Showing posts with label Rye House Rockets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rye House Rockets. Show all posts

Monday, 9 May 2011

Glasgow Tigers 54 Rye House Rockets 36

Josh Grajczonek, top scorer again for the Tigers.


Another good home outing for the Tigers. Despite a good start for the Tigers in heats 1 & 2 (4-2 & 5-1), Rye House pegged the home side back over the next three heats, Jordan Frampton, Jason Doyle & Chris Neath all looking at home around Ashfield. Ritchie Hawkins turned in two late heat wins as Neath faded.

A few turning points for the Tigers: Josh Grajczonek's bike died on him at the start of heat 7, but he seemed to have no problems with changing to James Grieves' bike and romped off to win the heat. Also, the failure of two consecutive TR's for Rye House loosened any pressure on the home team and ensured full points would got to Glasgow.

Everyone had a more or less decent day. Joe still isn't making the lightening gates he was a few weeks back, but I don't expect that to remain the case for long. With the exception of Josh Grajczonek, nobody made it into double figures, but neither did anyone score less than seven. Good to see Nick Morris scoring a few more than he has been and looking a bit more assured around Ashfield.

Next up, Leicester in the KO Cup.




Tigers v Rockets

Tigers take their lap of honour

Jason Doyle


Josh heads for another heat win in 13


Queuing up to get into the pits.


Jordan Frampton's bike gives up.

Tigers v Rockets

Joe Screen


Raj coming through the 1st bend

Jordan Frampton chases Nick Morris in heat 11, prior to his engine letting go.



Joe pops a wheelie as he takes the flag in heat 10

The Tiger returns from his winter in the Maldives

Tigers v Rockets

Theo chases Ritchie Hawkins


Theo Pijper

Henry & Grieves gate and maintain station for a 5-1 over Rye House pairing of Jason Doyle & Ben Morley


Heat 8. Theo Pijper


First bend action in heat 2. Rajkowski, Hawkins (3), Pijper & Tyson Nelson at the back

Tigers v Rockets

Josh has a few problems prior to heat 7

Mr McFarlane peruses the programme


Christian Henry from Ritchie Hawkins & James Grieves in heat 3. A poor ride from Grieves which was more than made up for later on.



Michal Rajkokowski leads team mate Nick Morris round for a Tigers 5-1 in heat 2
Jordan Frampton

Sunday, 1 August 2010

Glasgow Tigers 42 Rye House Rockets 49

Final heat, Linus Sundstrom leads Joe Screen, Josh Grajczonek & Josef FRanc
Josh recovered from a poor start in the final heat

Final heat at the Start line


Chris Neath & Travis McGowan

Chris Neath leads Travis and Nick Morris

Joe Screen, ten points from 4 rides.
Nick Morris had a hard time of it, getting a bit duffed up in a number of heats. He came back strong though and gave as good as he got. 5 paid six after three pointless rides was good going.
Semi productive tactical outing for Travis in heat 9

Lee Dicken. Still not quite there by the looks of things.

Lee leads Stefan Ekberg. He was unable to hold him off for long though and eventually finioshed third.

Josh Grajczonek

Joe Screen from Pepe Franc & Lee Dicken

Travis tries to get under Stefan Ekberg on the 3rd bend
Start of heat 5

Travis McGowan

Tuesday, 11 May 2010

Edinburgh V Rye House




Some 1st bend shots taken before the sun went down. Forgot to lift my memory card, so the shots are a little lacking in resolution. Apologies for the lack of captions. I'm too lazy to identify the riders..........


Tuesday, 9 June 2009

Tigers v Rockets Heat 12

Re-run of heat 12, minus Rusty Harrison. Chris Neath takes the lead, while Lee Dicken & Joel Parsons bash it out for 2nd. Parsons settles it on the third lap and the Rockets take the 5-1 maximum.

Great to see big Lee back and bothering the boards again. Some great moves and passes. Once he's dialled in to Ashfield again, he'll do just fine.

Monday, 8 June 2009

Glasgow Tigers v Rye House Rockets

Heat 15. Shane stalks Jason Lyons, with James Grieves following on.
Heat 13, Shane holds off a late charge from Jason Lyons.

Shane looks for the grip round the outside in heat 15. A lap later, he would pounce for the heat win.


Parsons comes hard under team mate Tommy Allen in heat 8, sending him into the fence. The ref saw fit to exclude Allen.



Joel Parsons leads Robert Ksiezak in the re-run of heat 8

Glasgow Tigers v Rye House Rockets

James & Shane head for a vital 5-1 in Heat 13
Chris Neath

Flat out on the home straight

Robert Ksiezak made a welcome comeback to Ashfield


Mitchell Davey



Glasgow Tigers v Rye House Rockets

The teams take their pre-match parade lap.

Shane Parker's unmistakable style





James Grieves leads Lee Dicken, Richard Hall & Andrew Silver


Warm Up.