Then this is the place where you can find out all you need to know about how to get started and get involved.
This page will be updated with additional training schools at other British tracks in due course...
SCUNTHORPE SPEEDWAY
TRAINING TRACK DETAILS Scunthorpe Speedway’s 92-metre mini track was built in 2007 and has proven to be an extremely popular addition. It’s size makes it ideal for smaller engine bikes (up to 250cc) and is perfect for introducing new riders to sliding. Riders have progressed from the mini track into all the British leagues and, at least one, has ridden in the World Team Cup whilst the Wayne Carter sessions also provide a great environment and all the necessary equipment for fans of all ages, and from all over the country, to have a speedway experience. The sessions, which need to be booked and paid for in advance can be arranged by texting Richard Hollingsworth on 07832-402167. The cost for riders with their own bikes is £32 and, for those who need to use the club’s bikes and equipment (everything is provided), it is £77. Typically sessions take place every second or third week and more information can be found at www.scunthorpe-speedway.com/?page_id=51
OPEN PRACTICE. TRAINING SCHOOLS AND EXPERIENCE DAYS ON SCUNTHORPE MAIN TRACK Throughout the year there are regular practices, training schools and experience days on the club’s 285-metre main track which has its own air fence. Riders of all ages, abilities and confidence levels are welcome to attend and the club take great care to ensure that riders are grouped appropriately. Initially, no licences are required, as three free day permits are available. Sessions are not only run by the club but by AMSA (Amateur Motorcycle Speedway Academy) and Wayne Carter. Hire bikes are available on the AMSA and Wayne Carter Sessions and a full list of the events and contact numbers are available on the club website Track Calendar www.scunthorpe-speedway.com/?page_id=73
AMATEUR MEETINGS FOR SPEEDWAY AND NON-SPEEDWAY BIKES Ever since January 2008 the club have run regular amateur meetings for riders of all abilities. There are currently six adult classes (Open, Support and Novice Classes are ability based; Upright Open and Upright Support are two ability-based classes for upright engines and there is a class with an upper engine size limit of 160cc for riders wanting to race on a budget with any speedway bike under 160cc (125/140/150/160 etc). There are four youth classes (500cc, 250cc and two ability bases 125/150cc classes ensuring that even a raw novice has a place to start racing). In addition, there are 12 non-speedway classes for flat track bikes, pit bikes, mini bikes, inappropriate bikes (ones that aren’t designed to be raced on shale), MX bikes etc. etc. ensuring that the track is used as often as possible and by as many people as possible. Regular competitors can compete for the Summer Championship or Winter Series titles and for more details either text Richard Hollingsworth on 07832-402167 or go to www.facebook.com/groups/scunnyamateurs or www.scunthorpe-speedway.com/?page_id=2358
CONTACT DETAILS For Wayne Carter session on the main track and the mini track; corporate days, track hires and amateur meetings please text Richard Hollingsworth on 07832-402167 or email him at scunnyraceway@gmail.com
SCB NEWS HEADLINES
SCB STATEMENT: E-BIKES
Friday March 28, 2025
BOTH the Speedway Control Bureau (SCB) and the British Speedway Promoters Ltd (BSP Ltd) continue to support the Youth Development of British Riders at all tracks. Read the full story...
FIM HOMOLOGATED HELMETS
Wednesday March 12, 2025
The Speedway Control Bureau (SCB) would like to give notice to riders reference the decision by the FIM that only FIM Homologated Helmets will be allowed in FIM events as from the 2026 season. Read the full story...
GEOFF DALBY AWARD
Monday March 03, 2025
On Saturday 1st March the Association of Referees (ASR) held their annual AGM prior to the start of the 2025 season. Read the full story...
LEN SILVER 1932 – 2024
Tuesday October 15, 2024
IT is with deep sadness that British Speedway reports the passing of legendary former promoter, rider and manager Len Silver. Read the full story...
2025 SCB SEMINARS
Friday October 11, 2024
The Speedway Control Bureau will be hosting their SCB Officials Seminars prior to the 2025 Season at the following venue's on the arranged dates - Read the full story...
SCB STATEMENT: EMIL SAYFUTDINOV
Tuesday September 10, 2024
On Tuesday 10th September the Speedway Control Bureau (SCB) recieved an injury/sick note for Ipswich Rider Emil Sayfutdinov who despite representing his Polish Club on Sunday 8th September was unable to travel to the UK due to dehydration and exhaustion following the event in Poland. Read the full story...