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National League Current season or competition:
2011 Speedway National LeagueLeague Information Sport Speedway Formerly British League Country 
United KingdomFounded 1932, 1975, 2009- Closed 1964, 1990, Governing Body Speedway Control Board (SCB) Website SpeedwayGB League Facts Current Champions Buxton Hitmen Most Championships Wembley Lions (8) No. of Teams 10 Current Competitions National League National League Play-Offs National League KOC National League Pairs National League Fours National League Riders' Championship Current Teams Buxton Hitmen
Dudley Heathens
Isle of Wight Islanders
Kings Lynn Young Stars
Mildenhall Fen TigersNewport Hornets
Plymouth Devils
Rye House Cobras
Scunthorpe Saints
Stoke PottersThe National League was the top division of Speedway in the United Kingdom from 1932 until 1965 when it became known as the British League. Prior to 1932 there were only small regional leagues competing within the sport in the UK. The National League was re-incarnated in 1975 as the second division of Speedway in the United Kingdom when British League Division Two was renamed. After 1990, British League Division Two was re-instated and the National League ceased to exist. The National League was re-incarnated for the second time in 2009 as the third division of Speedway in the United Kingdom when the Conference League was renamed. It will follow the same rules and regulations as the Premier and Elite League, including the use of rider averages.
Contents
2011 Teams
- 1. Byron Bekker
- 2. Scott Richardson
- 3. Kyle Howarth
- 4. Karl Mason
- 5. Adam McKinna
- 6. Chris Widman
- 7. Jason Garrity
- 1. Ben Taylor
- 2. Dean Felton
- 3. Robert Branford
- 4. Luke Priest
- 5. Adam Allott
- 6. John McPhail
- 7. Ryan Blacklock
Dudley Heathens
- 1. Jon Armstrong
- 2. Ashley Morris
- 3. Tom Perry
- 4. Richard Franklin
- 5. Adam Roynon
- 6. Daryl Ritchings
- 7. Luke Chessell
- 1. Barrie Evans
- 2. Ben Morley
- 3. David Mason
- 4. Ben Hopwood
- 5. Marc Owen
- 6. Shane Hazelden
- 7. Brandon Freemantle
- 1. Paul Starke
- 2. Brendan Johnson
- 3. Lee Smethills
- 4. Rob Smith
- 5. Nick Simmons
- 6. John Resch
- 7. Tom Hill
Kings Lynn Young Stars
- 1. Darren Mallett
- 2. Oliver Rayson
- 3. Lewis Kerr
- 4. Adam Lowe
- 5. James Cockle
- 6. Jake Knight
- 7. Tom Stokes
- 1. James Brundle
- 2. Aaron Baseby
- 3. Daniel Halsey
- 4. Joe Jacobs
- 5. Jack Hargreaves
- 6. Lewis Blackbird
- 7. Cameron Heeps
Newport Hornets
- 1. Jay Herne
- 2. Tom Young
- 3. James White-Williams
- 4. Matt Bates
- 5. Todd Kurtz
- 6. David Gough
- 7. Richard Andrews
Scunthorpe/Sheffield Saints
- 1. Paul Cooper
- 2. Adam Wrathall
- 3. Ashley Birks
- 4. Steve Worrall
- 5. Gary Irving
- 6. Richie Worrall
- 7. Stefan Nielsen
- 1. Simon Lambert
- 2. Jamie Pickard
- 3. Gareth Isherwood
- 4. Tony Atkin
- 5. Tim Webster
- 6. Ben Reade
- 7. James Sarjeant
Champions
1932-1964
1975-1990
When the National League was re-established in 1975 it operated as the Second Division of Speedway in the United Kingdom.
2009-
When the National League was re-established in 2009 it operated as the Third Division of Speedway in the United Kingdom.
Season Champions Second 2009 Bournemouth Buccaneers Plymouth Devils 2010 Buxton Hitmen Newport Hornets References
External links
Speedway National League seasons 1932 • 1933 • 1934 • 1935 • 1936 • 1937 • 1938 • 1939 • 1946 • 1947 • 1948 • 1949 • 1950 • 1951 • 1952 • 1953 • 1954 • 1955 • 1956 • 1957 • 1958 • 1959 • 1960
1961 • 1962 • 1963 • 1964 • 1975 • 1976 • 1977 • 1978 • 1979 • 1980 • 1981 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011
Speedway in the United Kingdom Current leagues Elite League • Premier League • National LeagueFormer leagues Provincial League • British League • British League Division Two • Conference League • National League Division Two • National League Division Three • English Dirt Track League • Northern LeagueSee also Speedway • British Speedway Promoters' Association • Speedway Control BureauCategories:- Speedway leagues
- Speedway National League
- Speedway competitions in the United Kingdom
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