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Monarch Edition
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Comment now on the latest news at the Forum FERRY NICE Merseyside back on GP calendar Merseyside will host the British Grand Prix for a fourth time after a four year absence from the calendar. The 30,000 capacity Riverside Arena returns to host the sports premier meeting 18 years after making it’s first appearance in the series, when it was less than half the size. Quantock’s Coleridge Way meanwhile has gone from a 9,000 capacity stadium to a mega 56,000 arena in the same period, it will stage the second of this years home nation meetings in the series, the European GP. For the Rangers it’s GP number five in the space of just 13 years, they having also hosted the British round four times, the latest tie just two seasons ago. Despite it’s size, Coleridge Way is not the biggest purpose built speedway stadium in the county, that accolade goes to Southampton’s Michigan Park, last years hosts’ of the European GP, this year they get one of the final qualifying rounds to the series. Other big winners from the MLSA allocations include Altrincham (World Championship 2nd Round), Don Valley (British Final) and California (Division One Riders Championship). Laceby have been handed the Club Pairs Final, boosting their hopes of winning that competition, however they have to qualify for the decider first, something they haven’t managed to do in their previous 14 years in the sport. On the track Denaby completed the only 100% record in pre-season with a 42-47 victory at Benfleet, they have been made favourites to win the League Championship title for the first time having finished as runners-up to Don Valley in SL26. Altrincham’s Alex Beard won the BU19 Championship after scoring a maximum in this season’s final at Sankey.
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