KING’S Lynn racer Thomas Jorgensen is fitter than ever before – but he can’t show it!

Main Dane Jorgensen has had injury problems in recent seasons but has spent all winter pounding the pathways near his home and hitting the gym.

And during the delay to the season, which currently runs until June 15 but probably longer, he’s kept up his strict fitness regime.

“In terms of my fitness everything is going well and my cardio work is up to date,” said Jorgensen. “I can still go running and that as we have got a good place where I can go near where we live, and there is usually nobody there.

“It means that I am not near anybody which is nice so I can still do my cardio and that because that is the only thing you really need in speedway.

“I am also doing bits at home like some of strength training and that is it really, so I haven’t really got any difficulties keeping fit at all.

“I don’t know if anyone else has said anything about it, but there is always things you can do because you don’t have to use a gym. For speedway it is about using your own body weight and doing lots of cardio work.”

The club have brought out issue 3 of their popular season delay club programme / magazine.
‘Our Stars’ is a 24 page production with a host of features and columns from boss Peter Schroeck and co-promoter Dale Allitt. The main interview is with Ty Proctor and there are two pages from the Supporters Club.

It’s available online for delivery to your door at curtis-sport.com and copies of the first two issues are still in stock to complete the collection.