Danish racer Peter Kildemand ends his seven-year absence from British racing after agreeing terms with Oxford Spires for 2025.
The 35-year-old last competed in the Premiership with the Poole Pirates in 2018 and also previously represented Workington, Coventry and Swindon.
Kildemand is a two-time Speedway GP winner, topping the podium at the 2015 FIM Speedway GP of Denmark – Horsens and the 2016 FIM Speedway GP of Slovenia – Krsko. He also won the 2014 FIM Speedway World Cup with Denmark in Bydgoszcz.
Oxford boss Peter Schroeck is backing him to entertain at Cowley as he joins Polish champion Maciej Janowski, Australian champion Rohan Tungate, former British champion Charles Wright, two-time FIM Long Track world champion Erik Riss and rising star Luke Killeen in the side.
Schroeck said: “He is one of the most exciting guys in the Premiership. Peter is a great addition to the Spires team, and everyone is really excited. I am sure that all of the Oxford fans will welcome his never-give-up attitude on track.”
Elsewhere, Kildemand's fellow Danish racer Jonas Jeppesen is set to make his UK debut with Birmingham in 2025.