There is great news on the fixtures front for Wolves – they don’t have another one until a week on Saturday.
Wolverhampton’s marathon wait for a British champion is doomed to go into a 52nd year.
Wolves’ supporting cast stepped into the spotlight for their very own awards night.
Two crucial refereeing verdicts in the same heat proved decisive as Wolves narrowly failed to post their first away win of the Elite League season.
Old campaigner Jon Armstrong and rising tyro Ashley Morris salvaged a last-gasp victory for Dudley Heathens on a night of compelling drama at Monmore Green.
The ageless Peter Karlsson led Wolves to three welcome Elite League points on a night when superb on-track action was overshadowed by off-track tragedy.
Wolves put up their best ever show in speedway’s Elite League Pairs before being knocked out in the semi-finals.
On a night when Fredrik Lindgren showed all his skills to produce a perfect 18-point maximum, it was Tyson Burmeister who got the biggest cheer at Monmore Green.
Team boss Peter Adams hit out at two controversial decisions after Wolves just failed to snatch victory.
Teenage hopeful Ashley Morris came of age as Dudley took a big step towards National League Shield success with a win over Buxton in the first leg.
Super Swedes Peter Karlsson and Fredrik Lindgren were the last-gasp saviours as Wolves inflicted a first defeat of the season on table-topping Eastbourne.
Birmingham captain Krzysztof Kasprzak scored a brilliant paid maximum to inspire his side to their first Elite League points of the new season.
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