British Speedway is a motorcycle racing sport that takes place on oval tracks, typically made of dirt or shale. Riders compete on specialized bikes without brakes, focusing on speed and skill to navigate tight turns. Each race usually consists of four riders competing in a series of heats, with points awarded based on finishing positions. The sport has a rich history in the United Kingdom, dating back to the early 20th century. Speedway teams represent various cities and regions, and competitions include league matches and individual championships, attracting passionate fans and fostering local rivalries.