don't realise is that even after you recover from injury, it takes time to get race-fit again and be up to speed with machinery. It's easy for me to come back and keep strong. I'm mentally strong, I know what it takes. I've been here before with other injuries. Mindset is such a big thing in speedway, but I know the process and what I have to keep doing to get back on track as soon as the time is right."

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