Tai Woffinden

Tai Woffinden is his country’s most successful speedway rider, having become Britain’s first-ever triple world champion in 2018. He famously won the 2013 Speedway GP World Championship as a 500/1 outsider with the bookmakers, before lifting title No.2 in 2015. He won an incredible six Speedway GP World Championship medals in nine seasons between 2013 and 2020 – three golds, two silvers and one bronze. Woffinden added another world title to his collection in Manchester in October 2021, helping Great Britain win their first world team title for 32 years at the 2021 FIM Speedway of Nations Final. A crash forced Woffy out of day two of the Final, but his words of wisdom ensured young guns Robert Lambert, Dan Bewley and Tom Brennan delivered the gold medals in his absence. After an eighth-place finish in the 2022 Speedway GP series, Woffy will be determined to get back on top of the rostrum in 2023.