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1988 National League season
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British motorcycle speedway season
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National League 16 Champions Hackney Kestrels Knockout Cup Hackney Kestrels Individual Troy Butler Pairs Stoke Potters Fours Peterborough Panthers Mark Loram 1988 British League 1987 1989
In 1988 the National League, also known as British League Division Two, was the second tier of speedway racing in the United Kingdom.http://edinburghspeedway.blogspot.com/p/compet.html Historic league tables Speedway Archive
Summary
Glasgow Tigers returned to Glasgow for the first time in 15 years, when they moved into Shawfield Stadium in Rutherglen.Shawfield welcomes the roar of the Tigers Rutherglen Reformer 15 January 1988 25 April 2024 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0005018/19880115/009/0009 British Newspaper Archive subscription The Canterbury Crusaders had been disbanded following the end of their lease at Kingsmead Stadium.https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0005421/19870710/075/0006 Speedway is family sport Kentish Gazette 10 July 1987 British Newspaper Archive subscription 27 September 2024
The league champions that year were Hackney Kestrels.Oakes, P.(2006). Speedway Star Almanac. 0-9552376-1-0https://www.speedwaygb.co.uk/history/leaguetables1965-1990 BRITISH LEAGUE TABLES - BRITISH LEAGUE ERA (1965-1990) Official British Speedway website 11 September 2021
Final table
Pos Team PL W D L Pts1 Hackney Kestrels 30 26 2 2 542 Poole Pirates 30 20 1 9 413 Eastbourne Eagles 30 17 2 11 364 Wimbledon Dons 30 17 2 11 365 Berwick Bandits 30 17 2 11 366 Milton Keynes Knights 30 17 2 11 367 Stoke Potters 30 16 0 14 328 Peterborough Panthers 30 15 1 14 319 Arena Essex Hammers 30 15 1 14 3110 Glasgow Tigers 30 13 2 15 2811 Edinburgh Monarchs 30 14 0 16 2812 Exeter Falcons 30 12 0 18 2413 Mildenhall Fen Tigers 30 10 1 19 2114 Rye House Rockets 30 8 1 21 1715 Middlesbrough Tigers 30 7 1 22 1516 Long Eaton Invaders 30 7 0 23 14
Fixtures and results
main FBR grey AE BER EAS ED EX GLA HAC LE MID MIL MK PET PP RH STO WIM Arena Essex 49–47 48–48 53–41 73–22 53–43 45–51 65–31 53–42 55–40 54–42 59–37 50–46 51–45 54–42 57–38 Berwick 60–36 52–44 51–45 65–30 54–42 48–48 60–36 59–37 56–40 67–29 55–41 48–47 68–28 56–40 56–40 Eastbourne 58–38 64–32 60–36 67–29 57–38 41–55 66–30 51–45 58–36 62–34 52–44 56–40 60–34 60–35 48–48 Edinburgh 50–46 46–50 47–49 60–36 53–43 40–56 62–34 56–40 61–35 51–45 52–44 51–45 55–41 49–47 48–47 Exeter 52–44 62–34 49–47 49–47 57–39 47–49 59–37 62–34 32–64 57–39 52–44 50–45 52–44 54–42 40–56 Glasgow 63–33 48–48 50–46 51–44 65–31 46–50 63–33 54–42 48–48 63–33 50–46 38–57 58–38 51–45 46–49 Hackney 58–38 59–37 50–44 60–36 68–28 60–36 73–23 50–46 69–27 74–22 55–41 60–36 62–34 58–38 58–36 Long Eaton 46–50 50–45 51–45 50–45 49–47 47–49 44–52 42–54 62–34 39–57 46–50 40–56 36–60 49–47 49–47 Middlesbrough 55–41 46–48 46–49 46–50 61–35 47–49 41–55 56–40 55–41 46–50 47–49 47–48 50–46 50–46 43–53 Mildenhall 52.5–43.5 58–38 45–51 58–37 63–33 57–39 47–49 63–33 53–43 46–50 46–50 45–51 56–40 47–48 44–51 Milton Keynes 45–51 49–47 51–45 51–44 63–33 49–44 46–50 55–40 60–35 73–23 50–46 51–44 60–36 54–42 55–39 Peterborough 60–18 65–31 57–39 73–23 61–35 59–37 46–50 68–28 56–40 49–47 48–48 46–50 67–29 59–36 62–34 Poole 66–30 60–36 50.5–45.5 52–44 64–32 62–34 49–47 62–34 65–31 47–49 48–48 52–44 60–36 52–44 49–46 Rye House 50–46 42–53 47–48 37–58 61–34 44–52 33–61 55–41 48–48 49–47 39–55 51–44 47–49 50–45 51–45 Stoke 59–37 55–41 52–43 59–37 67–29 60–36 49–47 64–32 54–42 55–41 69–27 50–46 61–35 63–33 55–41 Wimbledon 55–41 49–46 53–43 60–36 70–26 58–37 48–48 60–36 59–37 62–34 59–37 52–44 46–50 64–32 66–30 complete https://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/1988.html Speedway Researcher 1988 fixtures & results 7 May 2025
National League Knockout Cup
The 1988 National League Knockout Cup was the 21st edition of the Knockout Cup for tier two teams. Hackney Kestrels were the winners of the competition.
First round
Team one Team two 1st leg 2nd legEdinburgh Stoke 55–4145–50Berwick Glasgow 56–4049–47Hackney Poole 70–2640–56Peterborough Rye House 58–3839–56Arena Essex Mildenhall 54–4239–57Eastbourne Exeter 66–2950–46Milton Keynes Wimbledon 44–5241–55Long Eaton Middlesbrough 51–4533–63
Quarter-finals
Team one Team two 1st leg 2nd leg replay replayEdinburgh Peterborough 51–4546–49 Berwick Eastbourne 56–4045–51 Mildenhall Wimbledon 59–3737–5945–5046–50 Hackney Middlesbrough 56–4051–45
Semi-finals
Team one Team two 1st leg 2nd legBerwick Wimbledon 58–3833–63Edinburgh Hackney 45–5125–71
Final
First leg
7 October 1988 Hackney Kestrels 60 – 36 https://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/1988fixtures.pdf 1988 KO cup final Speedway Researcher 29 September 2021 Wimbledon Dons Hackney Wick Stadium
Second leg
19 October 1988 Wimbledon Dons 46 – 50 Hackney Kestrels Wimbledon Stadium
Hackney were declared Knockout Cup Champions, winning on aggregate 110–82.
Riders' Championship
Troy Butler won the Riders' Championship. The final sponsored by Jawa Moto & Barum was held on 10 September 1988 at Brandon Stadium.Leading the way home Cambridge Daily News 12 September 1988 21 June 2023 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003740/19880912/021/0021 British Newspaper Archive subscription http://www.speedwaymuseumonline.co.uk/troybutler.html Troy Butler Speedway Museum 11 September 2021
Pos. Rider Pts Total1 AUS Troy Butler 3 3 3 3 3 152 ENG Mark Loram 3 2 2 2 2 11+33 SCO Kenny McKinna 3 1 2 2 3 11+24 ENG Melvyn Taylor 2 3 3 2 ef 105 ENG Graham Jones 1 3 0 3 3 10 6 ENG Kevin Jolly 0 2 3 3 1 9 7 ENG Steve Schofield 3 3 0 1 2 9 8 ENG Gordon Kennett 2 1 2 2 1 8 9ENG Ian Barney 2 1 1 0 2 6 10 AUS Mark Fiora 1 0 3 0 3 7 11 AUS Steve Regeling 2 2 1 1 0 6 12 ENG Martin Goodwin 1 0 1 1 2 5 13 DEN Jens Rasmussen 0 2 2 ef 1 5 14 ENG Jamie Luckhurst 0 0 1 3 r 4 15 ENG Keith White 1 0 0 1 1 3 16 ENG Mark Courtney 0 1 0 0 x 1 17 ENG Mike Bacon (res) ef 0
f=fell, r-retired, ex=excluded, ef=engine failure t=touched tapes
Pairs
The National League Pairs was held at Wimborne Road was due to be held on 24 July but was postponed before being held on 23 August. The event was won by Stoke Potters.http://www.speedwayresearcher.org.uk/1988fixtures.pdf 1988 fixtures Speedway Researcher 25 May 2023Stokespeedway pair triumph Staffordshire Sentinel 24 August 1988 25 May 2023 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000525/19880824/541/0020 British Newspaper Archive subscription
Group APosTeamPtsRiders1Stoke18Jones 9Bastable 9uHackney uMiddlesbrough uRye House
Group BPosTeamPtsRiders1Peterborough PooleuMildenhall TaylorMonaghanuMilton Keynes ButlerBaldwinuArena Essex
Group CPosTeamPtsRiders1Eastbourne Kennett2Berwick CourtneyGrant3 4
Group DPosTeamPtsRiders1Poole SchofieldBiles2Edinburgh 3Glasgow 4
Semi finals
Stoke bt Eastbourne 5-4
Poole bt Peterborough 5-4
Final
Stoke bt Poole 7-2
Fours
Peterborough Panthers won the fours championship final, held at the East of England Arena on 7 August.Speedway Cambridge Daily News 8 August 1988 11 May 2023 https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0003740/19880808/022/0022 British Newspaper Archive subscription
Semi finals
SF1 = Poole 20, Peterborough 18, Stoke 9, Glasgow 1
SF2 = Mildenhall 15, Eastbourne 12, Middlesbrough 11, Hackney 10
Final
Pos TeamPts Riders1 Peterborough Panthers 14Hodgson 5, Poole 4, Hawkins 4, Barney 12 Mildenhall Fen Tigers 13 Hines 4, Taylor 4, Monaghan 3, Baxter 13 Eastbourne Eagles 13 Buck 6, Standing 4, Barker 3, Kennett 04 Poole Pirates 8 Biles 4, Smart 2, Boyce 2, Schofield 0
Leading averages
Rider Team Average Mark LoramHackney10.34 Steve SchofieldPoole10.22 Melvyn TaylorMildenhall10.11 Mark CourtneyBerwick10.07 Kenny McKinnaGlasgow10.05 Gordon KennettEastbourne9.97 Andy GalvinHackney9.86 Martin GoodwinArena Essex9.68 Andy BuckEastbourne9.56 Mick PoolePeterborough9.52 Mark FioraMiddlesbrough9.45
Riders & final averages
Arena Essex
22em
Martin Goodwin 9.68
David Smart 7.27
Rob Tilbury 6.75
Nigel Leaver 5.80
Chris Cobby 5.71
Ian Humphreys 4.76
Simon Wolstenholme 4.61
Berwick
22em
Mark Courtney 10.07
Charlie McKinna 8.40
Steve McDermott 6.66
Rob Grant Sr. 6.55
Sean Courtney 6.12
Phil Kynman 5.30
Rob Woffinden 4.75
Wayne Ross 4.61
Ian Stead 4.56
Scott Robson 2.15
Eastbourne
22em
Gordon Kennett 9.97
Andy Buck 9.56
Dean Standing 7.71
Dean Barker 7.37
Keith Pritchard 5.62
David Norris 5.00
Jon Surman 4.44
Darren Standing 4.32
Edinburgh
22em
Les Collins 9.00
Jamie Luckhurst 8.60
Doug Wyer 7.27
Brett Saunders 6.57
Scott Lamb 4.69
Rob Woffinden 4.59
Jeremy Luckhurst 4.24
Darrell Branford 2.86
Mike Long 2.74
Exeter
22em
Steve Regeling 7.90
Colin Cook 6.80
Richard Green 6.46
Alan Rivett 6.43
Dave Trownson 6.16
Peter Jeffery 5.53
Andy Sell 5.32
Rob Fortune 4.72
Tony Mattingley 2.90
Bruce Cribb 3.24
Glasgow
22em
Kenny McKinna 10.05
Steve Lawson 8.69
David Blackburn 7.33
Phil Jeffrey 5.36
Shane Bowes 5.01
Martin McKinna 4.17
Geoff Powell 3.73
Wayne Ross 3.06
Michael Irving 2.20
Hackney
22em
Mark Loram 10.34
Andy Galvin 9.86
Chris Louis 8.04
Alan Mogridge 7.41
Paul Whittaker 7.29
Gary Rolls 5.94
Barry Thomas 5.92
Long Eaton
22em
Keith White 8.40
Glenn Doyle 7.83
Mike Spink 6.20
Gary O'Hare 5.44
Richie Owen 4.00
Darrell Branford 3.48
Dave Morton 3.29
Wayne Elliott 3.21
Jon Roberts 2.92
Steve Bishop 2.71
Middlesbrough
22em
Mark Fiora 9.45
Daz Sumner 8.10
Martin Dixon 8.00
Peter McNamara 5.80
Ashley Norton 4.56
Nigel Sparshott 4.52
Geoff Pusey 3.80
Andy Sumner 3.74
Andy Buck 3.04
David Clay 2.86
Max Schofield 2.38
Paul Bentley 2.33
Mildenhall
22em
Melvyn Taylor 10.11
Dave Jackson 7.74
Andy Hines 7.08
Eric Monaghan 6.62
Glen Baxter 5.66
Michael Coles 5.59
Paul Blackbird 2.57
Simon Green 2.56
Milton Keynes
22em
Troy Butler 8.72
Alastair Stevens 7.67
Carl Baldwin 7.51
Trevor Banks 7.20
Ian Clark 6.44
Mark Carlson 6.10
Tony Primmer 6.07
Nigel Sparshott 5.61
Paul Atkins 3.65
Peterborough
22em
Mick Poole 9.52
Ian Barney 8.41
Kevin Hawkins 7.98
Craig Hodgson 7.81
Jamie Habbin 5.72
John Stokes 4.97
Pete Chapman 4.55
Poole
22em
Steve Schofield 10.22
David Biles 8.48
Craig Boyce 7.65
Kevin Smart 6.68
Tony Langdon 6.67
Gary Allan 5.58
Robbie Fuller 4.98
Nigel Flatman 4.90
Steve Bishop 4.48
Steve Langdon 3.50
Rye House
22em
Jens Rasmussen 9.28
Paul Woods 8.12
Steve Wilcock 6.27
Mark Lyndon 5.59
Kevin Brice 4.53
Carl Chalcraft 4.50
Peter Schroeck 3.46
John Wainwright 2.67
Kevin Teager 2.38
Stoke
22em
Nigel Crabtree 9.16
Graham Jones 8.92
Louis Carr 8.02
Steve Bastable 6.96
Derek Richardson 6.87
Paul Fry 5.18
Wayne Broadhurst 2.48
Jon Hughes 2.08
Wimbledon
22em
Kevin Jolly 9.05
Ray Morton 8.30
Todd Wiltshire 7.66
Roger Johns 7.29
Alastair Stevens 7.20
Andy Campbell 6.59
Nathan Simpson 6.26
Terry Mussett 4.73
Rodney Payne 4.00
See also
List of United Kingdom Speedway League Champions
Knockout Cup (speedway)
References
Category:Speedway British League Division Two / National League