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1992 British League season
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The 1992 British League season was the 58th season of the top tier of speedway in the United Kingdom and the 28th known as the British League.[1][2]
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Summary
Arena Essex gained promotion to the league from the 1991 season but Berwick dropped out of the league.
Reading Racers won the league for the second time in three years. Four riders who won the 1990 title (Jeremy Doncaster, Per Jonsson, Jan Andersson and Dave Mullett) were integral during the 1992 campaign. They were joined by Italian Armando Castagna and Ray Morton.[3] Bradford Dukes retained their Knockout Cup title.
World Champion Jan O. Pedersen topped the averages for Cradley Heath.
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Final table
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M = Matches; W = Wins; D = Draws; L = Losses; Pts = Total Points
Fixtures and results
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British League Knockout Cup
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The 1992 British League Knockout Cup was the 54th edition of the Knockout Cup for tier one teams. Bradford Dukes were the winners for the second successive year.[5]
First round
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
First leg
Second leg
Bradford Dukes were declared Knockout Cup Champions, winning on aggregate 92-88.
Gold Cup
Final
Wolverhampton won 91–88 on aggregate.
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Riders' Championship
Joe Screen won the British League Riders' Championship. It was the held at Odsal Stadium on 3 October.[8]
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Final leading averages
Riders & final averages
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Arena Essex
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Brian Karger 8.89
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Bo Petersen 8.18
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Peter Ravn 7.08
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Allan Johansen 6.94
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Troy Pratt 6.10
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Josh Larsen 5.50
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Andy Galvin 4.97
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Alan Mogridge 3.11
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Colin White 3.02
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Robert Ledwith 0.44
Belle Vue
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Joe Screen 9.05
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Shawn Moran 8.92
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Bobby Ott 8.83
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Jason Lyons 6.84
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Frede Schött 6.12
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Carl Stonehewer 5.95
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Paul Smith 3.73
Bradford
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Gary Havelock 9.50
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Kelvin Tatum 8.75
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Simon Wigg 8.25
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Sean Wilson 7.55
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Paul Thorp 6.70
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Antal Kocso 6.16
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Kevin Little 2.44
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Stuart Parnaby 2.11
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Darren Pearson 1.79
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Stuart Swales 1.38
Coventry
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Tommy Knudsen 8.91
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Rick Miller 8.14
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Andy Smith 7.64
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John Jørgensen 7.08
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Brian Andersen 6.24
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Paul Bentley 5.49
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Michael Warren 4.79
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Jamie Habbin 3.87
Cradley Heath
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Jan O. Pedersen 11.37 (only 4 matches)
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Greg Hancock 9.41
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Billy Hamill 8.64
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Simon Cross 7.91
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Gert Handberg 7.40
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Andy Grahame 6.33
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Andy Phillips 4.17
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Scott Smith 3.79
Eastbourne
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Peter Nahlin 8.63
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Andy Grahame 7.18
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Andrew Silver 6.58
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Olli Tyrväinen 5.84
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Glenn Doyle 5.81
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Stefan Dannö 5.71
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Nathan Simpson 5.57
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Paul Dugard 4.75
Ipswich
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Tony Rickardsson 8.33
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Chris Louis 7.46
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Shane Parker 7.10
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Zdeněk Tesař 6.93
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David Norris 6.76
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Tony Olsson 6.65
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Ben Howe 4.86
King's Lynn
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Henka Gustaffson 8.86
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Mark Loram 8.85
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Dennis Lofqvist 7.54
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Gary Allan 6.50
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Bohumil Brhel 6.35
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Alun Rossiter 5.28
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Kevin Brice 5.24
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Darren Spicer 2.34
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Emmerson Fairweather 1.67
Oxford
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Hans Nielsen 10.24
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Martin Dugard 8.94
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Dean Barker 6.09
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Morten Andersen 5.22
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Mark Carlson 5.21
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Troy Butler 5.11
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Glenn Cunningham 2.43
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Darren Sumner 2.35
Poole
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Marvyn Cox 9.26
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Craig Boyce 8.56
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Steve Schofield 7.97
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Alun Rossiter 6.40
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Tom P. Knudsen 6.33
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Jorgen Johansson 5.63
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Alastair Stevens 5.53
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Tony Langdon 4.43
Reading
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Per Jonsson 10.04
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Jeremy Doncaster 8.36
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Dave Mullett 7.88
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Jan Andersson 7.65
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Armando Castagna 7.09
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Ray Morton 6.77
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Phil Morris 2.89
Swindon
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Leigh Adams 9.49
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Jimmy Nilsen 7.37
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Mitch Shirra 7.16
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Kelly Moran 6.09
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Dean Standing 5.75
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David Smart 3.67
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Steve Masters 2.88
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Justin Elkins 2.73
Wolverhampton
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Sam Ermolenko 10.25
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Ronnie Correy 9.36
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Peter Karlsson 7.79
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Graham Jones 6.83
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Charles Ermolenko 5.17
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Gordon Kennett 4.17
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Nigel Leaver 4.00
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Stephen Morris 2.40
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