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Watch as Belle Vues Craig Cook rounds the Lakeside pair to join partner Matej Zagar for a 5-1 to the Aces. Elite League Speedway was back on Sky Sports on Wednesday night and it was another thrilling encounter in the Essex sunshine at the Arena Essex Raceway in Purfleet.Heat Six was to provide the move of the night with Belle Vues Cook performing the heroics with his team trailing 19-10 after the first five heats. Cook took on Richard Lawson and his impressive move saw him round the Hammers rider and Lewis Bridger to join heat winner and teammate Zagar for a 5-1 that saw the Aces reduce the gap to just five points.It was to prove in vain though as Lakeside produced an all-round dominant performance to claim a 53-39 victory that takes them to the top of the Elite League table.Hit play on the video above to watch Cooks smart move. Also See: Bet on Speedway with Sky Bet Vancouver, BC (SportsNetwork.com) - The British Columbia Lions formally introduced Jeff Tedford as head coach on Friday. Tedford takes over for Mike Benevides, who was let go on Nov. 20 despite compiling a 33-21 record over the last three seasons. Jeff has competed on footballs biggest stages and achieved great success, said Lions VP of football operations and general manager Wally Buono. It speaks volumes about our organization and our league that a coach of Jeffs stature and appeal has chosen the Lions as his next great challenge. The 53-year-old Tedford last prowled the sidelines for the University of California, compiling a 50-45 record oover 11 seasons from 2002-12.dddddddddddd He led the Golden Bears to eight bowl berths and five bowl wins in that span. A Fresno State product who played in the CFL from 1983-1988 as a quarterback with Hamilton, Calgary, Saskatchewan and Winnipeg, Tedford is reunited with Buono whom he worked with and under in Calgary as an offensive assistant from 1989 to 1991. Weve always loved Vancouver, my wife and I. This is a quality of life that is important to us. My wife is Canadian, my kids were born here, Tedford said. Joining the Lions today is the beginning of a new chapter and I look forward to the challenge of bringing a championship to BC. ' ' '