Robert Lambert credits Norfolk speedway for world title success
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 5:26 AM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026
Robert Lambert, the newly-crowned world champion in speedway, attributes his success to his roots in Norfolk. The 28-year-old rider secured the title after winning the final Grand Prix of the season in Torun, Poland. Lambert began racing professionally for King's Lynn Stars as a teenager, where he developed his skills. He expressed disbelief over achieving his lifelong dream of becoming a world champion, stating the journey was incredible. Lambert seeks to continue his success, aiming for multiple world titles in the future.
- •Robert Lambert won the world title in speedway on October 2.
- •He started his racing career with King's Lynn Stars at age 16.
- •Lambert aims to win multiple world championships moving forward.
- •The final Grand Prix was held in Torun, Poland.
- 5:26 AMYahoo Sports — Norfolk speedway set me on path to world title
"Robert Lambert set his sights on the crown as a five-year-old motorcyclist and speedway club mascot.
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