REDCAR'S Charles Wright might have seen his life take a different path away from speedway if he'd followed through on thoughts of quitting. But he decided to stick with it and now draws inspiration from a former team-mate who went onto big things. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "In 2013 I took a step back from speedway. I just did the National League, was working and then got the opportunity with Somerset. I thought I'll give it one more go. From then on, I've never looked back. It's hard to believe now that I almost quit. But Somerset signed me in 2013 and I've gone on from there. Jason Doyle was in that Somerset side of 2013. I think we won everything that year in the Premier League. Doyley is my inspiration, he's worked hard to get where he wants to be and there's no reason why I can't do the same."

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REDCAR'S Charles Wright might have seen his life take a different path away from speedway if he'd followed through on thoughts of quitting. But he decided to stick with it and now draws inspiration from a former team-mate who went onto big things. In this week's magazine, he reveals: "In 2013 I took a step back from speedway. I just did the National League, was working and then got the opportunity with Somerset. I thought I'll give it one more go. From then on, I've never looked back. It's hard to believe now that I almost quit. But Somerset signed me in 2013 and I've gone on from there. Jason Doyle was in that Somerset side of 2013. I think we won everything that year in the Premier League. Doyley is my inspiration, he's worked hard to get where he wants to be and there's no reason why I can't do the same."

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BELLE VUE'S Norick Blodorn enjoyed a memorable career highlight in 2025 when he led Germany to an FIM gold medal in the Speedway of Nations 2. It was one of the biggest upsets of recent times in speedway and in this week's magazine, Blodorn reveals: "A fun fact was that we were in the same hotel as the Danish team. The night before they had a big table for dinner, including legends like Nicki (Pedersen) and Hans (Andersen). Us Germans just had a tiny table in the corner. Just me and my dad while Mario was on another table because the restaurant was too busy to put us together. We didn’t even manage to be on one table. We were just the little guys on our own but we still managed to get the gold!"

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BELLE VUE'S Norick Blodorn enjoyed a memorable career highlight in 2025 when he led Germany to an FIM gold medal in the Speedway of Nations 2. It was one of the biggest upsets of recent times in speedway and in this week's magazine, Blodorn reveals: "A fun fact was that we were in the same hotel as the Danish team. The night before they had a big table for dinner, including legends like Nicki (Pedersen) and Hans (Andersen). Us Germans just had a tiny table in the corner. Just me and my dad while Mario was on another table because the restaurant was too busy to put us together. We didn’t even manage to be on one table. We were just the little guys on our own but we still managed to get the gold!"

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TAI Woffinden is building up to his racing return in the spring – and Britain's most decorated rider scoffs at suggestions that he will not be physically or mentally prepared when he takes to the track once again. In this week's edition, the three-time World Champion reveals: "I think what people need to remember is I didn't see the side that everybody else saw. So when I say it was just another crash, it was just another crash. It's kind of like not registered in my mental calendar because I was jacked-up on so many meds and strong painkillers and stuff. So for me, it's like I crashed, I'm talking to the people on the track, I go in the ambulance, go in the helicopter, get airlifted, pass out in the airlift, and then I walk out of the hospital and it's like rehab, rehab, rehab, rehab. Let's get better."

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TAI Woffinden is building up to his racing return in the spring – and Britain's most decorated rider scoffs at suggestions that he will not be physically or mentally prepared when he takes to the track once again. In this week's edition, the three-time World Champion reveals: "I think what people need to remember is I didn't see the side that everybody else saw. So when I say it was just another crash, it was just another crash. It's kind of like not registered in my mental calendar because I was jacked-up on so many meds and strong painkillers and stuff. So for me, it's like I crashed, I'm talking to the people on the track, I go in the ambulance, go in the helicopter, get airlifted, pass out in the airlift, and then I walk out of the hospital and it's like rehab, rehab, rehab, rehab. Let's get better."

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TRAVELLING Brit Drew Kemp has been loving life in the southern hemisphere after forsaking the 'joys' of a British winter for South America and a crack at the Argentinian Championship. In this week's magazine, he tells us: "I'm 23 now, so I’m mature enough to understand it and realise how much it's going to benefit me. Even without racing a speedway bike, it's a good experience for life, really. Not many people would come to Argentina, would they? For me, it's a good opportunity away from the pressures of racing in the UK, which can be quite tense three, four times a week. So, it’s nice to come here, relax, and do what I like to do. I'm riding borrowed equipment. None of what I'm using is from my own bike, so it has been a good start. I underestimated how difficult it would be. I'd sent a box full of clutch plates and stuff like that, but I sent old ones thinking that I could get away with it."

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TRAVELLING Brit Drew Kemp has been loving life in the southern hemisphere after forsaking the 'joys' of a British winter for South America and a crack at the Argentinian Championship. In this week's magazine, he tells us: "I'm 23 now, so I’m mature enough to understand it and realise how much it's going to benefit me. Even without racing a speedway bike, it's a good experience for life, really. Not many people would come to Argentina, would they? For me, it's a good opportunity away from the pressures of racing in the UK, which can be quite tense three, four times a week. So, it’s nice to come here, relax, and do what I like to do. I'm riding borrowed equipment. None of what I'm using is from my own bike, so it has been a good start. I underestimated how difficult it would be. I'd sent a box full of clutch plates and stuff like that, but I sent old ones thinking that I could get away with it."

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CHRIS Harris has been thrilling speedway crowds for not far short of 30 years – and the Cornishman isn't done yet by a long chalk. In this week's edition, the ever-popular 'Bomber' looks ahead to the new season and reveals: "I can still remember turning up for my first meetings at 15-years-old. It was obviously nerve-wracking. But I've probably got more of a buzz now than what it was. The love of the sport is still there, the hunger is still there and the enjoyment is still there. The family backing is a big thing for me. It's a great thing now with my son Cruz getting into racing so much, the family are all an inspiration. Even the girls...seeing their faces when I come home with a trophy and winning races. To see it in their faces, the enjoyment and the pride that they've got by watching their dad and husband ride like I do, keeps me going."

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CHRIS Harris has been thrilling speedway crowds for not far short of 30 years – and the Cornishman isn't done yet by a long chalk. In this week's edition, the ever-popular 'Bomber' looks ahead to the new season and reveals: "I can still remember turning up for my first meetings at 15-years-old. It was obviously nerve-wracking. But I've probably got more of a buzz now than what it was. The love of the sport is still there, the hunger is still there and the enjoyment is still there. The family backing is a big thing for me. It's a great thing now with my son Cruz getting into racing so much, the family are all an inspiration. Even the girls...seeing their faces when I come home with a trophy and winning races. To see it in their faces, the enjoyment and the pride that they've got by watching their dad and husband ride like I do, keeps me going."

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HAPPY New Year! We head into 2026 with a special edition looking back at everything that happened on Planet Speedway in 2025 – at home and abroad, from the Grand Prix series to the National Development League. This week's issue also features an exclusive interview with World Champion Bartosz Zmarzlik, whose year concluded – as it almost always seems to – with an invite to the FIM Awards gala. The Polish star told us: "The awards are a reminder that we are part of something much bigger than our own discipline. No matter how many times you attend, it never becomes routine. Meeting champions from MotoGP, motocross or enduro puts everything into perspective. What inspires me most is their professionalism and dedication. Riders from MotoGP or motocross operate under huge pressure and expectations, very similar to what we experience in speedway. Watching how they manage their careers, their bodies and their mindset is always motivating and gives you ideas that you can adapt to your own sport."

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HAPPY New Year! We head into 2026 with a special edition looking back at everything that happened on Planet Speedway in 2025 – at home and abroad, from the Grand Prix series to the National Development League. This week's issue also features an exclusive interview with World Champion Bartosz Zmarzlik, whose year concluded – as it almost always seems to – with an invite to the FIM Awards gala. The Polish star told us: "The awards are a reminder that we are part of something much bigger than our own discipline. No matter how many times you attend, it never becomes routine. Meeting champions from MotoGP, motocross or enduro puts everything into perspective. What inspires me most is their professionalism and dedication. Riders from MotoGP or motocross operate under huge pressure and expectations, very similar to what we experience in speedway. Watching how they manage their careers, their bodies and their mindset is always motivating and gives you ideas that you can adapt to your own sport."

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