Dudley Heathens got their double desire at ‘Monmore Wood’ last night – victory and a clean bill of health.
A brilliant performance from Tai Woffinden saved Wolves as they won this derby match not once but twice.
You know a team is struggling when both of its riders are disqualified from the same race – one of them twice.
Wolves star Tai Woffinden goes into tonight’s double-header at Eastbourne on the back of his finest performance of the season in a black and gold race jacket.
The bad news about a top-heavy Wolves side is that its lesser lights can be exposed by a more balanced outfit.
AS Robert Louis Stevenson put it, “to travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive”.
Dudley Heathens are promising free entry for children next week and an extra end of season meeting after their heaviest home defeat since reforming.
Freddie Lindgren showed the silk and the steel as Wolves notched that rare feat, a comfortable win.
Wolves star Tai Woffinden is determined to race more with his head and a little less with his heart.
In a sport of fine margins, half a wheel may just have turned round Dudley Heathens’ season.
For the third successive home league match, Wolves sneaked home in a last-heat decider.
One race win, a dismal average of under two points a match and a series of crashes hardly represent the American dream for Wolves rider Tyson Burmeister.
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