HE may have been wearing his lucky pants and socks, but there was nothing fortunate about Drew Kemp's victory in the British Under-19 Championship at Redcar. In this week's Speedway Star, we talk to Sheffield's young up-and-comer as he continues to make a name for himself in the sport. It wasn't a bad week either for Swedish ace Freddie Lindgren, who picked himself up from an horrific pile-up to win Saturday's Grand Prix in Malilla, from where Leon Madsen emerged with a six-point advantage at the top of the standings. Full GP coverage from Sweden as always, plus a look ahead to this weekend's GP Challenge in Croatia with Danish hopeful Mikkel Michelsen.

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HE may have been wearing his lucky pants and socks, but there was nothing fortunate about Drew Kemp's victory in the British Under-19 Championship at Redcar. In this week's Speedway Star, we talk to Sheffield's young up-and-comer as he continues to make a name for himself in the sport. It wasn't a bad week either for Swedish ace Freddie Lindgren, who picked himself up from an horrific pile-up to win Saturday's Grand Prix in Malilla, from where Leon Madsen emerged with a six-point advantage at the top of the standings. Full GP coverage from Sweden as always, plus a look ahead to this weekend's GP Challenge in Croatia with Danish hopeful Mikkel Michelsen.

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THE Speedway Control Bureau have cracked down hard following the events at Eastbourne a week ago, handing out bans for Craig Cook, Edward Kennett and Claus Vissing. The riders and clubs involved appear unimpressed and this item could have further legs. Just when many were prepared to concede the SEC title to Artem Laguta, a cracking Vojens round ripped the form book up! Speaking of cracking...the Masters offered up grasstrack racing at its best, full report and pictures in this week's issue. It's back on-track for the second half of the Grand Prix campaign this weekend, Malilla in Sweden the destination. Martin Vaculik, one of the men in-form, feels it's time to register a win. All this plus some advice on how to take things in your stride from cover star Jake Allen.

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THE Speedway Control Bureau have cracked down hard following the events at Eastbourne a week ago, handing out bans for Craig Cook, Edward Kennett and Claus Vissing. The riders and clubs involved appear unimpressed and this item could have further legs. Just when many were prepared to concede the SEC title to Artem Laguta, a cracking Vojens round ripped the form book up! Speaking of cracking...the Masters offered up grasstrack racing at its best, full report and pictures in this week's issue. It's back on-track for the second half of the Grand Prix campaign this weekend, Malilla in Sweden the destination. Martin Vaculik, one of the men in-form, feels it's time to register a win. All this plus some advice on how to take things in your stride from cover star Jake Allen.

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THE Grand Prix season has reached the halfway mark – five down, five to go – and stands a very good chance of becoming the tightest gold medal race since the inception of the GP in 1995. Bartosz Zmarzlik may have claimed his second win of 2019 at a sold-out Wroclaw last weekend, but it was only good enough to keep him in a three-way tie for first place alongside Leon Madsen and Emil Sayfutdinov on 61 points. With Martin Vaculik and Patryk Dudek a mere two and five points further back respectively, it will take a brave man to predict a winner at this stage. Catch up with the GP latest in this week's Speedway Star, plus interviews with front cover star Nicolai Klindt and Jordan Jenkins...and Craig Cook’s verdict on an eventful and feisty night at Eastbourne!

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THE Grand Prix season has reached the halfway mark – five down, five to go – and stands a very good chance of becoming the tightest gold medal race since the inception of the GP in 1995. Bartosz Zmarzlik may have claimed his second win of 2019 at a sold-out Wroclaw last weekend, but it was only good enough to keep him in a three-way tie for first place alongside Leon Madsen and Emil Sayfutdinov on 61 points. With Martin Vaculik and Patryk Dudek a mere two and five points further back respectively, it will take a brave man to predict a winner at this stage. Catch up with the GP latest in this week's Speedway Star, plus interviews with front cover star Nicolai Klindt and Jordan Jenkins...and Craig Cook’s verdict on an eventful and feisty night at Eastbourne!

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OH what a night! And not just for newly-crowned British Champion Charles Wright either, as speedway put on its best bib and tucker and enthralled a big Manchester crowd, as well as the watching television audience, with a memorable national final on Monday night. We have all the reaction from Belle Vue in this week's Speedway Star, plus reports and pictures from round two of the European Championship in Torun, a look ahead to round five of the SGP in Wroclaw as the series reaches its halfway mark, and an interview with new GP supremo Steve Gould.

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OH what a night! And not just for newly-crowned British Champion Charles Wright either, as speedway put on its best bib and tucker and enthralled a big Manchester crowd, as well as the watching television audience, with a memorable national final on Monday night. We have all the reaction from Belle Vue in this week's Speedway Star, plus reports and pictures from round two of the European Championship in Torun, a look ahead to round five of the SGP in Wroclaw as the series reaches its halfway mark, and an interview with new GP supremo Steve Gould.

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HALF-RIDER, half pundit... this week's front cover star Scott Nicholls may have 25 years of racing on the clock, but that won't stop him from stepping out of the BT Sport studio to take a tilt at British title No. 8 at the National Speedway Stadium on Monday night. Don't miss our exclusive interview with one of speedway's most popular riders in this week's edition. Plus, full coverage of the Speedway of Nations in Russia, where the hosts made it back-to-back wins, but the Brits had a weekend to forget. Meanwhile, Swindon have a notable anniversary to celebrate – so we kickstart the Robins' party with a look back to the club's opening meeting 70 years ago this week.

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HALF-RIDER, half pundit... this week's front cover star Scott Nicholls may have 25 years of racing on the clock, but that won't stop him from stepping out of the BT Sport studio to take a tilt at British title No. 8 at the National Speedway Stadium on Monday night. Don't miss our exclusive interview with one of speedway's most popular riders in this week's edition. Plus, full coverage of the Speedway of Nations in Russia, where the hosts made it back-to-back wins, but the Brits had a weekend to forget. Meanwhile, Swindon have a notable anniversary to celebrate – so we kickstart the Robins' party with a look back to the club's opening meeting 70 years ago this week.

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IN an era when speedway's infamous 'numbers game' can mean riders losing their team place at the drop of a hat, long-serving club stalwarts are becoming something of a rare breed. Not so at Scunthorpe, where this week's front cover star Josh Auty has just clocked up his 300th appearance for the Scorpions. We talk to the Yorkshireman, as well as Britain’s Chris Harris ahead of his trip to Russia with the Lions for this weekend's Speedway of Nations. We've got full coverage of the Young Lions' silver medal performance in the Under-21 World Cup, Stoke's NL Fours triumph...plus a trial meeting on the Isle of Wight which could have interesting implications for the sport in the future.

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IN an era when speedway's infamous 'numbers game' can mean riders losing their team place at the drop of a hat, long-serving club stalwarts are becoming something of a rare breed. Not so at Scunthorpe, where this week's front cover star Josh Auty has just clocked up his 300th appearance for the Scorpions. We talk to the Yorkshireman, as well as Britain’s Chris Harris ahead of his trip to Russia with the Lions for this weekend's Speedway of Nations. We've got full coverage of the Young Lions' silver medal performance in the Under-21 World Cup, Stoke's NL Fours triumph...plus a trial meeting on the Isle of Wight which could have interesting implications for the sport in the future.

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GERMAN flyer Erik Riss is back in Championship racing with the Redcar Bears – and in this week's edition, the King's Lynn double-upper tells Phil Lanning about his compulsion for perfection: "I'm not sure where I get this focus and drive from. Maybe it’s a German thing, maybe it's a genetic thing, I'm not sure." We also have full coverage from Hallstavik where Emil Sayfutdinov claimed his first Grand Prix win in six years, report and pictures from round three of the World Longtrack Championship in Muhldorf, plus a look ahead to two big nights this week – the final of the World Under-21 Team Championship at Belle Vue on Friday and the NL Fours at Stoke on Saturday.

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GERMAN flyer Erik Riss is back in Championship racing with the Redcar Bears – and in this week's edition, the King's Lynn double-upper tells Phil Lanning about his compulsion for perfection: "I'm not sure where I get this focus and drive from. Maybe it’s a German thing, maybe it's a genetic thing, I'm not sure." We also have full coverage from Hallstavik where Emil Sayfutdinov claimed his first Grand Prix win in six years, report and pictures from round three of the World Longtrack Championship in Muhldorf, plus a look ahead to two big nights this week – the final of the World Under-21 Team Championship at Belle Vue on Friday and the NL Fours at Stoke on Saturday.

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SPEEDWAY'S dark side reared its ugly head recently when Sam Norris was seriously injured in a crash at Glasgow during the British Youth Championship. The teenager has now been transferred to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge nearer his home and is expected to be there for some time. Sam's mum Claire talks candidly to Speedway Star's Phil Lanning in this week's edition about the long road ahead for her son. Also in our July 6 issue, on sale Thursday, Ryan Douglas interview, Hallstavik GP preview and Off the Beaten Track pays a visit to the Isle of Wight.

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SPEEDWAY'S dark side reared its ugly head recently when Sam Norris was seriously injured in a crash at Glasgow during the British Youth Championship. The teenager has now been transferred to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge nearer his home and is expected to be there for some time. Sam's mum Claire talks candidly to Speedway Star's Phil Lanning in this week's edition about the long road ahead for her son. Also in our July 6 issue, on sale Thursday, Ryan Douglas interview, Hallstavik GP preview and Off the Beaten Track pays a visit to the Isle of Wight.

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