Plymouth: England.

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PENNYCROSS STADIUM.

Pennycross Stadium was a well used venue in the Plymouth region, While Speedway in the form of Motorcycle and Stock Car racing was well promoted and well patronised, some of the other activities included, Greyhound Racing, Rock Concert's and i mean big ones such as Fleetwood Mac.

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1932 - PLYMOUTH SPEEDWAY.

Pennycross Stadium became the home of Speedway in Plymouth, on and off between 1932 to 1970, Solo speedway racing was gaining popularity all over the world, so teams of these daredevils were forming and pegging out there claims at any arena that would have them.

Soon the word had spread and the fans flocked to these venuues. Pennycross Stadium became the home of the Plymouth Tigers in 1932 through to 1934. In 1935 the team had changed its name to the Plymouth Panthers, running under this name also in 1936, the year that racing finished at the stadium. Then came World War 11 and motorsport was finished world wide.

After the war and in 1947 Speedway motorcycle racing returned to Pennycross Stadium, this time the home team going under the name of the Plymouth Devils, this remained the case through until 1954. At this point there apears to be a break with no home team until 1960 when the team would be known as the Plymouth Drakes. Then in 1961 another change to the Plymouth Bulldogs. But in 1962 the name returned to the Plymouth Devils. Then there apears to be another break until 1968 when the Plymouth Devils once again rejoined the cometition through until the end of 1970.