ELITE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Wolverhampton ELITE LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP: Belle Vue ELITE SHIELD: Poole ELITE LEAGUE RIDERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP: Fredrik Lindgren (Wolverhampton)
PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Somerset PREMIER LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP: Sheffield PREMIER LEAGUE KO CUP: Glasgow LEAGUE CUP: Somerset PREMIER LEAGUE RIDERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP: Simon Stead (Sheffield) PREMIER LEAGUE FOURS: Plymouth PREMIER LEAGUE PAIRS: Somerset
TRAVEL PLUS NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Birmingham TRAVEL PLUS NATIONAL LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP: Eastbourne NATIONAL LEAGUE KO CUP: Eastbourne NATIONAL TROPHY: Birmingham NATIONAL LEAGUE RIDERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP: Max Clegg (Cradley) NATIONAL LEAGUE FOURS: Rye House
MIDLAND DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Coventry Vikings MIDLAND DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE RIDERS’ CHAMPION: Taylor Hampshire (Mildenhall) NORTHERN JUNIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Halifax NORTHERN JUNIOR LEAGUE RIDERS’ CHAMPION: James Hitchen (Northside)
BRITISH CHAMPION: Danny King (Coventry/Ipswich) BRITISH UNDER-21 CHAMPION: Josh Bates (Coventry/Sheffield) BRITISH UNDER-19 CHAMPION: Max Clegg (Wolverhampton/Edinburgh/Cradley) BRITISH YOUTH CHAMPION: (500cc) Kyle Bickley ; (250cc) Leon Flint ; (150cc) Nathan Ablitt ; (125cc) Dan Thompson BRITISH YOUTH PAIRS CHAMPIONS: (500cc) Tom Brennan/James Hitchen; (125cc) Luke Harrison/Ryan Morris
BRITISH GRAND PRIX: Antonio Lindback (Sweden) WORLD CHAMPION: Greg Hancock (USA)
2019 ROLL OF HONOUR...
The full Roll of Honour from the 2019 British Speedway season:
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Leicester NATIONAL LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP: Kent NATIONAL LEAGUE KO CUP: Leicester NATIONAL TROPHY: Kent NATIONAL LEAGUE RIDERS’ CHAMPIONSHIP: Anders Rowe (Kent) NATIONAL LEAGUE FOURS: Stoke NATIONAL LEAGUE PAIRS: Kent
MIDLAND/SOUTHERN DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Birmingham NORTHERN JUNIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Newcastle
NORTHERN JUNIOR LEAGUE RIDERS' CHAMPION: (500cc) George Rothery; (125cc) Luke Harrison
BRITISH CHAMPION: Charles Wright (Peterborough/Redcar) BRITISH UNDER-21 CHAMPION: Robert Lambert (King’s Lynn) BRITISH UNDER-19 CHAMPION: Drew Kemp (Sheffield/Kent) BRITISH YOUTH CHAMPION: (500cc) Jordan Palin; (250cc) Sam Hagon; (125cc) Luke Harrison
OTHER INTERNATIONAL EVENTS: BRITISH GRAND PRIX: Leon Madsen (Denmark) WORLD CHAMPION: Bartosz Zmarzlik (Poland) WORLD UNDER-21 CHAMPION: Maksym Drabik (Poland) EUROPEAN CHAMPION: Mikkel Michelsen (Denmark)
SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS: Russia
LATEST RESULTS...
The 2019 season is now complete. The new season begins in MARCH 2020.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 29:
NATIONAL LEAGUE KO CUP FINAL 2nd leg Belle Vue 47 – Connor Bailey 12+2 Leicester 43 – Ellis Perks 11+1/Dan Thompson 11+1 Leicester win 88-74 on aggregate.
MONDAY OCTOBER 28:
NATIONAL LEAGUE GRAND FINAL, 2nd leg Kent 43 (Rob Ledwith 11) Leicester 47 (Danyon Hume 13+1) Leicester win 106-74 on aggregate.
Leicester are National League Champions.
TEESSIDE SILVER HELMET, Redcar
Lewis Kerr 6
Kasper Andersen 5
Sam Masters 5
Richard Lawson 5
Abandoned after 8 Heats - Rain - Result does not stand, no winner declared.
F.A.S.T. GOLDEN HAMMER, Cradley 1 Max Clegg (Cradley) 2 Nathan Greaves (Redcar) 3 Tom Perry (Stoke) 4 Nathan Stoneman (Plymouth)
SUNDAY OCTOBER 27:
CHAMPIONSHIP KO CUP FINAL 2nd leg Newcastle 47 – Max Clegg 14+2 Redcar 43 – Erik Riss 14 Redcar win 94-86 on aggregate.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 25:
TEESSIDE SILVER HELMET, Redcar - OFF
Re-staging: Monday October 28, 7.30pm
NATIONAL LEAGUE KO CUP FINAL 2nd leg
Belle Vue v Leicester - OFF
Re-staging: Tuesday October 29, 7.30pm
THURSDAY OCTOBER 24:
COLIN HILL MEMORIAL, at Plymouth
1. Richard Lawson
2. Ben Barker
3. Ellis Perks
4. Ben Morley
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 23:
GREAT BRITAIN GLOBAL CHALLENGE Great Britain 53 (Adam Ellis 10, Charles Wright 10) Denmark 37 (Rasmus Jensen 11+1)
NATIONAL LEAGUE KO CUP FINAL, 1st leg Leicester 45 (Joe Thompson 12+2) Belle Vue 27 (Kyle Bickley 7) Abandoned after 12 heats - Rain - RESULT STANDS
TUESDAY OCTOBER 22:
CHAMPIONSHIP GRAND FINAL, 2nd leg
Glasgow 50 – Craig Cook 14+1, Claus Vissing 14+1
Leicester 40 – Ellis Perks 11
Leicester win 91-89 on aggregate
Leicester are 2019 Championship League Champions
MONDAY OCTOBER 21:
NATIONAL LEAGUE GRAND FINAL 2nd leg
Kent v Leicester - OFF Re-staging: Monday October 28
