New track solves dust issues for Springs Speedway
The issues of dust that have plagued Springs Speedway should be a thing of the past with extensive work done on the Central Auckland
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Western Springs to go by new name this summer
Auckland's iconic speedway venue Western Springs will undergo a rebrand in 2016, having partnered with global telecommunications company
Springs Speedway signs new deal with RFA
Springs Promotions Limitedhave announced they have recently signed off on a three year agreement with Regional Facilities Auckland
Speedway season to begin with a bang
The speedway season will open with a bang this summer as WXC Speedway Western Springs begins with a Guy Fawkes opener on Novermber
Motorsport: Speedway racer taken to hospital
Emergency services were called to the speedway about 7pm, where the New Zealand Midget Championship is taking place this weekend.
Speedway: Williams favourite in midget event
The focus will be on the back of the pack in the inaugural midget eliminator event at WXC Speedway Western Springs in Auckland.
First time back to the Springs in 23 years
Super saloons will race at WXC Speedway Western Springs tonight for the first time in 23 years.
Hartley pushing for podium in enduro title hunt
Kiwi Brendon Hartley has a chance of clinching the 2015 FIA World Endurance Championship.
Racing: Dixon danger-man as end nears
IndyCar driver Scott Dixon has only two rounds left in this year's championship to pounce on Juan Pablo Montoya and Graham Rahal and claim his fourth IRL title.
Motorsport: Houdini like Pickens wins sprint race
Near misses and Houdini acts were the theme as sprint car ace Michael Pickens escaped the field to win round three at WxC Speedway Western Springs on Saturday night.
Motorsport: Richards has faith in Volvo for V8s win
Touring car legend Jim Richards rates Kiwi youngster Scott McLaughlin a big chance to give Volvo victory over the Holdens and Fords in the Bathurst 1000 on Sunday.
The bad boy of speedway
Nicki Pedersen excites reactions like few others in sport. He is the most decorated rider in the 15-man world GP series which roars off again at Western Springs tomorrow night. He is also the most controversial and criticised.
No brakes, loads of fear
As a television motoring reporter, Shaun Summerfield has found himself in all sorts of vehicles travelling at all sorts of speeds, but today's activity - a blast around Western Springs on a speedway bike - is a whole new level of scary.
Motorsport: Kiwi battlers ruled the world
If there was a 'Won't Be Seen Again' category at the Halberg Awards, an unlikely speedway triumph 35 years ago would go close to winning.
Speedway: Champ seeks form reversal
American sprintcar driver Jonathan Allard has endured some terrible luck at WXC Speedway, Western Springs.
Speedway: Chequered flag for venue
The clock is ticking on Western Springs as a speedway venue, with the popular sport "almost certain" to move from the historic Central Auckland venue.
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