2013 STARTING LINE-UP
Olly Allen   
Born: Norwich, Norfolk
May 27, 1982
Average: 9.62   
Anders Mellgren
Born: Hagfors, Sweden
June 22, 1991
Average: 6.47   
Tyson Nelson
Born: Gosford, Australia
May 4, 1993
Average: 5.33   
Jason Bunyan
Born: Milton Keynes, Bucks
March 9, 1979
Average: 5.14   
Jason Garrity
Born: Droylsden, Manchester
November 9, 1993
Average: 4.79
Simon Lambert   
Born: Boston, Lincs
February 21, 1989
Average: 4.41   
Kasper Lykke
Born: Esbjerg, Denmark
April 13, 1994
Average: 4.28

Rye House Stadium,Rye Road, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire EN11 0EH.
TELEPHONE: (01992) 440400.
WEBSITE: www.ryehouserockets.co
 
MAIN SPONSOR: Silver Ski Holidays Ltd.
TEAM COLOURS: Blue/gold and white rocket.
RACE-NIGHT: Saturday (7.00 pm).
OFF RACE-NIGHT: Bank Holiday Mondays (2.00 pm). Sundays
(2.00 pm). 
STADIUM FACILITIES: Grandstand and covered terracing on home straight. Understand fish and chip bar. Other refreshment outlets on the home straight and next to the pits. There are two licensed bars, one above the grandstand with excellent views of the start/finish straight and one on the fourth bend.

CAR: Take A10 to Hoddesdon, and exit approximately eight miles north of M25. At roundabout at town’s edge, go straight over to the next roundabout and bear left into Essex Road, then first left into Pinder Road. Then go left over bridge into Fisherman’s Way. At end, turn right over River Lea bridge and the stadium is on the right next to Rye House Inn. From Harlow and the A414, exit at signs for Roydon. At T-junction bear left and then immediately right into Rye Road. Go through the waterworks’ toll gate (50p) and stadium is on the left in one mile. There is free parking within the stadium.
TRAIN: Rye House station is next to the stadium and can be accessed from Liverpool Street and East Anglia.
BUS: There is virtually no local bus service.
 

ADULTS: £16.
STUDENTS/OAPs: £14.
CHILDREN (12-16)    £5.
CHILDREN (under 12)    Free
PROGRAMME: £2.

TRACK LENGTH: 262 metres.
TRACK RECORD: 55.1 seconds.
RECORD HOLDER: Chris Neath (May 31, 2010).

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1980, 2005, 2007 (D2).
KO CUP: 1979 (D2).
PREMIER TROPHY: 2005.