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Newcastle Diamonds 44 Workington Comets 49: Confidence is sky high in the Workington Comets camp after a fourth successive victory last night away at Newcastle in the Premier League. <\/p>\n
Kyle Howarth ahead of Ludvig Lindgren, Lewis Rose and team-mate Ricky Wells at Newcastle <\/p>\n
Comets followed up Saturdays 52-38 win against Somerset Rebels at Derwent Park in the Knockout Cup with a solid 49-44 victory over the Diamonds at Brough Park. <\/p>\n
Workington were without captain Rene Bach for both meetings after he picked up minor injuries following a collision during Fridays Danish Championship semi-final. <\/p>\n
But star man Josh Grajczonek rode flawlessly in both matches. <\/p>\n
Number one rider Grajczonek continued his scintillating start to the season with two successive paid maximums. <\/p>\n
Comets began yesterdays meeting full of confidence. <\/p>\n
The Aussie duo of Grajczonek and Mason Campton continued their fine form together with a 4-2 win in the first heat. <\/p>\n
The pair sprang out in front, with Newcastles Stuart Robson hot on their heels. Robson overtook Campton, but Grajczonek held on to the lead. <\/p>\n
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