A SECOND German World Champion to follow in the tyretracks of Egon Muller? It might not be such a fanciful prospect given the way Belle Vue's Norick Blodorn has been making progress in the sport. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "For sure, I have seen Egon's win in 1983, it is always popping up on YouTube. My uncle Tommy Dunker raced against him for a long time. So I have seen and know all the history of Germany in speedway. It's 50/50 how people think of Egon in Germany. Some people hated that he became World Champion. But what he did for speedway in Germany for me was very important. Hopefully I can be that rider to take Germany to the top again after waiting 40 years. But I think that's a dream for every single rider. I think it would be even better to be the second German World Champion. I need to reach the GPs first then think about being World Champion!"

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A SECOND German World Champion to follow in the tyretracks of Egon Muller? It might not be such a fanciful prospect given the way Belle Vue's Norick Blodorn has been making progress in the sport. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "For sure, I have seen Egon's win in 1983, it is always popping up on YouTube. My uncle Tommy Dunker raced against him for a long time. So I have seen and know all the history of Germany in speedway. It's 50/50 how people think of Egon in Germany. Some people hated that he became World Champion. But what he did for speedway in Germany for me was very important. Hopefully I can be that rider to take Germany to the top again after waiting 40 years. But I think that's a dream for every single rider. I think it would be even better to be the second German World Champion. I need to reach the GPs first then think about being World Champion!"

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AUSTRALIAN Justin Sedgmen has been impressing in his homeland this winter with some impressive results Down Under – and is finally putting the pandemic nightmare of 2020 well and truly behind him. Stranded in the UK that summer, he recalls: "To be honest, at the time, I didn't really feel like it was going to stay like that and always be that bad. Obviously it was a pretty rubbish time. I just wasn’t allowed to ride speedway. I was in a very unfortunate and bad position and I couldn't actually go home either. I could have returned to Australia if I'd wanted to spend a lot of money and stay in hotels because at the time there were still pandemic isolation restrictions in place. I just had to kind of suck it up really. The strange thing is that I felt like I was actually riding well. Everything happens for a reason really and works out in its own weird ways."

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AUSTRALIAN Justin Sedgmen has been impressing in his homeland this winter with some impressive results Down Under – and is finally putting the pandemic nightmare of 2020 well and truly behind him. Stranded in the UK that summer, he recalls: "To be honest, at the time, I didn't really feel like it was going to stay like that and always be that bad. Obviously it was a pretty rubbish time. I just wasn’t allowed to ride speedway. I was in a very unfortunate and bad position and I couldn't actually go home either. I could have returned to Australia if I'd wanted to spend a lot of money and stay in hotels because at the time there were still pandemic isolation restrictions in place. I just had to kind of suck it up really. The strange thing is that I felt like I was actually riding well. Everything happens for a reason really and works out in its own weird ways."

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THE latest instalment of our Brits series catches up with Chris Harris, a rider whose name will forever be linked to one unforgettable night in Cardiff in 2007. "It's funny, I keep seeing on Facebook my Grand Prix final win over Greg and Jason. That video clip is on so much. That was obviously a special moment and something I'll never forget. Definitely something to show the grandkids. Whenever that video clip pops up on my Facebook I always stop and watch it. It's inspiring for me, it’s a constant reminder of what I can do. I guess the British Grand Prix is the biggest meeting of my career because it was the World Championship, the size of the crowd and being at Cardiff. Obviously the manner in which I won it, that's what makes it my favourite."

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THE latest instalment of our Brits series catches up with Chris Harris, a rider whose name will forever be linked to one unforgettable night in Cardiff in 2007. "It's funny, I keep seeing on Facebook my Grand Prix final win over Greg and Jason. That video clip is on so much. That was obviously a special moment and something I'll never forget. Definitely something to show the grandkids. Whenever that video clip pops up on my Facebook I always stop and watch it. It's inspiring for me, it’s a constant reminder of what I can do. I guess the British Grand Prix is the biggest meeting of my career because it was the World Championship, the size of the crowd and being at Cardiff. Obviously the manner in which I won it, that's what makes it my favourite."

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THE USA and a Rest of the World select lock horns in California this weekend – and in this week's edition, we talk to home prospect Luke Becker about a rare team event in the States, as well as a big European season ahead this summer as he targets further progress towards an SGP berth. "I'm a big believer that everything happens for a reason and when the time is right, my time will come and I can qualify," he says. "Everybody I've talked to that's been in the series says it's a whole different ball game at that level. You can be consistently beating these guys and doing well in the leagues, then go to the Grand Prix and it will be a whole different story. It's definitely not easy and I know I'm still young but I think this will be a crucial year of taking it to that next level. I do put a lot of pressure on myself but at the same time I feel that it makes me do what I need to do. I’ve still got a lot more time in my career but I hope 2023 is the year to take it to that next step."

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THE USA and a Rest of the World select lock horns in California this weekend – and in this week's edition, we talk to home prospect Luke Becker about a rare team event in the States, as well as a big European season ahead this summer as he targets further progress towards an SGP berth. "I'm a big believer that everything happens for a reason and when the time is right, my time will come and I can qualify," he says. "Everybody I've talked to that's been in the series says it's a whole different ball game at that level. You can be consistently beating these guys and doing well in the leagues, then go to the Grand Prix and it will be a whole different story. It's definitely not easy and I know I'm still young but I think this will be a crucial year of taking it to that next level. I do put a lot of pressure on myself but at the same time I feel that it makes me do what I need to do. I’ve still got a lot more time in my career but I hope 2023 is the year to take it to that next step."

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IPSWICH'S new signing Keynan Rew reckons he's "pretty lucky" to be heading to Britain to join the Witches this summer after 'only' cracking bones in his spine in a crash Down Under in December. The teenager reveals in this week's magazine: "It was a bit of a racing incident in Brisbane. I guess it comes with the sport sadly, it was at the end of the year just before Christmas for my time off and the holiday season. It could have definitely been worse at a different time of the season and coming back to Europe. I went into the fence without an airfence which wasn't ideal. I've had a few big crashes in my career but I didn't really know what was wrong, I knew there was something in the middle of my back. I've had worse pain before... but I just felt I should go to the hospital and have it checked. It was better to be safe."

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IPSWICH'S new signing Keynan Rew reckons he's "pretty lucky" to be heading to Britain to join the Witches this summer after 'only' cracking bones in his spine in a crash Down Under in December. The teenager reveals in this week's magazine: "It was a bit of a racing incident in Brisbane. I guess it comes with the sport sadly, it was at the end of the year just before Christmas for my time off and the holiday season. It could have definitely been worse at a different time of the season and coming back to Europe. I went into the fence without an airfence which wasn't ideal. I've had a few big crashes in my career but I didn't really know what was wrong, I knew there was something in the middle of my back. I've had worse pain before... but I just felt I should go to the hospital and have it checked. It was better to be safe."

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KYLE Newman will be back on home shale this summer after agreeing a return to Poole where he will ride for the Pirates for the first time since 2017. In this week's magazine, he looks back on an injury-troubled 2022 season with Oxford and Redcar, as well as his departure from Wimborne Road five years ago: "If you are not hurt by it, you are not showing emotion for that club, which I do every time I put the jacket on. But it's speedway, and it happens. It is what it is. I wouldn't be back here now if we weren't over that and moving forward with things. I don't need motivational things like a point to prove. The only point I have to prove is to myself. Once the initial rawness of being sacked died off, of course you want to come back. It is still my hometown club."

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KYLE Newman will be back on home shale this summer after agreeing a return to Poole where he will ride for the Pirates for the first time since 2017. In this week's magazine, he looks back on an injury-troubled 2022 season with Oxford and Redcar, as well as his departure from Wimborne Road five years ago: "If you are not hurt by it, you are not showing emotion for that club, which I do every time I put the jacket on. But it's speedway, and it happens. It is what it is. I wouldn't be back here now if we weren't over that and moving forward with things. I don't need motivational things like a point to prove. The only point I have to prove is to myself. Once the initial rawness of being sacked died off, of course you want to come back. It is still my hometown club."

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A THREE-TIMES winner of the British Under-19 Championship, Drew Kemp suddenly finds himself without a team place in this country – only two months after winning a league and cup double with Championship Poole. In his week's magazine, he reveals how he will focus on making the most of an opportunity with Polish side Rawicz. "The problem is that when I was 15-years-old, I burst onto the scene. I was still pretty unknown. I started riding speedway in 2016 and within two years I was a No. 1 in the National League. I think people expected that and I was naive to expect that of myself. People thought I would keep progressing that same way. That's what has made it worse. When you have that expectation from other people, you also have it from yourself. I think the most frustrating thing of all, at times I do show glimpses of my best. I believe my best is better than most other riders. I might not have the experience of the older riders, but I certainly believe I can mix it up with them."

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A THREE-TIMES winner of the British Under-19 Championship, Drew Kemp suddenly finds himself without a team place in this country – only two months after winning a league and cup double with Championship Poole. In his week's magazine, he reveals how he will focus on making the most of an opportunity with Polish side Rawicz. "The problem is that when I was 15-years-old, I burst onto the scene. I was still pretty unknown. I started riding speedway in 2016 and within two years I was a No. 1 in the National League. I think people expected that and I was naive to expect that of myself. People thought I would keep progressing that same way. That's what has made it worse. When you have that expectation from other people, you also have it from yourself. I think the most frustrating thing of all, at times I do show glimpses of my best. I believe my best is better than most other riders. I might not have the experience of the older riders, but I certainly believe I can mix it up with them."

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POLISH PGE Ekstraliga giants Wroclaw have invited British prospect Nathan Ablitt to join their squad for training ahead of the start of the new season – which makes it even more puzzling that the teenager currently finds himself without a team place in Britain's top two tiers. After being a victim of the numbers game and losing his place at Poole, Ablitt is determined to make the most of what he describes as "a massive opportunity" at Wroclaw. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "There isn't really a better place you can ride. Hopefully the year I did at Belle Vue last year has given me that bit of experience on the bigger tracks. Training with those guys will be even more beneficial to me, especially at a young age. It's something I am looking forward to. I really can.t wait to get out there, get going and get my foot in the door in Poland."

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POLISH PGE Ekstraliga giants Wroclaw have invited British prospect Nathan Ablitt to join their squad for training ahead of the start of the new season – which makes it even more puzzling that the teenager currently finds himself without a team place in Britain's top two tiers. After being a victim of the numbers game and losing his place at Poole, Ablitt is determined to make the most of what he describes as "a massive opportunity" at Wroclaw. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "There isn't really a better place you can ride. Hopefully the year I did at Belle Vue last year has given me that bit of experience on the bigger tracks. Training with those guys will be even more beneficial to me, especially at a young age. It's something I am looking forward to. I really can.t wait to get out there, get going and get my foot in the door in Poland."

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