Tai Woffinden
British speedway rider (born 1990)
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- Tai Woffinden (born 10 August 1990) is a former British speedway rider.
- Early life Woffinden was born in Scunthorpe, the son of former speedway rider Rob Woffinden.
- Career Woffinden began his career in junior speedway in Perth where he won the 2006 Western Australian Under-16 title, though he missed riding in the Australian Under-16 Championship in Adelaide.
- With the Scorpions he completed a clean sweep of Conference League trophies, winning the Championship, Conference Trophy, Conference Shield and the Knockout Cup.
- In 2006, he became an asset of Wolverhampton Wolves after he signed a full contract with the Elite League side.
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WikipediaTai Woffinden (born 10 August 1990) is a former British speedway rider. He is a three-time World Champion (2013, 2015 and 2018).
Woffinden was born in Scunthorpe, the son of former speedway rider Rob Woffinden. Although born in the United Kingdom and competing as a British rider, Woffinden grew up in Perth, Western Australia after his parents Rob and Sue decided to move there in 1994.
Woffinden began his career in junior speedway in Perth where he won the 2006 Western Australian Under-16 title, though he missed riding in the Australian Under-16 Championship in Adelaide. He started his British career with the Scunthorpe Scorpions in the Conference League in 2006. With the Scorpions he completed a clean sweep of Conference League trophies, winning the Championship, Conference Trophy, Conference Shield and the Knockout Cup. When he turned sixteen years of age he made his Premier League debut for the Sheffield Tigers as a guest rider. In 2006, he became an asset of Wolverhampton Wolves after he signed a full contract with the Elite League side.
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