The 2026 Ben Fund Bonanza will be staged in Glasgow on Saturday, March 28 at 6pm.
The Scottish club hosts an event, which raises vital funds for the Speedway Riders Benevolent Fund, a British-based charity that supports speedway riders temporarily or permanently sidelined by injuries sustained in the sport.
It’s the second time the Ben Fund Bonanza has visited Glasgow, with Richard Lawson winning the last event there in 2017.
Glasgow promoter Alan Dick commented: "We're delighted to be having it. We had said to (SRBF boss) Paul (Ackroyd) at the end of last season that if he was looking for a track, we'd be willing to stage it at the start of the season. He said that there were one or two clubs who had expressed something similar, and it would be up to the trustees to make the final decision.
"When he phoned to say that the trustees would like it to come to Glasgow this year for a second time, we were really up for it. It will almost certainly be our first meeting of the season.
“The fans at Glasgow are very generous as are other tracks in their annual collection, and they know the money goes to riders who are injured. Every penny raised will go to the fund. Glasgow is not taking this meeting to make a penny out of it. Everything that we raise on the day other than some expenses such as ambulance, tyres etc. will go to the Ben Fund.
“I'm not sure that any other country has an equivalent to the Ben Fund. Perhaps it should be a lead to these other countries. Certainly, the riders are very appreciative of it.”
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