BRITISH SPEEDWAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2026

(SPEEDWAY 1)
SCOTT TAKES TITLE

JODY Scott scored a 15-point maximum to lift the British Under-19 title at Plymouth on Saturday, September 19.
Scott reeled off five wins out of five, the most crucial of which came when he met the similarly unbeaten Cooper Rushen in Heat 17 with both riders having 12 points at that stage.
From gate two it was Scott who took the advantage as he and Rushen contested the first bend, and that saw him secure the title with his King’s Lynn team-mate having to be content with runners-up spot.
Last year’s winner Luke Harrison was third on 13 points and with Will Cairns fourth on 12 it meant it was the same four riders taking the top four places as in 2025, albeit in a different order.
Best of the rest were Ryan Ingram and Jordy Loftus, who both scored creditable ten point totals.
Scott said: “There were so many emotions when I came back in. Obviously I was second last year, third in 2024 and finally I’ve topped it off in my last year in it, so it’s an unreal moment.”

(SPEEDWAY 2)

WORKINGTON climbed off the foot of the Cab Direct Championship with a 47-43 win over Redcar in their final fixture of the season.
The Bears led by eight points at the halfway stage but as has been the story of their campaign, they were unable to maintain the advantage.
The Comets levelled with a 5-1 from Tate Zischke and Vinnie Foord in Heat 12, and with the scores level at 42-42 with one race remaining Jonas Jeppesen and Troy Batchelor defeated Charles Wright and Jake Allen in the decider.
Jeppesen scored 13 for the home side with Batchelor on 12+1 as they moved ahead of Oxford in the final standings, whilst Wright notched 11 for the Bears who have had to settle for sixth in the table. They will defend their BSN Series crown against Poole during the coming week.

(FIXTURES)

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 21:
ROWE MOTOR OIL PREMIERSHIP PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 1st leg: Ipswich v Belle Vue 7.30

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22:
BSN SERIES FINAL 1st leg: Redcar v Poole 7.30

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23:
BSN SERIES FINAL 2nd leg: Poole v Redcar 7.30