The Workington contingent scored 21 points between them last night to help Redcar Bears beat Oxford Cheetahs 48-42 in the Championship.
Former Comet Charles Wright led the way as he won his first two races and finished with nine points plus two bonus points.
Current Workington number one Connor Bailey won his fourth and final outing to finish with seven and a bonus while 16-year-old Luke Harrison won the reserve race and finished with five points from his three rides.
Elsewhere last night West Cumbrian Richard Lawson put in another solid guest performance, top-scoring for Birmingham in their 51-39 defeat at Scunthorpe.
Lawson won three of his six rides and kept Birmingham in the contest, although comfortably beaten in the end.
In a National Development League meeting at Edinburgh the injury-hit Monarchs Academy side edged out Berwick Bullits 46-44. Carlisle-based Mark Parker scored two points.
Steve Boxall, who was the final rider added to the line-up for today’s Susan Roper Memorial meeting at Workington on his come-back to the sport after six years out, top scored for Berwick with 13.
