TRACK RECORDS

TRACK RECORDS

AT THE START OF THE 1982 SEASON

BRITISH LEAGUE: Belle Vue: 67.0 seconds, Peter Collins (Belle Vue) on July 3 1976 Birmingham: 58.9 seconds, Hans Nielsen (Birmingham) on October 2 1981 : ϲϭ͘ϰƐĞĐŽŶĚƐ͕DŝĐŚĂĞů>ĞĞ;<ŝŶŐ͛Ɛ>LJŶŶͿŽŶ:ƵŶĞ21 1980 and Ole Olsen (Coventry) on September 30 1981 Cradley Heath: 62.9 seconds, (Cradley Heath) on July 4 1981 Eastbourne: 58.2 seconds, (Eastbourne) on October 4 1981 Hackney: 61.8 seconds, Bruce Penhall (Cradley Heath) on August 14 1981 and Bo Petersen (Hackney) on September 11 1981 Halifax: 63.0 seconds, (Leicester) on June 13 1981 Ipswich: 59.5 seconds, Kelly Moran (Eastbourne) on September 17 1981 <ŝŶŐ͛Ɛ>LJŶŶ͗ ϲϰ͘ϬƐĞĐŽŶĚƐ͕DŝĐŚĂĞů>ĞĞ;<ŝŶŐ͛Ɛ>LJŶŶͿŽŶ^ĞƉƚĞŵďĞƌ4 1980 Leicester: 62.3 seconds, Les Collins (Leicester) on 1 July 1980 Poole: 64.1 seconds, (Sheffield) on August 5 1981 Reading: 59.7 seconds, Hans Nielsen (Birmingham) on September 28 1981 Sheffield: 64.2 seconds, (Belle Vue) on July 26 1979 Swindon: 66.5 seconds, (Swindon) on September 22 1979 and Peter Collins (Belle Vue) on September 27 1979 Wimbledon: 58.2 seconds, () on April 27 1978

TRACK RECORD HOLDERS: Two Les Collins, Peter Collins, Michael Lee, Hans Nielsen, Bruce Penhall One Scott Autrey, Phil Crump, Gordon Kennett, Kelly Moran, Shawn Moran, Chris Morton, Ole Olsen, Bo Petersen

NATIONAL LEAGUE: Berwick: none Boston: 60.8 seconds, David Gagen (Boston) on June 14 1981 Canterbury: 67.4 seconds, Mike Ferreira (Canterbury) on July 25 1981 Crayford: 56.5 seconds, Barry Thomas (Crayford) on August 4 1981 Edinburgh: 62.8 seconds, Neil Collins (Edinburgh) on August 28 1981 Ellesmere Port: 69.6 seconds, Billy Burton (Ellesmere Port) on September 25 1981 Exeter: 67.7 seconds, John Barker (Exeter) on May 25 1981 Glasgow: none Long Eaton: 64.8 seconds, Mike Sampson (Nottingham) on August 4 1979 Middlesbrough: 64.6 seconds, George Hunter () on August 30 1979, Steve Wilcock (Middlesbrough) on September 3 1981 and (Middlesbrough) on September 3 1981 Mildenhall: 54.4 seconds, Richard Knight (Mildenhall) on July 19 1981 Milton Keynes: 59.9 seconds, Martin Yeates (Weymouth) on September 6 1981 Newcastle: 65.0 seconds, (Exeter) on March 31 1975 (*) Oxford: 61.0 seconds, Dave Perks (Oxford) on June 11 1981 Peterborough: 65.8 seconds, Ian Clark (Peterborough) on June 25 1976 and Steve Finch (Ellesmere Port) on July 29 1979 Rye House: 59.5 seconds, Bob Garrad (Rye House) on August 17 1980 Scunthorpe: 64.0 seconds, Kevin Teager (Scunthorpe) on April 27 1981 Stoke: 62.5 seconds, Phil Collins (Cradley Heath) on September 21 1980 Weymouth: 66.3 seconds, Martin Yeates (Weymouth) on August 4 1981

(*) Newcastle kept a separate National League track record, which stood at 65.6 seconds by Martin Yeates (Weymouth) on June 1 1981

TRACK RECORD HOLDERS: Two Martin Yeates One John Barker, Billy Burton, Ian Clark, Neil Collins, Phil Collins, Mark Courtney, Mike Ferreira, Steve Finch, David Gagen, Bob Garrad, George Hunter, Richard Knight, Ivan Mauger, Dave Perks, Mike Sampson, Kevin Teager, Barry Thomas, Steve Wilcock

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TRACK RECORDS

AT THE END OF THE 1982 SEASON

BRITISH LEAGUE: Belle Vue: 67.0 seconds, Peter Collins (Belle Vue) on July 3 1976 Birmingham: 58.2 seconds, Andy Grahame (Birmingham) on June 28 1982 Coventry: 60.9 seconds, Les Collins (Leicester) on July 24 1982 Cradley Heath: 62.9 seconds, Bruce Penhall (Cradley Heath) on July 4 1981 Eastbourne: 58.1 seconds, Gordon Kennett (Eastbourne) on July 11 1982 Hackney: 61.3 seconds, Bo Petersen (Hackney) on June 4 1982 Halifax: 62.5 seconds, (Halifax) on October 23 1982 Ipswich: 59.1 seconds, (Ipswich) on September 30 1982 <ŝŶŐ͛Ɛ>LJŶŶ͗ 63.1 seconds, Peter Collins (Belle Vue) on May 16 1982 Leicester: 61.8 seconds, Shawn Moran (Sheffield) on October 12 1982 Poole: 63.7 seconds, (Wimbledon) on June 30 1982 and Les Collins (Leicester) on August 18 1982 Reading: 59.4 seconds, Shawn Moran (Sheffield) on June 14 1982 Sheffield: 63.2 seconds, Shawn Moran (Sheffield) on August 12 1982 Swindon: 66.5 seconds, Phil Crump (Swindon) on September 22 1979 and Peter Collins (Belle Vue) on September 27 1979 Wimbledon: 57.8 seconds, Peter Collins (Belle Vue) on July 1 1982

TRACK RECORD HOLDERS: Four Peter Collins Three Shawn Moran Two Les Collins One Kenny Carter, Phil Crump, Andy Grahame, Gordon Kennett, Bruce Penhall, Bo Petersen, Dennis Sigalos, Malcolm Simmons

NATIONAL LEAGUE: Berwick: 56.0 seconds, Steve McDermott (Berwick) on June 19 1982 Boston: 60.0 seconds, Steve Lomas (Boston) on September 12 1982 Canterbury: 67.1 seconds, Rod Hunter (Newcastle) on August 7 1982 Crayford: 56.4 seconds, Barry Thomas (Crayford) on June 15 1982 Edinburgh: 62.3 seconds, Kenny Carter (Halifax) on July 9 1982 Ellesmere Port: 68.3 seconds, John Jackson (Ellesmere Port) on July 16 1982 Exeter: 67.0 seconds, John Barker (Exeter) on July 12 1982 Glasgow: 58.0 seconds, Rod Hunter (Newcastle) on July 2 1982 Long Eaton: 64.7 seconds, Alan Molyneux (Long Eaton) on August 11 1982 Middlesbrough: 64.2 seconds, Kenny Carter (Halifax) on June 10 1982 and Derek Harrison (Mildenhall) on July 22 1982 Mildenhall: 54.4 seconds, Richard Knight (Mildenhall) on July 19 1981 Milton Keynes: 59.4 seconds, Martin Yeates (Weymouth) on May 4 1982 Newcastle: 65.0 seconds, Ivan Mauger (Exeter) on March 31 1975 (*) Oxford: 61.0 seconds, Dave Perks (Oxford) on June 11 1981 Peterborough: 64.7 seconds, (Weymouth) on August 6 1982 Rye House: 59.5 seconds, Bob Garrad (Rye House) on August 17 1980 Scunthorpe: 64.0 seconds, Kevin Teager (Scunthorpe) on April 27 1981 Stoke: 62.5 seconds, Phil Collins (Cradley Heath) on September 21 1980 Weymouth: 64.7 seconds, Simon Wigg (Weymouth) on May 18 1982

(*) Newcastle kept a separate National League track record, which stood at 65.6 seconds by Martin Yeates (Weymouth) on June 1 1981

TRACK RECORD HOLDERS: Two Kenny Carter, Rod Hunter, Simon Wigg One John Barker, Phil Collins, Bob Garrad, Derek Harrison, John Jackson, Richard Knight, Steve Lomas, Steve McDermott, Ivan Mauger, Alan Molyneux, Dave Perks, Kevin Teager, Barry Thomas, Martin Yeates

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