Trelawny Pitbulls

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Trelawny Pitbulls
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Club information
Track addressClay Country Moto Parc
Longstone Pit
Old Pound
Nanpean
St Austell
Cornwall
CountryEngland
Founded2003
Closed2003
Club facts
ColoursYellow and Black
Track size230 metres (250 yd)

The Trelawny Pitbulls were the Conference League team of the Trelawny Tigers speedway club. [1] The Pitbulls operated for one season in 2003 until the Trelawny Tigers promotion closed. The team entered the Conference Trophy.

Notable riders

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References

  1. Bamford, R.(2004). Speedway Yearbook 2004. Stroud: Tempus Publishing ISBN   978-0-7524-2955-7