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TATE ZISCHKE is hoping to end the season on a high and help Workington climb off the bottom of the Cab Direct Championship table.&nbsp;
The Comets go to Plymouth this evening seeking a vital victory in Devon, live on BSN.
A win for Workington at The Coliseum or at home to Redcar next weekend would condemn Oxford to the wooden spoon.&nbsp;
Zischke, 21, has had another classy campaign for the Cumbrians and wants a strong finish for both his clubs.&nbsp;
He said: “I had to take the nine days off for the concussion injury. It was a bit boring not doing much just resting.&nbsp;
“I don’t remember the crash at all. They are the hard ones when you are in front and you don’t know it’s coming and then you hit your head.&nbsp;
“I’ve had a fair few bad head knocks now in my career. But I’ll forget about that now and kick on.&nbsp;
“My first meeting back was at Oxford and I felt really good on the bike straight away in my first heat.&nbsp;
“Everything was working so it was good to carry that on at Northampton for Belle Vue.&nbsp;
“Hopefully we can just keep that going. I’ve got two meetings left with the Comets and hopefully we can finish with two wins. Then it’s Belle Vue with Sheffield and the play-offs.&nbsp;
“I just want to finish the season on a high and that starts with Workington.”
Plymouth host two meetings in four days with the Comets and then Glasgow on Tuesday night.&nbsp;
The Gladiators will be looking to complete the double over the Comets after a 45-43 win in Cumbria in early May.&nbsp;
Plymouth operate rider replacement for injured No.1 Scott Nicholls whilst Workington name a full-strength line-up for their second match in 24 hours following Friday’s defeat at Scunthorpe.
PLYMOUTH: Scott Nicholls R/R, Joe Thompson, Daniel Klima, Ben Barker, Danny King, Anze Grmek, Ben Whalley.
WORKINGTON: Jonas Jeppesen, Vinnie Foord, Tate Zischke, Troy Batchelor, Drew Kemp, Max Perry, Niklas Holm Jakobsen.
Image by Taylor Lanning.&nbsp;

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TATE AIMS FOR GREAT FINALE

BEN BARKER says his Plymouth side are focused on bringing back a trophy to Devon.&nbsp;
The never-say-die local star insists the Gladiators need a strong win over Workington in the Cab Direct Championship this Saturday, live on BSN.
Every meeting now for the club is a vital warm-up for when they eventually face Berwick in the MAXiCab KO Cup final, with dates still to be finalised.&nbsp;
Their last home clash saw a strong win over Poole at The Coliseum, so they are becoming tough to beat.&nbsp;
Barker said: “The plan is to get a trophy in the KO Cup final. The play-offs aren’t out of the window but we’ve got a lot to do to achieve a top four place.
“Our main concentration is on the KO Cup and that includes using our home meetings to be in the best possible shape for whenever the final is.
“That starts with Workington on Saturday. We know that we have to be good at home and a strong win over the Comets is absolutely vital.
“I don’t think it takes a genius to work out that if Tobias Thomsen had stayed fit that we had a recipe for a very good team.
“Scott, Danny and myself have all had knocks as well. This is speedway and these things happen. Ultimately you have to deal with those situations as best you can.&nbsp;
“At this point we want our home form to be good. We want to take a 10 or 12-point lead to Berwick. We rode there really well when we went there in the league. We won on aggregate then, so hopefully we can repeat that.&nbsp;
“We really want to bring a trophy back to Plymouth. It’s been too long and this club deserves it for the effort put in by people behind the scenes. It’s been fantastic promotion so it would be great to have some silverware for all the hard work.”
Image by Taylor Lanning.&nbsp;

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BARKER FOCUS ON TROPHY

LIVE Speedway is to make a sensational return to free-to-air television – with this Saturday’s Cab Direct British Final at Belle Vue to be screened by ITV4 and ITVX.
British Speedway is delighted to have concluded arrangements with ITV plc for the live broadcast of the showpiece major event at the National Speedway Stadium, Manchester on August 15 (7pm).
And in a further boost, long time Championship backers Cab Direct have agreed a deal to become title sponsors of the prestige meeting which will feature Grand Prix star Robert Lambert defending the title.
Lambert, who is currently in contention for the World title, clinched his second British crown last year at the same venue in a deciding race widely regarded as one of the best in the history of the sport.
He overcame former champions Charles Wright, Dan Bewley and Chris Harris in a remarkable four way, four lap battle which went right down to the wire.
Seven riders who have previously won the title figure in the draw, as well as some of the sport’s top rising talent including 16-year-old Cooper Rushen and 17-year-old home favourite Will Cairns.
The return to ITV platforms will evoke memories of televised speedway coverage on the World of Sport programme which ran until the mid-1980s.
Back then, top events such as the World Final, British Final and international Test Matches were regularly featured, bringing the sport to the widest possible audience and making household names out of many of the riders.
Nowadays, ITV4 is the main linear television outlet for ITV Sport, with motorsport playing a key role in its output.
It has become the established home of the British Touring Car Championship, along with being free-to-air broadcast partner of the FIA Formula E series, and outside of motorsport there is a regular Saturday night EFL highlights programme featuring action from all three Football League divisions.
ITVX is the streaming service operated by ITV plc, containing exclusive content in addition to that which is broadcast free-to-air.
Securing the backing of the UK’s leading taxi supplier, Cab Direct, is yet more positive news for the event as the company continue to extend their support for British Speedway. 
Cab Direct have been title sponsors of the Championship league since 2023, subsequently adding the KO Cup competition under the MAXiCab brand, and they will now put their name to one of the sport’s major events for the first time.
Peter Facenna, Managing Director of Cab Direct, said: “We've been proud supporters of British Speedway for several years through our sponsorship of the Cab Direct Championship, so it's fantastic to see the British Final return to free-to-air television.&nbsp;
“ITV coverage will help showcase the speed, skill and excitement of the sport to a wider audience and inspire a new generation of fans.
“Speedway has deep roots in communities across the UK, and we're proud to support an event that celebrates the very best of British Speedway.”
Premiership CEO Phil Morris said: “I’m delighted we can once again bring speedway to free-to-air television, and especially for such a big event as the British Final.
“I’d like to thank everyone who has been involved in putting this all together, and especially Cab Direct for coming on board as title sponsors.
“We plan to make the event a real spectacle, and that will be the case for everyone attending on the night as well as those watching on ITV.
“We know we can expect a night of top-class racing with so much at stake for the riders on a superb circuit which always produces thrilling action.
“Even by Belle Vue’s standards the Final last year was extraordinary, but we hope this year’s event will be just as memorable, and to have it on free-to-air television with ITV is fantastic news for the sport.”
Live coverage from Belle Vue on Saturday August 15 will get underway at 7pm with the meeting parade, with the opening race at 7.15pm.
 
CAB DIRECT BRITISH FINAL DRAW: 1 Anders Rowe, 2 Cooper Rushen, 3 Craig Cook, 4 Robert Lambert, 5 Adam Ellis, 6 Drew Kemp, 7 Will Cairns, 8 Dan Thompson, 9 Jason Edwards, 10 Danny King, 11 Charles Wright, 12 Dan Bewley, 13 Jody Scott, 14 Leon Flint, 15 Chris Harris, 16 Tom Brennan. Reserves: 17 Jake Mulford, 18 Ace Pijper.

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ITV TO SCREEN CAB DIRECT BRITISH FINAL

EDINBURGH suffered a defeat at Poole - despite a heroic performance from reserve Mitchell Cluff.&nbsp;
The Monarchs lost out by 52-38 to their Cab Direct Championship rivals in Dorset on Wednesday night.&nbsp;
Young Aussie Cluff produced a wonderful 14 points from seven rides but it wasn’t enough to stop the home side going top of the table.
Monarchs captain Paco Castagna said: “It was always going to be tough at Poole. They are formidable at their place.&nbsp;
“But we stayed as close as possible and Mitch put in a great display to keep us in it.&nbsp;
“We had some bad luck with crashes as well with a couple of the guys getting hurt, so it’s been a hard night.&nbsp;
“We just have to regroup now for a big match at home to Glasgow on Friday night at Armadale.”
It was close early on but the defending champions Pirates pulled clear comfortably after four races.&nbsp;
Monarchs now have concerns over No.5 Kye Thomson after a big crash in Heat 13 and he misses Northampton's clash tonight. Jordy Loftus will miss Friday night's encounter with concussion.
Image by LannoNews.&nbsp;

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MONARCHS SUFFER DOUBLE BLOW

ROBERT LAMBERT powered himself into the World Championship title race by winning the Lodz Grand Prix.
The Great Britain captain won an epic final ahead of Patryk Dudek and Brady Kurtz.
It pushed him up the standings to 101 points, eight points behind leader Kurtz and defending World Champion Bartosz Zmarzlik with three rounds to go.&nbsp;
The victory for Lambert comes just a fortnight after announcing he is expecting a first child with Polish wife Julia.&nbsp;
He said: “There was a bit of carnage in the first corner. After the first lap being in front was something good.&nbsp;
“But also the race is not done with Brady who loves to race the fence and Partryk on the inside. I didn’t know what to do, which line to run.”
On being in the title race, he added: “The goal will stay the same as the beginning of the season, top seven.&nbsp;
“Obviously that’s adapted a little bit. I’ll now push for a medal and we’ll see what colour it is.”
Image by Taylor Lanning.&nbsp;

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LAMBERT ROARS INTO TITLE RACE

BERWICK captain Jye Etheridge admitted it was a “hard one to take” with the narrow defeat at Workington.&nbsp;
The Bandits let it slip in the latter stages to go down by 48-42 in the Cab Direct Championship in Cumbria on Sunday afternoon.&nbsp;
The clash was delayed for an hour after a nasty crash between Nick Morris and Tate Zischke, which saw the latter taken to hospital.
Along with the narrow away loss at Redcar on Friday night, the latest defeat leaves Berwick’s play-off hopes hanging by a thread.&nbsp;
Etheridge, who scored an outstanding 15 points at Workington, said: “We were in front and then so close for the whole meeting, so losing is a hard one to take.&nbsp;
“It was a similar situation at Redcar on Friday we were in the lead and lost out. It’s frustrating for us.&nbsp;
“We will keep pushing on and fight until the end but it’s tough to lose out when you’ve been in front.”
Team boss Stewart Dickson was equally as gutted with the defeat.
He added: “We could have easily won at Redcar, at home to Workington and then won here at Workington.&nbsp;
“But instead we’ve only picked up three points. We’ve got four meetings to go and we are four points off fourth in the table.&nbsp;
“It’s a big ask now and we’ll probably need to win our remaining four fixtures to stand a chance. That’s still possible but we now have to be perfect.”
That bid for four wins on the bounce starts with the visit of defending champions Poole to Shielfield Park on Saturday night.
There is sure to be an extra edge in this tie after the Bandits eliminated Poole from the KO Cup earlier in the campaign.&nbsp;
Dickson added: “Our home form has been excellent. That will be given its sternest test on Saturday night. Poole will want revenge and they are a very good side.&nbsp;
“They were depleted the last time here and it will be a very different attitude from them.
“It’s a tough run-in for us with Edinburgh home and away and Redcar at Shielfield. They are all winnable. But we’ll have to be at our best, that’s for sure.”
Image by Taylor Lanning.

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"HARD ONE TO TAKE" FOR BANDITS

GLASGOW’S Chris Harris made it 13 races unbeaten at Ashfield after his wife told him to “stop riding like a clown”.
The three-times British Champion has been in swashbuckling form after, by his standards, a patchy start to the season.&nbsp;
Harris, 43, delivered a second successive paid 15 maximum to help the Allied Vehicles Tigers salvage a 45-45 draw with Edinburgh last Friday.&nbsp;
He admitted: “We definitely got out of jail. To come away with a draw, we’ll take that having been six down with two races to go.&nbsp;
“We knew it was going to be tough against Edinburgh. We made hard work of it.&nbsp;
“You’ve got to have your No.1 hitting double figures. In our last two meetings with Edinburgh, Kyle Howarth has been missing.&nbsp;
“It’s so hard to replace him. The guests we had we thought they would be good but they’ve struggled for some reason. Guests are always a gamble.&nbsp;
“People might say we should have gone rider replacement but you don’t know if that would pay off either. It’s just sport, one of those things.&nbsp;
“I don’t know why the scoring has improved, I’ve not really changed anything.&nbsp;
“I think maybe my approach and attitude, I’ve altered that a bit after a good talking to from my wife. She told me to pull my finger out of my backside. She told me to stop riding like a clown!
“Emma wanted me to be like the old Bomber, so that’s all that I’ve done really.&nbsp;
“We have three big meetings ahead at Edinburgh and then Redcar and Poole at home this month. We are going to have to make sure we are on song for all three. The home meetings are must-wins.&nbsp;
“Redcar and Poole have got good riders who can come to Ashfield and score big. All seven of us will have to perform to get the results we need to stay in the top four.&nbsp;
“At Edinburgh on Friday I need to find my gating gloves, that will be tough as it always is.”
It was a last-gasp point secured against the Monarchs having been six down with two races to go and struggling without Kyle Howarth, who announced just three days earlier he was taking a break from the sport.&nbsp;
The Tigers suffered once again with a shockingly poor guest appearance from Jonas Jeppesen.
Now team boss Cami Brown admits the race is on to replace Howarth.&nbsp;
He said: “It’s been an incredibly tough task to bring someone in of Kyle’s calibre. We have to do that before completing 75 per cent of our fixtures, which is this week.&nbsp;
“Most riders now are fully committed to clubs in either the UK, Poland, Sweden or Denmark. There are simply no No.1 or No.5 riders available.&nbsp;
“We have to sort it as soon as possible. We’ve had a disastrous run with guests this season, unfortunately Jeppesen was woeful on Friday night and that cost us big time.&nbsp;
“Kyle is a very honest rider and he’s been totally up front to admit he’s not enjoying speedway right now and that he wants to take a break from the sport.&nbsp;
“He’s had a bad run of knocks and illness this season and plus the fact he’s due to be a dad again any day. He has a lot going on which is difficult if you’re not 100 per cent fit to compete.&nbsp;
“Kyle has been a brilliant servant for us and always gave us 100 per cent so we acknowledge his honesty if he can’t give us his best. We accept his reasons and he leaves with our best wishes.”
IMAGE by Taylor Lanning

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HARRIS TOLD TO STOP "RIDING LIKE A CLOWN"

TAI WOFFINDEN has vowed he will not get back on a speedway bike ever again after quitting the sport.
The five-times World Champion was close to tears when announced his retirement in an emotional social media video three weeks ago.&nbsp;
Woffinden, 35, admitted that the serious injuries over the past year had caught up with him after being told he needed more surgery on his shoulder.&nbsp;
Now the British superstar insists he will never get back on a speedway bike and return to his home in Australia.
Talking at the Monster Energy fanzone in Lodz, Poland, he revealed: “For now I’ve not even thought about what’s next. Honestly, I’m going to sell everything.&nbsp;
“I will never race on a speedway bike again. I’ll probably never even ride on one for fun.&nbsp;
“Because I know that if I go make some laps in Australia in the off-season, I’ll sign a contract and come back here to race. That’s not f****** happening. I’m finished with speedway.&nbsp;
“If some opportunity arises where I’m involved in the sport, I don’t know how that will work because we are going back to live in Australia.
“So there’s lots of questions and I don’t have any answers right now. For now I don’t have any plans for speedway in the future.”
Woffinden was also asked if he could change career and become a commentator for the sport.&nbsp;
He added: “It would be fun. In the last 10 years specifically I’ve really had to suppress who I am as a person because of the media, the contracts with my clubs and sponsors.&nbsp;
“Now I don’t owe any club anything. So I’m going to so whatever the f*** I want.&nbsp;
“My Instagram is going to get pretty f****** wild. I’m going to have some serious fun and post everything because I don’t give a s*** about what anyone thinks anymore. It doesn’t matter.”
 
Images by Taylor Lanning.&nbsp;

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WOFFY VOWS NOT TO RIDE A BIKE AGAIN



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