News Archive - July 2009

THE WEATHER WINS AGAIN
So much preparation went in to making the Scottish Open a success, and there was a very good crowd gathering, but in the end the relentless rain foiled all the attempts to stage the meeting.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
SPECIAL GUEST - PETER DUNCAN
Peter Duncan, former Blue Peter presenter and star of the well-remembered speedway serial "King Cinder", will be special guest at the Homecoming Scottish Open on Friday.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
BIRMINGHAM MATCH POSTPONED
The Scotwaste Monarchs' visit to Birmingham in the Premier League has been postponed.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
HOMECOMING SCOTTISH OPEN - SPONSORED BY KEYLINE
This is always one of our biggest meetings of the season as 16 riders contest the longest running individual championship in British Speedway.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
MONARCHS GO POLITICAL
Scotwaste Monarchs' Ryan Fisher and Matthew Wethers met the sports minister Shona Robison today ? and they persuaded her to try a Speedway bike!
  Latest News | 16 years ago
Start time
for the Homecoming Scottish Open (sponsored by Keyline) on Friday is 7.15 pm - earlier than usual because of the 22 races.
  News Snippet | 16 years ago
MAX ON HIS WAY
Max Dilger joins the Monarchs on Wednesday, the first German rider to race for us.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
THIRD IN THE FOURS
The Scotwaste Monarchs battled their way to third place in the Fours on Saturday, behind winners Workington and runners-up Somerset.
  Latest News | 16 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Scunthorpe Scorpions
Two points down after five heats with Andrew Tully injured in his first heat, we seemed to be up against it in the second leg of the Premier Trophy semi-final.
  Match Report | 16 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Scunthorpe Scorpions
Having emerged victorious in the Premier Trophy semi final first leg a couple of weeks ago, the Scotwaste Monarchs look to finish the job on Friday when they again face the Scunthorpe Scorpions.
  Preview | 16 years ago
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