STEVE WORRALL says he has the “hunger” to become a big hit at Glasgow.
The new Allied Vehicles Tigers signing is the current British Championship runner-up and will form a powerful spearhead with Chris Harris.
With just a month before the start of the new season, Worrall is ready to make an impact at Ashfield Stadium.
He said: “I know a lot of the people at Glasgow plus the team-mates are also similar to who I’ve ridden with in the past.
“The whole environment makes racing a lot easier. But hopefully the changes will be for the better. I’m looking forward to being at Glasgow. It’s a fresh start.
“I wouldn’t still be racing unless I thought I could take an extra step and go up a level.
“I have to knuckle down and I still feel like I’ve got a lot to give while I’m out of track.
“The goals are the same as they’ve always been. It’s about trying to get to the top. The hunger is still there.
“I just like going about my business quietly. I turn up, get my head down, do my job. I don’t like making a fuss or causing a scene. I just plod along.
“It gets noticed by some people. But I don’t have to go shouting from the rooftops.
“As I’m getting older I’m getting a little bit wiser to different things to what goes on in life and in the sport.
“I’m growing a bit of a backbone I would say. I am becoming a bit more stubborn.
“It all depends on your character. Maybe if I was more open and out there and used my mouth a bit more, I might be a bit higher up.
“But you can’t change who you are, you can’t fake it, that’s just me.”