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Mildenhall Fen Tigers' co-promoter Michael Lee was thrilled with his side's impressive 49-41 win at the Isle of Wight on Tuesday night, but was also equally relieved after seeing Joe Jacobs walk away from an horrific looking crash in the final race of the night.

The Suffolk youngster was tucked in behind home star Danny Warwick, when the Islander dropped a chain. With nowhere to go, Jacobs crashed heavily, cartwheeling down the track and into the safety fence. After treatment, he not only walked back to the pits, but came out and took third place in the re-run.

Lee said, "After the terrible events of the last few days, the last thing anyone wanted to see was a big crash. Thankfully, it seems Joe is just battered and bruised, and although his bike is completely written off, the main thing is he is okay."

Brilliantly led by their Aussie Number One Cameron Heeps, who picked up a paid 17, the visitors laid out their stall from the start, as Heeps and the equally impressive Jacobs, who ended with paid 14, stormed to a maximum 5-1 in the opening heat.

Everyone at Mildenhall Speedway is deeply saddened and shocked to hear of the death of Lakeside Hammers captain Lee Richardson. Lee died in Wroclaw, Poland on Sunday as a result of injuries sustained in a racing incident during an Extraliga meeting.

We would like to extend our deepest condolences and best wishes to Lee’s family, friends and everyone at Lakeside at this very sad time.