Alby Golden

Albert Edward Stanley Golden (14 March 1931 – 18 July 2004) was a motorcycle speedway rider from England.

Career Golden started his British leagues career for Ringwood and Southampton reserves in 1953 and then progressed to the Ringwood Turfs first team. During the 1954 Southern Area League season, he impressed by winning the Southern Area League Riders' Championship.

Unfortunately Banister Court Stadium closed in 1963, which forced Southampton to fold and led Golden to sign for Newport Wasps in the 1964 Provincial Speedway League. He represented Newport in the British League Riders' Championship during the 1965 British League season and later became the captain of the team. After six seasons with the Welsh club he joined Eastbourne Eagles in 1969. His final season was for Eastbourne in 1970, but he broke his leg in a match and retired from the sport.

He also earned one international cap for the Great Britain national speedway team against the Soviet Union.

Personal life Golden was shipyard worker in Marchwood, for 37 years.