BELLE Vue stage another busy afternoon of Development racing with over 30 heats on the schedule at the National Speedway Stadium on Sunday (1pm).
The second event of the JR Ashworth & Sons Colts Academy takes place alongside the 125cc round of the British Youth Championship, over two categories.
Club youth bosses Graham Goodwin and Steve Williamas have assembled another competitive field of the NDL’s best under-21 talent.
Goodwin said: “It’s a bumper programme of 32 races, and with free admission for all kids under 12, it’s a perfect time to bring all the family along for a day out in the sunshine. We really urge the Belle Vue fans to get behind the youth and spot the future talent.”
Meanwhile, the 125cc A class and 125cc Support Class return to British Youth Championship action for the first time since the opening round was held at Glasgow on April 12.
The top three from Round 1 of the A class – Lewis Hague, Oscar Berwick and Fraser Buckle – are all taking part as well as Round 1 support winner George Climo who has been promoted to the A class and has been in tremendous form representing Workington in the Northern Junior League.
The Marshall siblings Douglas and Ella and Rex Austin complete a tough looking A class.
The support class has three debutants Aston Knott, Cody Evans and Jenson Braithwaite in a nine-rider class.
Young Lions would like to thank their series sponsors for their continued support in 2026 – Allied Vehicles, Nuneaton Speedway Supporters Club, Arnie Gibbons, SmartCo, Northern Scaffolding Solutions, Rentruck, Royle T Racing, Friends of Speedway, Wessex Marine, HG Aerospace, and Ignite Insurance Brokers.