Stoke Potters
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| Track Address | Loomer Road Stadium Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffordshire |
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| Country | England | ||
| Founded | 1947, 1973 | ||
| Team Manager | John Adams | ||
| Team Captain | Lee Complin | ||
| League | Premier League | ||
| Website | Official site | ||
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| Colours | Red and White | ||
| Track size | 312 meters | ||
| Major Team Honours | |||
| National League Fours Champions National League Division Three Champions |
1990 1949 |
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- For the football club, see Stoke City F.C.
The Stoke Potters are a British Speedway team currently competing in the Premier League. The team races at Loomer Road Stadium[1].
In the late 1940s, the club was based in Sun Street in Hanley, and were known as the Hanley Potters when crowds of over 12,000 were attracted. Hanley won the National League Division Three in 1949.
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[edit] 2008 Team
Lee Complin- Ben Barker
- Mark Burrows
Emiliano Sanchez- Barrie Evans
Klaus Jakobsen- Jesper Kristensen
[edit] 2007 Team
- Claus Vissing
- Lee Complin
- Glenn Cunningham
Rusty Harrison- Barrie Evans
- Jamie Smith
- Ben Barker
Also Rode
Robbie Kessler- Paul Pickering
- Jack Hargreaves
- Garry Stead (Garry suffered horrific injuries in a crash at Somerset.)
[edit] 2006 Team
- Paul Clews
- Michael Coles
- Robbie Kessler
- Mark Lemon
- Trent Leverington
- Alan Mogridge
- Barrie Evans
- Luke Priest
- Paul Thorp
[edit] References
- ^ Bamford, R & Jarvis, J.(2001). Homes of British Speedway. ISBN 0-7524-2210-3
[edit] External links
- Stoke Potters - BBC Where I Live - Stoke and Staffordshire
- Glenn Cunningham Website
- Garry Stead Website
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