News Archive - 2021

Whether you're a Gold Member, ticket holder or EMTV:Live viewer, find out here what Friday's abandonment means for you.

What The Fork Monarchs have made a change in their reserve berth and their new Rising Star rider will be Luke Crang, recently returned to action and the scorer of a paid maximum in the National League on his first appearance for around six years!

Frustration was the main feeling at Armadale when the Cup tie with Birmingham was eventually called off after seven completed heats with the score 26-16. Rain was the winner even though initially the riders and track staff thought racing could resume. Heavy returning showers put paid to that.

What The Fork Monarchs are at full strength, whilst Birmingham have Rider Replacement in effect for Valenin Grobauer plus Jason Edwards steps in for Jack Thomas who picked up a non-speedway injury. Tap here for the full line-ups!

Wow! What an absolutely fabulous weekend of speedway – Scottish style! We knew it would be close against the Tigers, but, come on...

With restrictions easing, the operating procedure has changed slightly at Armadale Stadium. Find out what measures are in place to ensure your safety this evening.

Still getting our breath back from last weekend, we now look forward to a visit from a very attractive Birmingham team in our Knockout Cup quarter final tie this Friday.

Order your copy of the What The Fork Monarchs v Birmingham Brummies Knock Out Cup Quarter Final Matchday Magazine now - a perfect accompaniment to your EMTV:Live experience!

What The Fork Monarchs number 5 Richie Worrall will line up in the upcoming British Final next month.