British Speedway – Easter Rundown & Results

British Speedway delivered a packed Easter schedule with standout performances, dominant team displays and key early-season results across multiple competitions.

Buxton marked their return to racing after nearly eight years away on Easter Sunday, hosting the Regina Chains Fours at Hi-Edge Raceway. A Wolves quartet took the honours with a strong all-round performance, led by Alfie Bowtell who delivered a 12-point maximum. Jack Kingston added nine points as the Wolves finished on 26, four clear of their nearest challengers. Mickie Simpson scored nine for the Kings in second, while Simon Lambert and Jack Smith both hit double figures for the Potters and the home side respectively.

Easter Monday saw a standout individual performance from Dan Bewley as Belle Vue dominated their Knockout Cup double-header against Leicester. Bewley was unbeaten across both fixtures, scoring a 15-point maximum in a convincing home win before adding 17+1 in the away meeting. Despite Leicester taking victory in the second leg, Belle Vue secured the aggregate point. Zach Cook and Peter Kildemand provided strong backing for the Aces, while Ryan Douglas and Sam Masters led the scoring for the Lions across the two meetings.

In the BSN Series, Poole made a statement with a double victory over Plymouth to strengthen their position in the Southern group. The Pirates claimed a 48-42 away win before edging a tight 47-43 contest at Wimborne Road in front of a large Bank Holiday crowd. Key moments across the weekend included decisive heat advantages and consistent scoring throughout the Poole line-up. Richard Lawson led from the front across both meetings, with solid support throughout the team, while Plymouth showed resilience but were unable to turn results in their favour.

Across the Easter weekend, strong individual performances and competitive racing highlighted the depth across British Speedway as the 2026 season continues to build momentum.