2025 BetGoodwin Oxford Spires

BETGOODWIN Oxford Spires’ No 1 Charles Wright scored five and three points respectively in the two British Grand Prix rounds at the National Speedway Stadium in Manchester over the weekend on Friday and Saturday – playing his part in two absorbing and exciting meetings. The 36-year-old from Stockport was the wildcard rider for both events,

BETGOODWIN Oxford Spires suffered a 38-52 home defeat to the King’s Lynn Stars in the ROWE Motor Oil Premiership at the BetGoodwin Oxford Stadium last night (Thursday). Spires never led, although they did level the scores at 18-18, after a 4-2 from Charles Wright and Maciej Janowski in Heat 6. Spires held a 5-1 in

BETGOODWIN Oxford Spires return to action for the first time in over a fortnight when they host King’s Lynn Stars in a crucial ROWE Motor Oil Premiership clash at the BetGoodwin Oxford Stadium on Thursday evening (June 12) at 7.30pm. King’s Lynn and Oxford are currently tied on six points in the league table, and

PLEASE NOTE, due to rained off fixtures at other tracks, Oxford Speedway have co-operated and agreed to the following fixture changes for the BetGoodwin Oxford Spires in the ROWE Motor Oil Premiership. Two of our home meetings at the BetGoodwin Oxford Stadium have swapped – our clash with Ipswich Witches now takes place on Monday,

BETGOODWIN Oxford Spires lost out 32-58 in their lunchtime ROWE Motor Oil Premiership encounter at Belle Vue’s National Speedway Stadium earlier today on Bank Holiday Monday. The fixture went ahead, despite the threat of rain. There was a smattering of the wet stuff both at the start and end of the meeting, while the heavens

BETGOODWIN Oxford Spires travel to Belle Vue’s National Speedway Stadium in Manchester for a Bank Holiday Monday (May 26) clash in the ROWE Motor Oil Premiership which commences at 12 noon. Craig Cook is ruled out by the 7-day regarding illness, and Spires will use rider replacement in his absence. Spires will line-up in the