(SPEEDWAY 1)EASTBOURNE secured their place in the Elite League play-offs by taking the maximum six points from their Saturday night double-header at Arlington.The Eagles put in a powerful performance to defeat Wolverhampton 63-29, and that was followed by a 53-40 win over Coventry with Bjarne Pedersen and Joonas Kylmakorpi securing three points from the match with a 5-1 in the last race.Skipper Cameron Woodward enjoyed a bumper points return from a hectic schedule at reserve, as he totalled 28 (paid 32) from thirteen rides throughout the night.Team boss Trevor Geer said: "We started the season well and the boys have got better as the year has gone on. I always believed we would get through."(SPEEDWAY 2)LAKESIDE have confirmed that Tomasz Jedrzejak will rejoin the club for the closing weeks of the season.The Hammers are waiting to discover whether their 46 points will be enough for a place in the Elite League play-offs, but they already have the Knockout Cup semi-final to look forward to.Co-promoter Jon Cook said: "It's only Lee (Richardson), Peter (Ljung) and Rob (Mear) left from the seven who started the season with us yet the spirit is electric."It's out of our hands now as to whether we make the play-offs, but if we do and with Robbo (Stuart Robson) back and TJ making our numbers up to the full team of seven riders, plus Kakke (Kauko Nieminen) back in for selection, we will give it one hell of a go and with the Cup semi-final to come regardless of the play-offs the season is coming alive at just the right time."(SPEEDWAY 3)BIRMINGHAM Speedway owner Tony Mole has announced the club is up for sale.Mole, who revived the sport in the city in 2007 after an absence of over 20-years, is prepared to listen to offers but wants to see the club remain in the Elite League next season.He said: "Birmingham Speedway is available for sale on financially favourable terms."It will be the intention of the vendors that the Speedway Club stays in the Elite League in the 2012 season. I hope this will reassure our fans."(SPEEDWAY 4)JASON Garrity collected his second major honour at Rye House this season by clinching the National League Riders' Championship.Garrity had won the British Under-19 title at the same venue in July, and a fine night for his parent club Belle Vue was completed with Kyle Howarth finishing second. Newport's Jay Herne defeated Robert Branford of Buxton in a run-off for third.Belle Vue Operations Director Chris Morton said: "This is an absolutely brilliant result for Belle Vue. I had a feeling that Jason could win when I watched him in the home victory over Hackney last Wednesday."He looked very sharp and determined. I think the few rides he's had for the senior Aces' side in the Elite League and for Leicester in the Premier League have helped him enormously."(FIXTURES)SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 4:PREMIER LEAGUE: Glasgow v Redcar 4pm, Newcastle v Ipswich 6.30, Scunthorpe v Somerset 6pmNATIONAL LEAGUE: Belle Vue v Stoke 2pm, Belle Vue v King's Lynn (follows previous fixture), Mildenhall v Newport 4.30MONDAY SEPTEMBER 5:SKY SPORTS ELITE LEAGUE: Poole v Belle Vue 7.30, Wolverhampton v Birmingham 7.30TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6:NATIONAL LEAGUE: Dudley v King's Lynn 7.30, Isle of Wight v Sheffield 7.30WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 7:SKY SPORTS ELITE LEAGUE: King's Lynn v Birmingham 7.30PREMIER LEAGUE: Somerset v Edinburgh 7.30NATIONAL LEAGUE: Belle Vue v Newport 8pm