| Plymouth Devils | ||
| Club information | ||
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| Track address | St Boniface Arena Coypool Road Plymouth PL7 4NW |
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| Country | England | |
| Founded | 1932, 2006 | |
| Closed | 1970 | |
| Team captain | Ben Barker | |
| League | Premier League | |
| Website | www.plymouthdevils.com | |
| Club facts | ||
| Colours | Yellow with Red Devil | |
| Track size | 216 metres (1st lap is 221 metres as the start line is 5 metres back)
track record time= 49.50 |
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| Track record date | 14th May 2011 | |
| Track record holder | Ben Barker | |
| Current Team | ||
| Rider | CMA | |
| Ben Barker | - 9.94 | |
| Todd Kurtz | - 4.97 | |
| Ryan Fisher | - 9.64 | |
| James Holder | - 4.51 | |
| Cory Gathercole | - 6.84 | |
| Gino Franchetti | - 3.45 | |
| Nicki Glanz | - 3.00 | |
| Total | 42.35 | |
| Major team honours | ||
| National Trophy Winners | 1952 | |
The Plymouth Devils are a speedway team in the British Premier League. The club was re-formed after a gap of thirty-six years in 2006 by former St Austell Gulls rider Mike Bowden.[1]
Temporary planning permission was awarded for a new speedway track in 2006,[2] but in August 2007 the club was granted full planning permission.[3]
Plymouth's original home was Pennycross Stadium. This stadium was used in the pre-World War II era and re-opened in 1947 when the Devils raced in the National League Division Three. Apart from short spells in the Second Division the team operated at this level until 1954. The track re-opened for a couple of years in the Provincial League 1961 (as the Plymouth Bulldogs) and 1962. It re-opened 1968 and had spells in the British League Division Two.
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