News Archive - August 2012

ONE WIN AND ONE LOSS IN THE MUD
On what was one of the least enjoyable nights in 16 years of speedway at Armadale, the Scotwaste Monarchs won one and lost one but did at least manage to move into the all-important sixth Playoff qualifying place in the Premier League table.
  Latest News | 13 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Scunthorpe Scorpions
The only thing this match is likely to be remembered for is the admirable way that Scunthorpe’s young riders went about their business.
  Match Report | 13 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Redcar Bears
Edinburgh raised their game for the second part of the double header, against a much less committed opposition side.
  Match Report | 13 years ago
Edinburgh Monarchs v Scunthorpe Scorpions followed by Redcar Bears
In a speedway season like no other, Edinburgh face a Friday night the likes of which they have never faced before with the Premier League double header visit of both Scunthorpe and Redcar coinciding with the simultaneous loss to injury of the two most potent Monarchs riders.
  Preview | 13 years ago
James Grieves and Filip Sitera
are Monarchs' guests for the double header at Armadale on Friday. Online tickets available.
  News Snippet | 13 years ago
SIX POINTS AT STAKE
The Scotwaste Monarchs race their first double header of the season at Armadale Stadium on Friday with an earlier start time of 7pm against the formidable opposition of Scunthorpe Scorpions and Redcar Bears.
  Latest News | 13 years ago
Adam McKinna
rides at no. 6 for us tonight. The search goes on for an available guest for no. 1 but it is likely to be rider replacement. Newcastle use Rene Bach and Mason Campton.
  News Snippet | 13 years ago
WE JUST MISS THE SEMI
The Scotwaste Monarchs pairing made a good showing in the Premier Pairs at Somerset, only missing a semi-final place in the last few yards of our final heat.
  Latest News | 13 years ago
OUR PL PAIRS PAIR
With Craig Cook injured, Andrew Tully and Theo Pijper represent the Scotwaste Monarchs in the Premier Pairs at Somerset on Friday.
  Latest News | 13 years ago
NEWCASTLE OFF
Newcastle and Edinburgh are both teams who like to give fixtures every chance of going ahead, but the match tonight looked doomed long before the decision finally came, with the track looking like a path of slime as the truck circulated trying to save it.
  Latest News | 13 years ago
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