issued a statement from Bandits promoter and owner John Anderson, on behalf of his fellow directors Ryan Anderson and George Hepburn, that the 2016 season was to be their last in charge and the club was up for sale as a going concern and they were ready to talk to interested parties. On 21 October 2016, the club announced it had new owners: 2016 team manager Scott Courtney, his younger Brother Jamie Courtney and 1992 World Champion Gary Havelock. In January 2018, it was revealed in Companies House returns that Havelock had left the club, and was no longer a director, and on 5 November 2018, a statement was issued saying that Scott and Jamie Courtney were putting the club up for sale. However, on 19 November 2018, Jamie Courtney announced the club would run in 2019. Scott Courtney took a 'back-seat role' in the club, leaving his brother Jamie, along with new co-promoters Gary Flint and Steven Dews. Dennis McCleary, who was co-promoter with Scott Courtney, stepped down from his role for the 2019 season. In 2019, Berwick narrowly missed out on a play-off spot for the second season running. Season Summary (Bandits) Season Summary (Development) Berwick Bullets formerly Berwick Border Raiders are the development side to the Bandits. For the 2021 National League season, the team was Leon Flint and Kyle Bickley (the two riders named as the reserves for the main team in 2021) with the remaining five riders being: Greg Blair, Ben Rathbone, Ryan MacDonald, Kieran Douglas, and Mason Watson. Riders previous seasons 2006 team 2007 team Also rode 2008 team Also Rode: 2009 team Also rode 2010 team Also Rode 2011 team Also Rode 2012 team Also rode 2013 team Also rode 2014 team Also rode 2015 team Also rode 2016 team also rode 2019 team Aaron Summers Thomas H. Jonasson Jye Etheridge Kevin Doolan Dany Gappmaier Coty Garcia Leon Flint 2021 team Also Rode 2022 team (C) Also Rode References Speedway Premier League teams SGB Championship teams Berwick-upon-Tweed Sport in Northumberland