DATE OF BIRTH: 21 February 1989, Boston, Lincolnshire.

BRITISH CAREER: (2004) Boston, King's Lynn II; (2005) Boston; (2006) King's Lynn II, Boston; (2007) Boston; (2008) King's Lynn, Boston; (2009) Scunthorpe, Scunthorpe II; (2010) Scunthorpe, King's Lynn II, Sheffield.

CLUB HONOURS: Pairs Championship winner: 2007, 2008 [both Boston].

2010 STARTING AVERAGE: 4.53 (PL), 10.35 (NL).

ADDITIONAL INFO: The Lincolnshire lad took his official bow with Boston in 2004 and was also identified with King's Lynn Starlets in that season's Conference Trophy competition.

He continued to be an integral part of the Norfolk racing scene in the interim years, being based at the Saddlebow Road venue at various levels of the British speedway scene until the conclusion of the 2008 season, as he considerably honed his racing ability year-on-year.

Having linked with Scunthorpe for the 2009 campaign, Lambert was also named as Peterborough's No. 8 rider but, in May - prior to making any appearances for the Panthers - he was replaced in the position by Andrew Tully.

The Boston-born rider made a huge impact at the Eddie Wright Raceway to deliver a real-time average well in excess of 5.5 points per match for the Scorpions and, as such, there was little surprise in November when the club announced that he would be staying put for 2010.

However, after struggling to win races at PL level, he grasped the opportunity to regain some confidence by also joining King's Lynn's National League side in May - he returned to his home club after agreeing a deal with the Young Stars that saw him take the place of James Brundle, who had departed after deciding he was ready to take on the commitments of Premier or Elite League racing only.

In late June Scunthorpe released him from their Premier League side with Gary Irving and Steve Worrall then sharing the team position, but Sheffield moved quickly to snap him up to replace Arlo Bugeja in the Tigers line-up.