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STARS LOOK TO FINISH JOB

Monday October 01, 2018
KING’S Lynn take an eight-point lead into the second leg of their Premiership play-off semi-final against Belle Vue at the Adrian Flux Arena tonight (Monday).

The Stars were sensational in the second half of last week’s opening clash in Manchester to turn a 16-26 deficit into a 49-41 lead, but the Aces themselves responded strongly with a big win at Swindon last Thursday in their last regular league fixture.

The hosts are at full strength whilst Craig Cook is still ruled out for the Aces, who operate rider-replacement, with Tobiasz Musielak coming in for Dan Bewley, and Coty Garcia replaces Mark Riss at reserve.

Stars promoter Keith Chapman said: “I want to say how proud I am to see smiles back on the faces of the people supporting King’s Lynn Speedway.

“This time last year it was all over for us but I was already plotting our next season and working out a strategy to get this great club back where it belongs.

“Naturally, I would love to go on to win the league and cup double. That would be some achievement. However, we have Belle Vue to deal with tonight and Somerset in the KO Cup Final. We will be taking nothing for granted.”

Aces skipper Max Fricke said: “We’ve definitely missed both Dan and Craig the last few weeks but I think it’s credit to the rest that we’ve got as far as we have, and we’re not out of it yet.

“We felt really good early doors last week. We were strong and it showed through the lead we managed to build up. But as the track started to get some dirt, it came to them at the end.

“It does leave us with work to do on Monday but nothing is guaranteed. As far as I’m concerned, the pressure’s off us. We go there with nothing to lose and everything to gain from this next leg.”


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UPCOMING FIXTURES...
17/10/18 1930 Somerset v King's Lynn (P-KOC F)
17/10/18 2000 Eastbourne v Coventry (NL PO SF)
17/10/18 1930 Birmingham v Heathens Select v Wolves Select (3TT)
18/10/18 1930 King's Lynn v Somerset (P-KOC F)
19/10/18 2000 Lakeside v Workington (CS Final.1) (at RH)
20/10/18 1830 Workington v Lakeside (CS Final.2) - Prov
20/10/18 2000 Workington v Lakeside (Championship) - Prov
20/10/18 1830 Coventry v Eastbourne (NL PO SF)
20/10/18 1900 Stoke v Plymouth (TPNL)
21/10/18 tbc    Lakeside v Peterborough (Championship POSF) - TBC
21/10/18 1700 Scunthorpe v Workington (C-KOC F)
21/10/18 1930 Eastbourne v Mildenhall (NL PO F or TPNL)
21/10/18 1500 Buxton v Birmingham (TPNL)
21/10/18 1845 British 125cc Final, Scunthorpe
22/10/18 1930 NGK Spark Plugs Olympique, Wolverhampton
24/10/18 1900 Stoke v Eastbourne (TPNL)
26/10/18 2000 Eastbourne v Mildenhall (TPNL) - Prov
 
LATEST RESULTS...
MONDAY OCTOBER 15:

NGK SPARK PLUGS OLYMPIQUE
@ Wolverhampton - OFF
Re-staging date: Monday October 22, 7.30pm

SUNDAY OCTOBER 14:
 
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 1st leg
Glasgow 51 – Claus Vissing 13+2
Workington 38 – Rasmus Jensen 12
 
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 2nd leg
Lakeside v Peterborough - OFF
Re-staging date: Sunday October 21
 
Workington 52 – Mason Campton 16
Glasgow 38 – Ricky Wells 13
Workington win 90-89 on aggregate.
 
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 1st leg
Coventry v Eastbourne - OFF
Re-staging date: Saturday October 20, 6.30pm
 
TRAVEL PLUS NATIONAL LEAGUE
Buxton v Birmingham - OFF
Re-staging date: Sunday October 21, 3pm
 
SATURDAY OCTOBER 13:
 
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL
Workington v Glasgow - OFF
Re-staging: Sunday October 14, 7.30pm
 
CHAMPIONSHIP KO CUP SEMI-FINAL 2nd leg
Peterborough 51 – Simon Lambert 15+2
Scunthorpe 39 – Jake Allen 11
Scunthorpe win 98-82 on aggregate.
 
NATIONAL LEAGUE KO CUP FINAL 2nd leg
Eastbourne 58 – Tom Brennan 13+1
Mildenhall 32 – Drew Kemp 13
Eastbourne win 96-84 on aggregate.
 
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12:

 NATIONAL LEAGUE KO CUP FINAL, 1st leg   
Mildenhall 52 (Drew Kemp 15+1) 
Eastbourne 38 (Tom Brennan 11)
 
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL
Glasgow v Workington - OFF
Re-staging: Sunday October 14, 1.30pm
 
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10:

PREMIERSHIP GRAND FINAL, 2nd leg
King’s Lynn 51 (Erik Riss 13+2)
Poole 39 (Josh Grajczonek 8)
Poole win 92-88 on aggregate.
 
MONDAY OCTOBER 8:
 
PREMIERSHIP GRAND FINAL, 1st leg
Poole 53 (Nicolai Klindt 11+2)
King’s Lynn 37 (Robert Lambert 12)

THE LAURELS, Kent
1 Jon Armstrong (Coventry)
2 Nathan Stoneman (Kent)
3 Dan Gilkes (Unattached)
4 Richard Andrews (Plymouth)

SUNDAY OCTOBER 7:
 
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 1st leg
Peterborough 44 – Simon Lambert 16+1
Lakeside 46 – Adam Ellis 12+1
 
TRAVEL PLUS NATIONAL LEAGUE
Buxton 38 – Tom Woolley 12+1
Stoke 52 – Max Clegg 18
National League points: Buxton 0 Stoke 4
 
Mildenhall 53 – Drew Kemp 10/Josh Bailey 10
Birmingham 37 – Nathan Stoneman 15+1
National League points: Mildenhall 3 Birmingham 0
 
Stoke 50 – Max Clegg 18
Buxton 39 – Tom Woolley 13+2
National League points: Stoke 3 Buxton 0
 
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 1st leg
Coventry v Eastbourne - OFF
 
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6:
 
FIM WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Round 10
TORUN GRAND PRIX OF POLAND, Torun
1 Tai Woffinden (GB)
2 Artem Laguta (Rus)
3 Emil Sayfutdinov (Rus)
4 Niels-Kristian Iversen (Den)
 
FINAL STANDINGS
1 Tai Woffinden (GB) 139
2 Bartosz Zmarzlik (Pol) 129
3 Fredrik Lindgren (Swe) 109
4 Maciej Janowski (Pol) 104
 
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 1st leg
Lakeside v Peterborough (at Rye House) - OFF
Re-staging date: Sunday October 14 @ 2pm
 
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL 1st leg
Eastbourne v Coventry - OFF
 
TRAVEL PLUS NATIONAL LEAGUE
Stoke v Buxton - OFF
Re-staging date: Sunday October 7 @ 7pm.

 

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