PROSPECTIVE BIRMINGHAM OWNER TONY MOLE IS CONSIDERING HIS NEXT MOVE AFTER HIS BID TO BRING SPEEDWAY BACK TO THE SECOND CITY WAS REJECTED BY A SINGLE CASTING VOTE.
21 October 2005 - British Speedway Promoters Association

The vote at Thursday''s Council meeting was split 4-4 with six absentions, but chairman Councillor David Roy had the final say.Mole said: ''It was naturally very disappointing and I must now go back to the landlords to discuss the situation.''

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FORMER Sheffield star Simon Stead made a victorious return to Owlerton by lifting the Northern Classic in a dramatic finale.
Home riders Andre Compton and Sean Wilson both crashed out of the Final leaving Stead to beat Magnus Karlsson for the title.
Stead said: ''It was a high quality field in the Final and I''m absolutely delighted to come back to a place I love and win a meeting like this.''

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FRIDAY OCTOBER 21:
PREMIER LEAGUE KNOCKOUT CUP FINAL: King''s Lynn v Rye House 7.30
INDIVIDUAL: Weymouth OFF

SATURDAY OCTOBER 22:
CRAVEN SHIELD FINAL: Eastbourne v Poole v Oxford 7.30
PREMIER LEAGUE KNOCKOUT CUP FINAL: Rye House v King''s Lynn 7pm
NORTHUMBRIAN OPEN: Berwick 7pm
CONFERENCE LEAGUE: Stoke v Weymouth 7.30

SUNDAY OCTOBER 23:
WEST ROW INDIVIDUAL: Mildenhall 5pm
CONFERENCE CHALLENGE: Buxton v Great Britain Under 18''s 3pm, Scunthorpe v Sheffield 3pm

MONDAY OCTOBER 24:
SKYBET ELITE LEAGUE: Oxford v Wolverhampton 7.30
CONFERENCE LEAGUE: Boston v Armadale 7.30

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