Breaking the Limits: The Sam Ermolenko. Wolves Speedway Rider Wolverhampton

Breaking the Limits: The Sam Ermolenko.

Breaking the Limits: The Sam Ermolenko

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Name:	SAM ERMOLENKO
Nickname:	"Sudden" Sam
Birthdate:	23rd November 1960
Family:	Wife Shelley and two children Jennifer & Adam

Achievements:	1993 World Champion, 1993 & 1994 U.S. National Champion,4-time World Team Cup Champion (1990, 1992-94) 1992 World Pairs Champion
Current Club:	Wolverhampton Speedway
Previous Clubs:	Poole, Sheffield, Belle Vue, Hull

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