By Liam Waite <\/p>\n
Last updated at 10:29, Monday, 13 April 2015<\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
Rusty Harrison flanked by runner-up James Wright, third-placed Kyle Howarth and Christian Henry <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
Harrison, 33, said: It was a cracking night and just to finally get it on was a massive relief after so much work. <\/p>\n
It was a dream come true to win it, I never expected that in a million years. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
Harrison is currently in his 10th season in a Comets race jacket and is now second in the Comets all-time appearance table. <\/p>\n
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