Jack Smith's Berwick Bandits Debut: Stability & Playoffs

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Jack Smith, the 27-year-old speedway rider and son of three-time British champ Andy Smith,

just landed a spot on the Barrick Bandit's roster.

For next year, after nearly hanging up his helmet, without a team in the championship

or national development league this past season, he was on the edge of quitting, but

Burwig Bosses spotted his.

Talent and brought him in as a short-term injury cover for Danish Rider Bastion Bork, then

extended it through the year.

Smith's thrilled about the stability, saying that one phone call from team leader Jamie

Courtney kept him racing, and now he gets a full winter of.

Training and track time.

Unlike his usual late call of gigs, at places like Glasgow, he adapted quick to Burwig's

track, ending strong with a paid 13 against workington, and he spiraled up to show he's

beyond just national league.

Level.

Next week in, Smith pairs with Aussie debutant Reed Baddie as reserves, leaning on track

experts Lasse Fredrickson and Victor Palovara for the BSN, openers against Edinburgh as

Barrack Eyes playoffs in a tough group with Glasgow.