1988 National League season

In 1988 the National League, also known as British League Division Two, was the second tier of speedway racing in the United Kingdom.[1]

1988 National League season
LeagueNational League
Season1988
ChampionsHackney Kestrels
No. of competitors16
Knockout CupHackney Kestrels
Division/s above1988 British League

Summary

The league champions that year were Hackney Kestrels.[2]

Final table
Team PL W D L Pts
Hackney Kestrels 30 26 2 2 54
Poole Pirates 30 20 1 9 41
Eastbourne Eagles 30 17 2 11 36
Wimbledon Dons 30 17 2 11 36
Berwick Bandits 30 17 2 11 36
Milton Keynes Knights 30 17 2 11 36
Stoke Potters 30 16 0 14 32
Peterborough Panthers 30 15 1 14 31
Arena Essex Hammers 30 15 1 14 31
Glasgow Tigers 30 13 2 15 28
Edinburgh Monarchs 30 14 0 16 28
Exeter Falcons 30 12 0 18 24
Mildenhall Fen Tigers 30 10 1 19 21
Rye House Rockets 30 8 1 21 17
Middlesbrough Tigers 30 7 1 22 15
Long Eaton Invaders 30 7 0 23 14

Leading averages
Rider Team Average
Mark LoramHackney10.34
Steve SchofieldPoole10.22
Mel 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

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
Date Team One Score Team Two

Quarter Finals
Date Team One Score Team Two

Semi Finals
Date Team One Score Team Two

Final
Date Team One Score Team Two
7 OctHackney?Wimbledon
?Wimbledon?Hackney

Aggregate - Hackney 110 Wimbledon 82

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See also

List of United Kingdom Speedway League Champions

References
  1. "Historic league tables". Speedway Archive.
  2. Oakes, P.(2006). Speedway Star Almanac. ISBN 0-9552376-1-0
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