THE final chequered flag has fallen on Tai Woffinden's incredible career. Twenty years after he first surfaced at Conference League Scunthorpe, and with three World titles behind, Britain's most decorated rider talks about his decision to call it quits: "I've had an incredible journey. I've done so much amazing stuff in the sport, outside the sport…crossover with other athletes from other sports. I've been very blessed to live an amazing life up to now. There just becomes a point when the body has had too much. I'm smart enough to understand that. I'm still able to walk. I have another 20 or 30 years of life ahead of me. The time is right. I had to make a decision."

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THE final chequered flag has fallen on Tai Woffinden's incredible career. Twenty years after he first surfaced at Conference League Scunthorpe, and with three World titles behind, Britain's most decorated rider talks about his decision to call it quits: "I've had an incredible journey. I've done so much amazing stuff in the sport, outside the sport…crossover with other athletes from other sports. I've been very blessed to live an amazing life up to now. There just becomes a point when the body has had too much. I'm smart enough to understand that. I'm still able to walk. I have another 20 or 30 years of life ahead of me. The time is right. I had to make a decision."

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ADAM Ellis returns to the European Championship series this weekend for the first time since 2023. He will be the only British rider in the tournament after being handed a wild card berth and is anticipating some hot competition: "The line-up is pretty stacked. I think since they've had the rule that the winner gets a GP spot, all of a sudden everyone seems to want to do it! So they aren't going to be easy meetings and in all honesty, I think the first one will probably be the toughest for me. I've never been to Zielona Gora before. I'm really looking forward to it. It's a hard line-up but this is where I want to be racing and I’m happy to be in it."

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ADAM Ellis returns to the European Championship series this weekend for the first time since 2023. He will be the only British rider in the tournament after being handed a wild card berth and is anticipating some hot competition: "The line-up is pretty stacked. I think since they've had the rule that the winner gets a GP spot, all of a sudden everyone seems to want to do it! So they aren't going to be easy meetings and in all honesty, I think the first one will probably be the toughest for me. I've never been to Zielona Gora before. I'm really looking forward to it. It's a hard line-up but this is where I want to be racing and I’m happy to be in it."

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JYE Etheridge and Berwick have a Knockout Cup Final to look forward to – and the Australian, who lives in the Border town, knows how much it will mean to the locals. In this week's magazine, the ever-popular 'Reggie' reveals: "So many in the town are into the Bandits as fans. I'll go to the hardware store or just do normal shopping and I'll be stopped by people talking about it. You're always getting questions and it's a really cool feeling. It's something that you probably don't get as much at any other club in the UK. It's very inspiring. When you feel you're doing it for all the fans in the street and in the stadium, I reckon it gives you an extra five per cent. Speedway is much bigger than football in Berwick. It means so much to us to get results and bring home the silverware. We can feel what it would mean to the fans. It's their Saturday night and what they’ve been hoping to see for years."

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JYE Etheridge and Berwick have a Knockout Cup Final to look forward to – and the Australian, who lives in the Border town, knows how much it will mean to the locals. In this week's magazine, the ever-popular 'Reggie' reveals: "So many in the town are into the Bandits as fans. I'll go to the hardware store or just do normal shopping and I'll be stopped by people talking about it. You're always getting questions and it's a really cool feeling. It's something that you probably don't get as much at any other club in the UK. It's very inspiring. When you feel you're doing it for all the fans in the street and in the stadium, I reckon it gives you an extra five per cent. Speedway is much bigger than football in Berwick. It means so much to us to get results and bring home the silverware. We can feel what it would mean to the fans. It's their Saturday night and what they’ve been hoping to see for years."

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FOUR years after a very brief and ill-fated stint with Plymouth, fit-again Edward Kennett is back in the second tier after being snapped up by Oxford. As he looks to get his once very promising career heading in the right direction again, he reveals in this week's magazine: "After that setback at Plymouth, I really wanted to have the plate out before riding any more because I knew if I hit my arm, I could cause more damage. It took quite a few months to get it sorted and once I got it done, it was too late to come back. I was left with a ridiculously high average and no-one was going to take me with that 8.62 figure. It's taken me four years to get back after I sent an email to British Speedway Promoters Ltd. Thankfully, they agreed to reduce my average taking into account the four seasons I missed. It was a good response as far as I was concerned because it has allowed me to race again."

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FOUR years after a very brief and ill-fated stint with Plymouth, fit-again Edward Kennett is back in the second tier after being snapped up by Oxford. As he looks to get his once very promising career heading in the right direction again, he reveals in this week's magazine: "After that setback at Plymouth, I really wanted to have the plate out before riding any more because I knew if I hit my arm, I could cause more damage. It took quite a few months to get it sorted and once I got it done, it was too late to come back. I was left with a ridiculously high average and no-one was going to take me with that 8.62 figure. It's taken me four years to get back after I sent an email to British Speedway Promoters Ltd. Thankfully, they agreed to reduce my average taking into account the four seasons I missed. It was a good response as far as I was concerned because it has allowed me to race again."

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