News Archive - May 2006

LAWSON OUT
William Lawson has a fractured left elbow from his crash at Glasgow on Monday.
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WILLIAM STILL HOPEFUL
William Lawson goes for his x-rays late on Wednesday afternoon, still hopeful that he may be fit to ride in Scotwaste Monarchs' match with Sheffield on Friday.
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CRASH AFTERMATCH FOR WILLIAM
William Lawson has an arm injury and machine damage in the wake of Monday's heat 14 crash at Ashfield.
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Matthew Wethers,
one of the most popular riders we have ever had, reaches the age of 21 today (Tuesday) - congratulations!
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LAWSON CRASH ROBS US OF VICTORY
William Lawson crashed spectacularly in heat 14 at Ashfield when he was just a lap away from clinching the Spring Trophy.
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Glasgow Tigers v Edinburgh Monarchs
William Lawson's crash in heat 14 proved to be our undoing as we unluckily lost the Spring Trophy at Ashfield.
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Glasgow Tigers v Edinburgh Monarchs
It's the second of our four scheduled visits to Ashfield this season, the previous visit in the Premier Trophy ending in a five point defeat which ultimately wasn't enough for the bonus point. A five point defeat this time, however, would spell success because we take with us a six point lead from the first leg which was curtailed by the weather to 12 races.
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Scorers from Sunday
were: Henrik Moller 4+2 from 2 rides for Ostrow in a 72-18 win over Krosno, Sean Stoddart 0 for Newcastle v Workington, though reportedly not enjoying much luck.
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Theo Pijper
finished third in the World Longtrack semi-final at Pfarrkirchen, behind Germans Robert Barth and Gerd Riss but ahead of another two Germans, Daniel Backer and Enrico Janoschka. He is through again to the GP series.
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SPRING TROPHY DECIDER
Monarchs go to Glasgow on Monday night to defend their six-point advantage in the 2006 Spring Trophy.
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