Last updated at 11:35, Monday, 24 March 2014<\/p>\n
Workington Comets lifted their first silverware of the season after winning the Ian Thomas Shield with a 77-73 aggregate victory over Newcastle Diamonds. <\/p>\n
Comets' Josh Grajczonek leads Diamonds Stuart Robson and Ludvig Lindgren <\/p>\n
The lead changed hands throughout the two legs but Comets just edged the contest in the final few heats at Brough Park last night. <\/p>\n
Workington won the first leg 33-27 at Derwent Park, on Saturday, after the match was abandoned after heat 10 following heavy rain. <\/p>\n
Diamonds won the second leg by 46-44 but lost out by four points overall. <\/p>\n
The second leg saw several re-runs after riders fell from their bikes and either side could have clinched the contest in the final heats. <\/p>\n
With the aggregate score at 66-66, heat 13 proved the turning point for Comets. <\/p>\n
Workington recorded a 5-1, with new captain Rene Bach bagging first and number one Josh Grajczonek securing second. <\/p>\n
Comets went on to win 77-73 on aggregate. <\/p>\n
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