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1989 Fixtures.Xlsx SEASON 1989 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 16/03/1989 Ipswich Arena Essex Challenge Postponed Rain 17/03/1989 Hackney Vic Harding Memorial Trophy Individual Steve Schofield 18/03/1989 Cradley Heath Swindon Challenge Postponed Rain 18/03/1989 Coventry Reading Gold Cup South Postponed Rain 18/03/1989 King's Lynn Oxford Gold Cup South Postponed Rain 19/03/1989 Mildenhall King's Lynn Inter-League Challenge 37-59 20/03/1989 Wolverhampton Oxford Gold Cup North Postponed Rain 20/03/1989 Reading Coventry Gold Cup South Postponed Rain 23/03/1989 Middlesbrough Stoke Challenge L1 46-50 24/03/1989 King's Lynn Reading Challenge 48-42 24/03/1989 Oxford Wolverhampton Challenge 55-35 24/03/1989 Peterborough Milton Keynes Challenge L1 54-42 24/03/1989 Arena Essex Arena Essex v Eastbourne v Hackney Easter Triangle L1 39 v 38 v 31 24/03/1989 Hackney Hackney v Eastbourne v Arena Essex Easter Triangle L2 38 v 35 v 35 24/03/1989 Poole Exeter Easter Trophy L1 62-34 24/03/1989 Belle Vue Bradford F.V. Northern Trophy L1 65-25 24/03/1989 Ipswich Middlesbrough NL KOC R2 L1 60-36 25/03/1989 Stoke Middlesbrough Challenge L2 66-30 25/03/1989 Cradley Heath Bradford Gold Cup North 46-44 25/03/1989 Coventry King's Lynn Gold Cup South 41-49 25/03/1989 Swindon Oxford Gold Cup South 41-49 26/03/1989 Newcastle Edinburgh Challenge 43-53 26/03/1989 Mildenhall Mildenhall v Ipswich v Rye House Easter Triangle L1 44 v 37 v 27 26/03/1989 Eastbourne Eastbourne v Arena Essex v Hackney Easter Triangle L3 48 v 33 v 26 26/03/1989 King's Lynn Swindon Gold Cup South 51-39 27/03/1989 Peterborough Long Eaton Challenge L1 66-30 27/03/1989 Rye House Rye House v Mildenhall v Ipswich Easter Triangle L2 43 v 24 v 41 27/03/1989 Exeter Poole Easter Trophy L2 35-59 27/03/1989 Wolverhampton Belle Vue Gold Cup North 42-47 27/03/1989 Oxford Swindon Gold Cup South 56-34 27/03/1989 Reading Oxford Gold Cup South 41-49 27/03/1989 Swindon King's Lynn Gold Cup South 48-42 27/03/1989 Cradley Heath Coventry Premiership L1 55-34 27/03/1989 Coventry Cradley Heath Premiership L2 33-57 28/03/1989 Poole Arena Essex Challenge 63-33 29/03/1989 Wimbledon Mousetrap Classic Individual Andy Galvin 30/03/1989 Ipswich Ipswich v Rye House v Mildenhall Easter Triangle L3 40 v 29 v 39 SEASON 1989 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 30/03/1989 Middlesbrough Edinburgh Northern League 56-40 31/03/1989 Belle Vue Cradley Heath Gold Cup North 55-35 31/03/1989 Oxford Reading Gold Cup South 53-36 31/03/1989 Hackney Glasgow National League 62-33 31/03/1989 Peterborough Ipswich National League 36-57 Result on track 44-52 31/03/1989 Edinburgh Berwick Northern League 51-43 01/04/1989 Arena Essex Ipswich Challenge 52-44 01/04/1989 Bradford Belle Vue F.V. Northern Trophy L2 42-48 01/04/1989 Cradley Heath Wolverhampton Gold Cup North 49-41 01/04/1989 King's Lynn Reading Gold Cup South 42-48 01/04/1989 Swindon Coventry Gold Cup South 46-44 01/04/1989 Stoke Peterborough National League 67-29 01/04/1989 Berwick Edinburgh Northern League 65-31 02/04/1989 Eastbourne Ipswich Challenge 54-40 02/04/1989 Mildenhall Peterborough Challenge Postponed Rain 02/04/1989 Newcastle Glasgow Challenge L1 43-53 02/04/1989 Rye House Hackney National League Postponed Rain 03/04/1989 Wolverhampton Coventry Central Shield 52-38 03/04/1989 Exeter Long Eaton Challenge L1 74-22 03/04/1989 Reading Swindon Gold Cup South 46-43 04/04/1989 Poole Eastbourne Challenge Postponed Rain 05/04/1989 Wimbledon Hackney Challenge L1 Postponed Rain 05/04/1989 Long Eaton Peterborough Challenge L2 Postponed Rain 06/04/1989 Ipswich Exeter National League Postponed Rain 06/04/1989 Middlesbrough Berwick National League Postponed Rain 07/04/1989 Hackney Wimbledon Challenge L1 48-48 07/04/1989 Glasgow Newcastle Challenge L2 51-45 07/04/1989 Belle Vue Wolverhampton Gold Cup North Postponed Rain 07/04/1989 Oxford King's Lynn Gold Cup South Postponed Rain 07/04/1989 Peterborough Poole National League Postponed Rain 07/04/1989 Edinburgh Middlesbrough Northern League Postponed Rain 08/04/1989 King's Lynn Belle Vue BL KOC R1 L1 38-52 08/04/1989 Bradford Cradley Heath Gold Cup North 55-35 08/04/1989 Coventry Oxford Gold Cup South 49-40 08/04/1989 Swindon Reading Gold Cup South 44-46 08/04/1989 Arena Essex World Championship British QF Individual Andy Buck 08/04/1989 Stoke World Championship British QF Individual Louis Carr SEASON 1989 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 08/04/1989 Berwick Newcastle NL KOC R1 L1 65-30 09/04/1989 Eastbourne Wimbledon Challenge 53-42 09/04/1989 Mildenhall Long Eaton National League 65-30 09/04/1989 Rye House Exeter NL KOC R1 L1 57-39 09/04/1989 Newcastle Berwick NL KOC R1 L2 43-52 10/04/1989 Wolverhampton Swindon BL KOC R1 L1 49-41 10/04/1989 Reading King's Lynn Gold Cup South Postponed Rain 10/04/1989 Exeter Rye House NL KOC R1 L2 62-34 11/04/1989 Milton Keynes Peterborough Challenge L2 Postponed Rain 11/04/1989 Poole Hackney National League Postponed Rain 12/04/1989 Long Eaton Peterborough Challenge L2 Postponed Rain 12/04/1989 Wimbledon Hackney Challenge L2 47-48 13/04/1989 Middlesbrough World Championship British QF Individual Les Collins 13/04/1989 Ipswich Poole National League 47-48 14/04/1989 Belle Vue Bradford Gold Cup North 43-47 14/04/1989 Oxford Coventry Gold Cup South 58-32 14/04/1989 Hackney Slangerup (Denmark) International Challenge 62-34 14/04/1989 Peterborough Newcastle National League 56-40 14/04/1989 Glasgow Edinburgh Scottish Cup 1988 L1 46-50 15/04/1989 Bradford Wolverhampton Gold Cup North 43-47 15/04/1989 Cradley Heath Belle Vue Gold Cup North 47-43 15/04/1989 Coventry Swindon Gold Cup South 45-45 15/04/1989 King's Lynn Oxford Gold Cup South 45-45 15/04/1989 Arena Essex Slangerup (Denmark) International Challenge 54-41 15/04/1989 Berwick Middlesbrough National League 72-24 15/04/1989 Stoke Exeter National League 60-36 16/04/1989 Eastbourne Slangerup (Denmark) International Challenge 63-33 16/04/1989 Newcastle Exeter National League 49-46 16/04/1989 Rye House Hackney National League 45-50 16/04/1989 Berwick Bluebirds v VW's v Maestros v Renault S McDermott Testimonial 27 v 25 v 24 v 20 16/04/1989 Edinburgh Glasgow Scottish Cup 1988 L2 56-40 17/04/1989 Wolverhampton Bradford Gold Cup North 51-39 17/04/1989 Reading Coventry Gold Cup South 46-44 17/04/1989 Exeter Slangerup (Denmark) International Challenge 65-31 18/04/1989 Milton Keynes Peterborough Challenge L2 39-57 18/04/1989 Poole Slangerup (Denmark) International Challenge 58-38 19/04/1989 Oxford Cradley Heath British League 51-38 SEASON 1989 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 19/04/1989 Long Eaton Milton Keynes National League 57-39 19/04/1989 Mildenhall Poole National League 30-66 19/04/1989 Wimbledon Edinburgh National League 67-29 20/04/1989 Ipswich Edinburgh National League 49-29 Aband RS Heat 13 - rain - result stands 20/04/1989 Middlesbrough Wimbledon National League 46-50 21/04/1989 Belle Vue King's Lynn BL KOC R1 L2 57-33 21/04/1989 Edinburgh Wimbledon National League 42-53 21/04/1989 Glasgow Milton Keynes National League 61-35 21/04/1989 Hackney Middlesbrough National League 59-37 21/04/1989 Peterborough Arena Essex National League 55-40 22/04/1989 Swindon Wolverhampton BL KOC R1 L2 45-45 22/04/1989 Bradford King's Lynn British League Postponed Rain 22/04/1989 Coventry Belle Vue British League 46-44 22/04/1989 Cradley Heath Reading British League 53-37 22/04/1989 Arena Essex Rye House National League 51-45 22/04/1989 Berwick Milton Keynes National League Postponed Rain 22/04/1989 Stoke Glasgow National League 60-36 23/04/1989 King's Lynn Coventry British League Postponed Rain 23/04/1989 Eastbourne Exeter National League 67-29 23/04/1989 Mildenhall Glasgow National League Postponed Rain 23/04/1989 Newcastle Peterborough National League 50-44 23/04/1989 Rye House Arena Essex National League 09-09 Aband Heat 03 - rain 24/04/1989 Reading Belle Vue British League Postponed Rain 24/04/1989 Wolverhampton Cradley Heath Gold Cup North 39-51 24/04/1989 Exeter Ipswich National League 60-36 25/04/1989 Milton Keynes Hackney National League Postponed Rain 25/04/1989 Poole Ipswich National League 50-46 26/04/1989 Long Eaton Newcastle National League 43-53 26/04/1989 Wimbledon Rye House National League 51-45 27/04/1989 Ipswich Exeter National League 53-43 27/04/1989 Middlesbrough Long Eaton National League 57-39 28/04/1989 Belle Vue Wolverhampton Gold Cup North 49-41 28/04/1989 Oxford King's Lynn Gold Cup South 59-31 28/04/1989 Edinburgh Long Eaton National League 61-34 28/04/1989 Glasgow Hackney National League 53-43 28/04/1989 Peterborough Rye House National League 52-44 29/04/1989 Swindon Walker Jackson Best Pairs Best Pairs R.
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