Pedersen confirmed as first Oxford signing.
Oxford Speedway has announced the first signing for the 2003 season, where they will be competing in the Sky Sports Elite League - and it is talented Dane Nicki Pedersen who has been named as the first rider to put pen to paper and join the Cowley club...
He will now follow ex-Knights Promoter Nigel Wagstaff to the Oxford side.
"It is good news to have Nicki in place. He is an exciting rider who will soon be popular on the Oxford terraces," enthused Wagstaff.
Oxford Speedway has announced the first signing for the 2003 season, where they will be competing in the Sky Sports Elite League - and it is talented Dane Nicki Pedersen who has been named as the first rider to put pen to paper and join the Cowley club...
He will now follow ex-Knights Promoter Nigel Wagstaff to the Oxford side.
"It is good news to have Nicki in place. He is an exciting rider who will soon be popular on the Oxford terraces," enthused Wagstaff.
Pedersen comes in on a loan deal from Wolverhampton but Wagstaff is convinced that he is on the verge of making a major breakthrough in the sport
"Nicki is emerging as one of the top riders in the Grand Prix series and I have no doubts that with his experience at Newcastle and Wolverhampton he will adapt well to the Oxford circuit," Wagstaff explained.
Pedersen's crowning glory so far was his first ever GP win at Chorzow in Poland last September.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.