CAMI Brown believes his Glasgow Tigers will be “frighteningly” good when they all click at the same time – after they extended their winning start to the season.
The Ashfield side were 48-42 winners at Birmingham – adding three more points to their SGB Championship tally.
On top of their two home wins so far and their four-point win at Kent last night, it takes them to 13 points at the summit of the league.
Brown said: “It’s absolutely brilliant, I’m chuffed to bits. Again it was a gutsy performance and again everybody contributed.
“The guys who didn’t do well last night did well tonight – so the team set-up is working like we hoped it would. When they all get going together it’s going to be frightening.
“There were a lot of key moments tonight. Justin Sedgmen deserves special praise, he came up with a couple of big wins just when we needed them.
“Craig Cook and Ulrich Ostergaard scored important points, and even our guest Jordan Jenkins – in place of Jack Smith – did really well. Sam Jensen wasn’t himself but made some changes to the bike and won a couple.
“Going on a southern tour and coming back with seven points is excellent. It’s a pity we came within just one point of getting the fourth tonight but that’s just being greedy.
“Not to be disrespectful to Birmingham, but there may be harder challenges ahead, and hopefully when they come a lot more of our riders fire at the same time.”
Smith missed the match after injuring his arm in a crash last night, but is not expected to be out long-term.
The Tigers’ busy week continues as they host Redcar on Friday then take on the Bears away from home on Sunday.
Brown insists there will be no resting on their laurels.
He added: “Friday and Sunday is a much bigger test for us – that team is loaded with good riders.
“At this stage I would happily take a one-point lead over them on Friday night to get the three points.
“Sunday will be really difficult – but we’re going into the meetings with loads of confidence.”