Freddie Lindgren to take on the world
Wolverhampton speedway legend Freddie Lindgren has refused to rule out a return to the club at some point in the future.
But ‘Fast Freddie’ insists his immediate focus is on his ultimate ambition of becoming world champion.
And this season he had planned to sit out both the British and Swedish Leagues to just race in Poland – and ironically that’s the only league racing right now.
Speaking in issue three of the Wolverhampton season delay programme, Lindgren reveals his affection for the club and although there’s no sign of a short-term return to Monmore, he’s left the door open to the future.
He said: “I absolutely loved racing for Wolverhampton – I had so many good times with the club.
“At the moment my personal goal is to try and become world champion so I have to try and guide my career with what I believe are the best options to try and achieve that.
“That could be coming back to Wolverhampton at some point in the future – but at the moment I really don’t know.”
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