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Colin Watson (speedway rider)

Colin Watson (born c.1899) was one of the most successful British motorcycle speedway riders from the sport's early years in the late 1920s and 1930s.
==Biography==
Born in Ilford, Essex, Watson was involved from the earliest days on British speedway, taking part in the early meetings held at High Beach in 1928.〔Storey, Basil (1947) "Colin Watson Blazed His Way Through" in ''Speedway Favourites'', Sport-in-Print, p. 3〕 He joined White City in 1929 and Harringay Canaries and Wembley Lions in 1930, playing a leading role in the team that dominated the sport in the early 1930s.〔 He was a finalist in the Star Riders' Championship five times between 1929 and 1934.〔Bamford, Robert (2003) ''Speedway: The Pre-War Years'', Tempus, ISBN 0-7524-2749-0, p. 222〕 He was selected for the England team to face Australia in Test series in 1931, 1932, 1933, and 1934, also captaining the team.〔Morgan, Tom (1947) ''The People Speedway Guide'', Odhams Press, p. 73-4〕〔Stenner, Tom & Clymer, Floyd (1947) ''Thrilling the Millions: The Lure of Speedway'', p. 21〕 He suffered a broken leg in 1935 that kept him out of the sport until 1937.〔 In 1938 he moved on to the West Ham Hammers, also spending a period with Sheffield Tigers. He was allocated back to West Ham after the end of World War II.〔 On 13 July 1946, during a second-half scratch race after a match between the Odsal Boomerangs and West Ham, he was critically injured in a crash when he hit a lighting standard and was dragged along the track by his bike, suffering a fractured skull and a punctured lung. He lay unconscious in a Bradford hospital before recovering consciousness four weeks later.〔 The accident ended his career at the age of 47.〔
After his racing career, Watson ran a successful car hire business in Ilford and in 1963 took on the role of machine examiner at New Cross.〔"Colin Watson Makes a Come-Back", ''Speedway Star'', 23 March 1963, p. 2〕

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