• Contact us
  • Advertise with us
  • Cumbria Crack app
  • About us
Sunday, July 5, 2026
cumbriacrack.com
  • News
  • Sport
    • All sport
    • Carlisle United
  • Business
  • What’s on
  • Food & drink
  • Jobs
No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Sport
    • All sport
    • Carlisle United
  • Business
  • What’s on
  • Food & drink
  • Jobs
No Result
View All Result
cumbriacrack.com
No Result
View All Result
Home Sport

Adam Roynon to miss out on Comets and Cheetahs battle

by Cumbria Crack
25/06/2024
in Sport
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
Adam Roynon. Picture: British Speedway

Former Workington rider will Adam Roynon, miss out as Comets visit Oxford Cheetahs in a top-of-the-table battle.

Roynon is an absentee from the big Cab Direct Championship showdown between first and second after picking up an injury on his Oxford debut.

The Barrow-born Roynon was a 28-day replacement for the injured Henry Atkins but he suffered ligament damage to his shoulder in a crash at Redcar on Friday in the reserve race.

Despite that, Roynon bravely completed the meeting at the Ecco Arena, scoring 3+1, including taking a vital third place in Heat 14.

Seventeen-year-old Jody Scott, fresh from scoring 10+1 for Oxford Chargers at Leicester on Sunday, will guest in place of Roynon.

Oxford team manager Peter Schroeck said: “Adam wasn’t right at Redcar after the incident in Heat 2 and our thanks go to him for completing that meeting.

“We wouldn’t have taken the draw and gained a precious extra point without him. I don’t think he’ll be out for long, but he’s not going to be fit for tomorrow night.

“Jody has shown himself to be right on the pace and he deserves a shot around Oxford for the Cheetahs.

“The boys showed all their battling abilities last week, with both the home meeting against Poole and the away meeting at Redcar going all the way to a Super Heat.

“I would to prefer to avoid one of those this week if we can – they’re not too good for the blood pressure!

“Workington are in second place in the Cab Direct Championship for a reason – they’ve got a strong side.

“They are led by two very recognisable faces in Craig Cook and Troy Batchelor. We would love to take all three points off them, but there’s no way we will underestimate them.”

There are three points up for grabs, since there is also an aggregate bonus point on offer, following a tight contest in Cumbria on May 25, which the Comets edged by 46-44.

Workington will travel south in good heart and at full strength as Celina Liebmann returns at reserve after her outstanding performance at the first-ever FIM Women’s Speedway Gold Trophy meeting in Teterow, Germany.

Comets team manager James Denham said: “We go there looking for the win with a full strength team and Celina, I’m sure, will be buzzing after her win back home in Germany.”

Teams

  • Monarch Oxford Cheetahs: Sam Masters, Cameron Heeps, Luke Killeen, Jordan Jenkins, Scott Nicholls (C), Ashton Boughen, Jody Scott.
  • Workington Comets: Craig Cook (C), Tate Zischke, Antti Vuolas, Claus Vissing, Troy Batchelor, Celina Liebmann, Sam McGurk.
Previous Post

Woman killed in A592 crash named

Next Post

Arrests after concerns raised about dog’s welfare in Penrith

Have you read?

Bach and Rasser return to complete Comets line-up for 2018
Sport

Ex-Workington Comet’s nine-month speedway ban

05/07/2026
Shropshire exact double revenge on Cumbria
Sport

Cumbria to face Staffordshire this weekend

05/07/2026
Work to begin on new West Cumbrian football pitch facilities
Sport

FA Cup: Penrith and Carlisle City at home but Kendal Town to travel

05/07/2026
Georgia Stanway to leave Bayern Munich
Sport

Georgia Stanway joins Arsenal

05/07/2026
Hounds compete at Eskdale and Ennerdale Foxhound Puppy Show
Sport

Festival of Hound Trailing returns this weekend

03/07/2026
Ex-pro Workington Town player Bill Pattinson dies aged 81
Sport

Ex-pro Workington Town player Bill Pattinson dies aged 81

03/07/2026

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Subscribe to our mailing list to receive daily updates direct to your inbox!

*We hate spam as much as you do. Privacy Statement

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

33 Middlegate
Penrith
Cumbria
CA11 7SY

Phone: 01768 862313
Email: [email protected]

Registered in England as Barrnon Media Limited. No: 12475190
VAT registration number: 343486488

Explore

  • Home
  • News
  • Business
  • Sport
  • Carlisle United
  • What’s on
  • Jobs

Useful links

  • Contact us
  • Send a sport report
  • Get our app
  • Advertise with us
  • About us

Follow us on

Newsletter

Subscribe to our mailing list to receive daily updates direct to your inbox!

*We hate spam as much as you do. Privacy Statement

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

© Barrnon Media Limited 2023

Terms & Conditions / Privacy Policy / Cookie Policy
This website and its associated newspaper are members of the Independent Press Standards Organisation
No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Sport
    • All sport
    • Carlisle United
  • Business
  • What’s on
  • Food & drink
  • Jobs

© 2026 JNews - Premium WordPress news & magazine theme by Jegtheme.