News Archive - 2018

The oldest Monarch has passed away
We have been informed from Australia of the passing (on 20th December) of one of the greatest Monarchs, Don Cuppleditch, at the age of 95. As far as we know he had been the oldest surviving Monarchs' rider.
  Latest News | 6 years ago
Club Shop: Sale Now On
Head to the online Club Shop now to grab a fantastic deal in the sale!
  Latest News | 6 years ago
Justin Sedgmen rode in the
South Australian Championship at Gillman Speedway on Friday evening. Justin scored 12 to qualify straight to the Final before finishing fourth. Former Monarch Max Fricke was unbeaten on his way to winning the Final.
  News Snippet | 6 years ago
Justin Sedgmen rides
in the South Australia Championship at Gillian Speedway on Friday evening.
  News Snippet | 6 years ago
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas from the Directors of Edinburgh Speedway (1986) Limited and the riders and management of the Edinburgh Monarchs.
  Latest News | 6 years ago
Bus running for Burns Supper: Book soon!
The next event for Monarchs' supporters to look forward to is the Monarchs 100 Burns Supper on Saturday January 12th at the Danderhall Miners Club, with former Monarch and 4-times Scottish Open Champion Rory Schlein as the special guest.
  Latest News | 6 years ago
Ricky back at no. 1
Our top average man for the start of the 2019 season will be Ricky Wells, entering his third season with the club. He rode at no. 1 in all his matches last season other than the final one!
  Latest News | 6 years ago
Gold Membership 2019: Join Now!
Monarchs are pleased to announce that Gold Memberships are now on sale for the 2019 season offering even better value than in 2018!
  Latest News | 6 years ago
Second season for Joel
Joel Andersson is returning to Armadale for his second season having come good in 2018 after a slow start. He missed the closing matches with a foot injury which certainly didn't do the team's fortunes any good in these important fixtures.
  Latest News | 6 years ago
Luke looks forward
Luke Ruddick is looking forward enthusiastically to his first taste of full-time racing at Championship level, having ridden for four seasons with Mildenhall and Coventry in the National League.
  Latest News | 6 years ago
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