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The 1991 British League Division Two season was contested as the second division of Speedway in the United Kingdom. The league had been renamed from the National League.[1]
Summary
The title sponsored by Sunbrite was won by the Arena Essex Hammers . Hackney withdrew in July, ten matches into the season.
Final table
Leading averages
Rider
Team
Average
Bo Petersen
Arena Essex
10.54
Brian Karger
Arena Essex
10.23
Mark Thorpe
Newcastle
9.93
Neil Evitts
Sheffield
9.79
Mikael Blixt
Peterborough
9.69
David Bargh
Newcastle
9.55
Andy Grahame
Wimbledon
9.44
Jan Staechmann
Long Eaton
9.39
Peter Carr
Sheffield
9.36
Troy Butler
Milton Keynes
9.26
British League Division Two Knockout Cup
The 1991 British League Division Two Knockout Cup sponsored by Phonesport, was the 24th edition of the Knockout Cup for tier two teams. Arena Essex Hammers were the winners of the competition.[2]
First Round
Date
Team One
Score
Team Two
29/05
Long Eaton
54-36
Edinburgh
07/06
Edinburgh
45-45
Long Eaton
01/06
Stoke
54-36
Rye House
02/06
Rye House
54-35
Stoke
?
Newcastle
52-38
Hackney
?
Hackney
46-44
Newcastle
Quarter Finals
Date
Team One
Score
Team Two
30/06
Rye House
46-43
Long Eaton
03/07
Long Eaton
50-40
Rye House
?
Arena Essex
?
Arena Essex
?
Newcastle
54-35
Exeter
?
Exeter
49-40
Newcastle
?
Glasgow
?
Glasgow
Semi Finals
Date
Team One
Score
Team Two
?
Long Eaton
Arena Essex
?
Arena Essex
Long Eaton
?
Glasgow
Newcastle
?
Newcastle
Glasgow
Final
Date
Team One
Score
Team Two
12 Oct
Arena Essex
46-44
Glasgow
?
Glasgow
46-44
Arena Essex
19 Oct replay
Arena Essex
60-30
Glasgow
? replay
Glasgow
50-40
Arena Essex
See also
List of United Kingdom Speedway League Champions
References
Current leagues Former leagues Current team competitions Former team competitions Current individual competitions Former individual competitions See also
United Kingdom Speedway Seasons
Tier One League Top division Tier Two League Second division Tier Three League Third division Champions
Speedway British League Division Two