(SPEEDWAY 1) ADAM Skornicki has thanked fans, riders and organisers for their support of his hugely successful testimonial meeting.The Wolverhampton favourite celebrated a decade in British racing with an impressive line-up of riders representing his parent club, Belle Vue, Oxford and Poole, with the home side just edging out Belle Vue for top spot and Freddie Lindgren top scoring on 17.Said Skornicki: "It was a nice day and my thanks to everyone who has made it happen, they know who they are, I couldn't have done it without their help."Thank you to the riders and to the supporters. I hope everyone goes on to enjoy a good, safe season." 

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SHEFFIELD boss Eric Boocock is taking the positives from the Tigers' narrow defeat at Rye House in their opening Premier League match of the season.Home star Chris Neath completed a maximum in the final race to secure a 46-44 win, but Sheffield still took a point from the meeting for losing by less than seven.Boocock said: "It's such a tough place to visit so for us to come away with a point is something at least and I guess you would have taken that if you were offered it before the meeting."It would have been a massive result if we could have just got the win in that last race but it wasn't to be. We still have to look at this as a positive."

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MONDAY MARCH 28:

SKY SPORTS ELITE LEAGUE: Belle Vue v King's Lynn 7.30, Birmingham v Poole 7.30

WEDNESDAY MARCH 30:

SKY SPORTS ELITE LEAGUE: King's Lynn v Belle Vue 7.30MARK LORAM FAREWELL: Poole 7.30

THURSDAY MARCH 31:

PREMIER LEAGUE: Sheffield v Berwick 7.45, Ipswich v Scunthorpe 7.30CHALLENGE 2nd leg: Swindon v Lakeside 7.30

CHALLENGE: Redcar v Workington 7.30

FRIDAY APRIL 1:

SKY SPORTS ELITE LEAGUE: Lakeside v Wolverhampton 8pmPREMIER LEAGUE: Scunthorpe v Newcastle 7.30, Somerset v Rye House 7.30SPRING TROPHY 1st leg: Edinburgh v Glasgow 7.30