GLASGOW No.1 Chris Harris wants more silverware after taking the Championship Pairs at Oxford in an epic finale.
The Allied Vehicles Tigers duo outgunned Redcar in the final to secure their second Pairs title in four years.
Fearless Dane Ben Basso won the decider and Harris finished third to make sure the silverware returned to Ashfield.
Harris said: “I won’t be celebrating. I’ve have a bottle of Coke because I’m racing in France on Saturday and I have to leave right now!
“I just tried to get over Danny (King) in the final. I knew if I got that third place we had it in the bag.
“But when you’ve got a hard charger like Danny behind you, it’s hard because you know he won’t give up.
“I’ve won this twice in the old Elite League but not at this level so it’s nice to put this on the mantelpiece now.
“That’s one down and a few more to go at Glasgow. Now we can concentrate on the Play-Offs but we’ll see what happens. Some really tough meetings ahead.”
Harris broke the track record in Heat 1 and a 7-2 win over Plymouth in their next outing put them among the leaderboard pacesetters.
They then finished second and third behind Oxford’s Lewis Kerr and did the same behind Redcar’s Charles Wright to secure narrow heat advantages over their on-form big rivals.
The Tigers then produced a wonderful team ride to KO hosts Oxford in the semi-final with Basso producing a brave race as Harris delivered a masterclass in team-riding.
Basso added: “I felt like I did pretty good last year but I didn’t come through. It was great to have Chris by my side when I really needed it, especially in the semi-final.
“It was a bit sketchy in that race. I was chasing back wheels trying to get past Lewis Kerr. I could see Chris looking out for me all the time.”