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Craig Cook re-signs for Workington Comets

by Cumbria Crack
11/01/2026
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Craig Cook, the 2024 captain of the Workington Comets, is coming back to the Northside track next season.

Workington Speedway have confirmed the re-signing of the West Cumbrian who spent last season with the Berwick Bandits.

The former Grand Prix competitor and British Champion rejoins the Comets alongside 2024 teammate Tate Zischke, as well as joining new number one Jonas Jeppesen and reserve Vinnie Foord, adding proven top-end firepower.

The 38-year-old from Cleator Moor has already stepped up his preparations for 2026, vowing to make sure that he and the Comets will be in the hunt for silverware.

The Comets reached the play-offs with Cook as captain in 2024, despite the latter end of his season hindered by a shoulder injury.

Workington Speedway promoter Andrew Bain said: “We are delighted to welcome Cookie back for 2026.

“He missed out on a team place with us last year as we tried a different approach to team building – but he’s back with us this season and I know on his day, he can beat anyone in the league.

“Although he won’t start as number one, I know he’ll be determined to get back there, and he’ll want to rival Jonas for top spot — which is a good thing.

“Healthy competition within the team drives everyone on, and if the riders push each other to higher levels, it can only be a bonus for the team and for the fans.”

Cook rejoins the Comets in 2026 on a starting average of 7.99 (including reduction).

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