SPEEDWAY NEWS AND FIXTURES
24 July 2005 - British Speedway Promoters Association

KING''S Lynn have denied they are to blame for the collapse of Sebastian Tresarrieau''s move to Workington.

Comets boss Graham Drury claimed the Stars had lodged a bid with the Isle of Wight to take the Frechman on a full transfer. But Stars co-promoter Jonathan Chapman said: ''It is wrong of Mr Drury to try and attach the blame to ourselves when he jumped the gun by announcing the signing.''

ORGANISERS of next Sunday''s World Cup qualifier featuring Great Britain at Swindon are keen to stress that cash can be paid for tickets on the say. The box office will be open from 12 noon and gates will open at 4pm for a meeting which see Britain face the Czech Republic, Denmark and Russia. British boss Neil Middleditch said: ''It''s a massive meeting and we want as much support as possible.''

(FIXTURES)

SUNDAY JULY 24:
PREMIER LEAGUE KNOCKOUT CUP: Glasgow v Rye House 4pm
PREMIER LEAGUE: Newcastle v Isle of Wight 5.30, Newport v Reading OFF CONFERENCE LEAGUE: Newport v Sittingbourne OFF Buxton Wimbledon 3pm, Scunthorpe v Boston 3pm CONFERENCE LEAGUE KNOCKOUT CUP: Mildenhall v Oxford 5pm

MONDAY JULY 25:
SKYBET ELITE LEAGUE: Peterborough v Coventry 7.30, Wolverhampton v Belle Vue 7.30 PREMIER LEAGUE: Exeter v Glasgow 7.30, Reading v Rye House 7.30 CONFERENCE LEAGUE: Oxford v Armadale 7pm followed by Oxford v Newport

TUESDAY JULY 26:
PREMIER LEAGUE: Isle of Wight v Glasgow 7.30

WEDNESDAY JULY 27:
PREMIER LEAGUE KNOCKOUT CUP: Belle Vue v Swindon 7.45, Arena Essex v Eastbourne 7.45 SKYBET ELITE LEAGUE: Poole v Coventry 7.30 CHAMPIONS CHASE: King''s Lynn 7.30 CONFERENCE LEAGUE: Wimbledon v Scunthorpe 7.30

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