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CRADLEY have signed Luke Chessell for a second spell with the club - nearly five years after they parted company!Chessell had a brief spell with the Heathens in 2011 but lost his place when their team was revamped due to injuries, and he now rejoins the Monmore side after spending last season with Rye House.He said: “I feel I have learnt a lot over the last two years, and bringing that into the 2016 season is mentally very good for me. “I really need to push on now to be more than a second string, I want to establish myself as a heat-leader and I’m feeling confident I can do that.”

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KING’S Lynn Young Stars have completed their line-up with the signing of captain Scott Campos.The 26-year-old will go into his eighth season with the club in a move which means Dale Allitt’s side will track six of their seven riders from 2015 as they look to progress further.Allitt said: “Scott is part of the furniture at the Adrian Flux Arena and there was no doubt that he was coming back to the team next year. He was a fantastic captain for us last season and I am expecting more of the same in 2016.“With the signing of Scott, the team is complete and we can look forward to the season starting next March. I believe we have a strong side, packed full of potential and the ability to win meetings. I am really looking forward next year.”The Young Stars will also track Lewis Whitmore as their No.8, initially in a non-riding capacity until he turns 15 in May.

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MILDENHALL have handed 17-year-old Luke Ruddick a return to West Row for a second National League campaign.Berwick-based Ruddick becomes the Fen Tigers’ sixth signing for 2016 having impressed the club with his commitment last season.Promoter Kevin Jolly said: “Luke showed plenty of potential on the track, especially early on when in one of the reserve berths, and especially when you consider his very limited experience. But what impressed me more was his commitment to the club and his desire to carve out a career in the sport. “I have nothing but admiration for the young man, he travelled hundreds of miles each home meeting to ride for us, and was fully committed to the club at all times. “He knows he needs to upgrade his equipment this winter to allow him to really progress as there is no doubting his natural talent. He is working hard to find sponsorship and we are looking at ways to ease his travelling and incidental costs.”

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MATT Saul has become the third rider to join the Isle of Wight after a hectic period of team-building for the National League newcomers.21-year-old Saul will be going into his first National League campaign having been recommended to Warriors chiefs Barry Bishop and Martin Widman.Bishop said: “Matt, who'll line up initially in one of the two reserve berths, has come to us with a drive to quickly increase on his three point starting average once the season gets underway and get into the main team. “We know Matt has experience on both the grass and long tracks so our big Smallbrook track should be perfect for him to achieve his goals.”