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Aaron Summers (speedway rider)

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Nationality
  
Australian

2007–2009
  
Edinburgh Monarchs

2010
  
Birmingham Brummies

British league
  
Glasgow Tigers

2007
  
Buxton Hitmen

2008 (CL), 2011–2014 (PL)
  
Redcar Bears

2010, 2012–2013
  
Coventry Bees

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Born
  
1 March 1988 (age 28) Adelaide, South Australia (
1988-03-01
)

Aaron Richard Summers (born 1 March 1988) is an Australian speedway rider.

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Career

Born in Adelaide, Summers first had success as a junior, winning the Australian Under-16 Solo Championship in 2004.

He began his British speedway career in 2007, riding for Buxton Hitmen in the Conference League and Edinburgh Monarchs in the Premier League. In his second season, he won the Premier League and the Premier Trophy with the Monarchs, also riding for Redcar Bears' Conference League team.

In 2009 he stayed with the Monarchs, and the following year rode for Birmingham Brummies in the Premier League and in the title-winning Coventry Bees Elite League team. In 2011 he began a four-year stay with Redcar Bears in the Premier League and in 2012 and 2013 returned to the Coventry Bees Elite League team. In 2015 he left the Bears and signed for Glasgow Tigers where he captained the team, doubling up in the Elite League with Swindon Robins and ending the season with a 6.82 Elite League CMA. He started the 2016 season with Tigers but with no Elite League place, but was signed by Leicester Lions in April to replace Grzegorz Walasek.

Individual

  • Australian Under-16 Champion (2004)
  • Team

  • Premier Trophy (2008 - Edinburgh Monarchs)
  • Premier League (2008 - Edinburgh Monarchs)
  • Premier League Play-Off winner (2008, 2009 - Edinburgh Monarchs)
  • Elite League (2010 - Coventry Bees)
  • Premier League Four-Team Championship (2010 - Birmingham Brummies)
  • References

    Aaron Summers (speedway rider) Wikipedia