Dream Team : Ashley Willis

I'm 18 and I've been following Mildenhall Fen Tigers for about two years now. I am such a huge fan of speedway and always will be. I love the sport because it's very entertaing to watch. All the riders give it 100% and when they go down if not badly injured they get straight back up to their feet which puts footballers to shame.

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Shaun Tacey
When Shaun first started riding for Mildenhall in 2006 he was a very good and solid rider. Also he was very helpful with the young riders he would always help them out and give them advice. I have good memories of Shaun at Mildenhall and he would always entertain the crowd with his good wheelies. Also Shaun done a very good job when he was team captain in 2006.

Jason Lyons
Well what can you say about Lyons? He was a very good gater and would lead from the front. He was our number one rider in the 2006 squad and he was always reliable and loved to help the team win meetings.

Kyle Legault
Kyle was a good rider when riding for the Fen Tigers but he was very crazy and had very bad equipment. Despite this he was a good entertainer and gave it 100% at all times.

Jan Graverson
This Danish youngster was one of the few plus points that came out of the poor 2008 season. Wherever they were riding he would always try his best for the Tigers until he broke his collarbone guesting against Kings Lynn.

Jason King
King in 2006 and 2007 was unbelievable at Mildenhall, altough we was a bit unpredictable. Apart from this he was a very good team man in particular in 2007 as team captain for the Fen Tigers.

Barrie Evans
Riding for the new Funky Catering Fen Tigers, Barrie is such a good rider because he is consistently scoring heavily and providing help to the younger members of the squads.

Jon Armstong
Jon was loyal to the Fen Tigers with his good racing captaining in both Conference and Premier League speedway. Always helping out the youngsters in particular. Fen Tiger supporters knew him as the mighty midget.

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