By Liam Waite

Last updated at 10:29, Monday, 13 April 2015

Workington Comets legend Rusty Harrison won his own testimonial meeting in stylish fashion on Saturday as he went unbeaten as the fastest man on the night.

Rusty Harrison flanked by runner-up James Wright, third-placed Kyle Howarth and Christian Henry

The weather stayed cold and blustery but most importantly dry for the aptly named Rustys Didgeri Do, honouring the rider who has been a fan favourite at the Zebra Claims Stadium for more than 10 years.

Harrison, 33, said: It was a cracking night and just to finally get it on was a massive relief after so much work.

It was a dream come true to win it, I never expected that in a million years.

I would have been quite happy just to mix it up with the best of them so to go out and win the thing was just perfect.

Its just a shame it was a bit cold but after the problems we had in the past it was nice for it to stay dry and get going.

Harrison is currently in his 10th season in a Comets race jacket and is now second in the Comets all-time appearance table.

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Success for Workington Comets rider Harrison in his own testimonial