News Archive - March 2012

SOME PLUS POINTS IN DEFEAT
We were understandably a bit rusty but still supplied five different race winners as we went down 49-41 at Redcar in our first match of the season.
  Latest News | 12 years ago
Redcar Bears v Edinburgh Monarchs
All of our riders did something in our opening fixture at Redcar last night as we went down 49-41. They just didn’t do quite enough.
  Match Report | 12 years ago
GREAT LINEUP, EXCITING START
The Armadale 2012 speedway season starts on Friday with the individual classic the David Harrison Ford Scottish Open Championship, with a lineup which has caught the imagination.
  Latest News | 12 years ago
TEAM ON TRACK AT LAST
In spite of Friday’s postponement due to the first bad weather for ages, the track seemed in excellent condition for the team to have their practise session last night.
  Latest News | 12 years ago
The Derek Sneddon Kartingapolis
finished 1. Andrew Pennycook, 2. Charles Wright 3. Theo Pijper. Matthew Wethers was harshly excluded from the final.
  News Snippet | 12 years ago
SCOTTISH OPEN: FIELD COMPLETE FOR THE DAVID HARRISON FORD OPEN
The final three names for next Friday’s season opening David Harrison Ford Scottish Open at Armadale are Monarchs’ own Andrew Tully plus the powerful Danish star Ulrich Ostergaard from Redcar, and Elite League Aussie Ty Proctor of Wolverhampton.
  Latest News | 12 years ago
SCOTTISH OPEN: ANOTHER 3 FOR THE DAVID HARRISON FORD OPEN
The Scottish clubs are to the fore as we announce a further three contenders for the David Harrison Ford Scottish Open – the captain of the Scotwaste Monarchs Matthew Wethers, plus Glasgow Tigers’ James Grieves and Josh Grajczonek.
  Latest News | 12 years ago
WE'RE ALMOST THERE
The speedway season at Armadale is now just round the corner and Scotwaste Monarchs fans will have their first chance of the year to see the whole team in action when the riders take to the track for a practice session on Friday 16th March.
  Latest News | 12 years ago
The ever increasing price of diesel
has forced us to raise the price of the coach from Edinburgh to Armadale each week to £8 return. The child price remains the same at £3. For those who make the journey regularly a season pass is available for £100 cutting the cost in half for the season.
  News Snippet | 12 years ago
TWO POINTS FOR ANDREW IN THE BEN FUND BONANZA
Andrew Tully took the scalps of Ty Proctor and Niels Kristian Iversen in a thrilling Ben Fund Bonanza meeting which started the season at Birmingham this afternoon, won by Brummie Ben Barker.
  Latest News | 12 years ago
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