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2000 Fixtures.Xlsx SEASON 2000 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 02/01/2000 Newport New Year Classic Individual Phil Morris 15/03/2000 King's Lynn Ipswich Challenge L1 49-41 16/03/2000 Ipswich King's Lynn Challenge L2 42-47 18/03/2000 Workington Newcastle Challenge L1 55-35 18/03/2000 Coventry Sheffield Inter-League Challenge 57-33 19/03/2000 Glasgow Norrie Isbister Memorial Trophy Individual Jesper Olsen 19/03/2000 Sheffield Hi-Peak Classic Individual Billy Hamill 19/03/2000 Belle Vue Workington Inter-League Challenge L1 42-48 19/03/2000 Newport Stoke Premier Trophy South 48-44 22/03/2000 King's Lynn Peterborough Challenge L1 47-43 22/03/2000 Poole Eastbourne Challenge L1 46-44 23/03/2000 Ipswich Coventry Elite League 47-43 23/03/2000 Swindon Odense (Denmark) International Challenge Postponed Rain 23/03/2000 Sheffield Berwick Premier Trophy North Postponed Rain 24/03/2000 Peterborough King's Lynn Challenge L2 47-43 24/03/2000 Edinburgh Glasgow Spring Trophy L1 47-40 25/03/2000 Eastbourne Poole Challenge L2 53-36 25/03/2000 Coventry Oxford Elite League 55-34 25/03/2000 Berwick Karl Friar Memorial Trophy Individual Jesper Olsen 25/03/2000 Newport British U-21 Championship QR Individual Paul Lee 25/03/2000 Workington Belle Vue Inter-League Challenge L2 40-50 25/03/2000 Stoke Swindon Premier Trophy South 43-47 26/03/2000 Newcastle Workington Challenge L2 43-46 26/03/2000 Coventry Billy Hamill Testimonial Individual Nicki Pedersen 26/03/2000 Newport Belle Vue Inter-League Challenge 40-50 26/03/2000 Glasgow Edinburgh Spring Trophy L2 45-45 27/03/2000 Wolverhampton Oxford Challenge L1 47-42 27/03/2000 Exeter Newport Premier Trophy South 53-37 27/03/2000 Reading Isle Of Wight Premier Trophy South 43-47 29/03/2000 King's Lynn Eastbourne Elite League 49-41 29/03/2000 Poole Alun Rossiter Testimonial Individual Tony Rickardsson 30/03/2000 Ipswich Oxford Elite League 52-38 30/03/2000 Swindon Stoke Premier Trophy South 43-47 30/03/2000 Sheffield Edinburgh Premiership L1 50-39 31/03/2000 Arena Essex Isle Of Wight Challenge 37-23 Aban Heat 10 - injured riders 31/03/2000 Oxford Wolverhampton Challenge L2 46-44 31/03/2000 Peterborough Poole Elite League 50-40 31/03/2000 Edinburgh Sheffield Premiership L2 49-41 SEASON 2000 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 01/04/2000 Boston Mildenhall Challenge L1 43-45 At King's Lynn 01/04/2000 Eastbourne Coventry Elite League Postponed Rain 01/04/2000 Berwick Newcastle Premier Trophy North 53-36 01/04/2000 Workington Glasgow Premier Trophy North 55-38 01/04/2000 Stoke Reading Premier Trophy South 42-48 02/04/2000 Mildenhall Boston Challenge L2 58-32 02/04/2000 Glasgow Workington Premier Trophy North 43-47 02/04/2000 Newcastle Berwick Premier Trophy North 56-34 02/04/2000 Newport Arena Essex Premier Trophy South 51-39 03/04/2000 Wolverhampton Ipswich Elite League Postponed Rain 03/04/2000 Reading Young Sweden Touring Team International Challenge Postponed Rain 03/04/2000 Exeter Arena Essex Premier Trophy South Postponed Rain 04/04/2000 Isle Of Wight British U-21 Championship QR Individual Postponed Rain 05/04/2000 Hull Stoke Challenge 39-51 05/04/2000 King's Lynn Wolverhampton Elite League 49-41 05/04/2000 Poole Coventry Elite League 45-45 05/04/2000 Isle Of Wight British U-21 Championship QR Individual Barry Campbell 06/04/2000 Ipswich Eastbourne Elite League 47-43 06/04/2000 Swindon Young Sweden Touring Team International Challenge 54-36 06/04/2000 Sheffield Workington Premier Trophy North 38-34 Aban RS Heat 12 - curfew - result stands 07/04/2000 Belle Vue King's Lynn Elite League 44-46 07/04/2000 Peterborough Wolverhampton Elite League 43-46 07/04/2000 Edinburgh British U-21 Championship Final Individual David Howe 07/04/2000 Oxford Euro Classic Individual Martin Dugard 07/04/2000 Arena Essex Reading Premier Trophy South 48-42 08/04/2000 Boston Club Cradley Heath Challenge 51-39 At King's Lynn 08/04/2000 Coventry King's Lynn Elite League 48-42 08/04/2000 Eastbourne Ipswich Elite League 48-42 08/04/2000 Workington Young Sweden Touring Team International Challenge 47-43 08/04/2000 Berwick Glasgow Premier Trophy North 60-30 09/04/2000 Sheffield CL Buxton Conference League 50-40 09/04/2000 Glasgow Young Sweden Touring Team International Challenge 43-47 09/04/2000 Newport Exeter Premier Trophy South 50-40 10/04/2000 Wolverhampton Eastbourne Elite League 45-45 10/04/2000 Exeter Jawa 2000 Czech Team International Challenge 61-29 10/04/2000 Newcastle Hull Premier Trophy North 41-52 11/04/2000 Isle Of Wight Newport Premier Trophy South Postponed Rain SEASON 2000 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 12/04/2000 King's Lynn Oxford Elite League Postponed Rain 12/04/2000 Poole Wolverhampton Elite League Postponed Rain 12/04/2000 Hull Workington Premier Trophy North Postponed Rain 13/04/2000 Ipswich Wolverhampton Elite League 53-37 13/04/2000 Sheffield Jawa 2000 Czech Team International Challenge Postponed Rain 13/04/2000 Swindon Arena Essex Premier Trophy South Postponed Rain 14/04/2000 Belle Vue Poole Elite League 40-50 14/04/2000 Oxford Eastbourne Elite League 43-50 14/04/2000 Peterborough King's Lynn Elite League Postponed Rain 14/04/2000 Edinburgh Jawa 2000 Czech Team International Challenge 48-41 14/04/2000 Arena Essex Isle Of Wight Premier Trophy South 49-40 15/04/2000 Boston Rye House CL Cup Group B Postponed Rain - at King's Lynn 15/04/2000 Coventry Belle Vue Elite League Postponed Rain 15/04/2000 Eastbourne Peterborough Elite League Postponed Rain 15/04/2000 Workington Jawa 2000 Czech Team International Challenge 49-41 15/04/2000 Berwick Edinburgh Premier Trophy North 49-40 15/04/2000 Stoke Newport Premier Trophy South 47-42 16/04/2000 Mildenhall Peterborough Challenge 66-24 16/04/2000 Buxton Sheffield CL Conference League Postponed Rain 16/04/2000 Newcastle Jawa 2000 Czech Team International Challenge Postponed Rain 16/04/2000 Glasgow Berwick Premier Trophy North 47-43 16/04/2000 Newport Swindon Premier Trophy South 45-45 17/04/2000 Wolverhampton King's Lynn Elite League Postponed Rain 17/04/2000 Exeter Stoke Premier Trophy South Postponed Rain 17/04/2000 Reading Swindon Premier Trophy South 43-47 18/04/2000 Isle Of Wight Reading Premier Trophy South Postponed Rain 19/04/2000 King's Lynn Belle Vue Elite League 62-28 19/04/2000 Hull Newcastle Premier Trophy North 48-42 20/04/2000 Swindon Isle Of Wight Premier Trophy South 55-35 21/04/2000 Peterborough Boston Challenge 40-50 21/04/2000 Newport CL Buxton Conference League Postponed Rain 21/04/2000 Belle Vue Wolverhampton Elite League 41-49 21/04/2000 Ipswich King's Lynn Elite League 45-45 21/04/2000 King's Lynn Ipswich Elite League 47-43 21/04/2000 Oxford Coventry Elite League 43-47 21/04/2000 Poole Eastbourne Elite League Postponed Rain 21/04/2000 Edinburgh Workington Premier Trophy North 43-50 SEASON 2000 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 21/04/2000 Sheffield Newcastle Premier Trophy North 57-33 21/04/2000 Arena Essex Swindon Premier Trophy South 45-45 22/04/2000 Coventry Poole Elite League 40-50 22/04/2000 Eastbourne Belle Vue Elite League 55-35 22/04/2000 Berwick Workington Premier Trophy North 42-48 23/04/2000 Buxton Rye House Conference League 48-42 23/04/2000 Mildenhall Sheffield CL Conference League 51-39 23/04/2000 Glasgow Newcastle Premier Trophy North 04-02 Aban Heat 01 - rain 23/04/2000 Newport Reading Premier Trophy South 47-42 24/04/2000 Coventry Peterborough Elite League 52-26 Aban RS Heat 13 - rain - result stands 24/04/2000 Peterborough Coventry Elite League 42-48 24/04/2000 Wolverhampton Belle Vue Elite League 47-43 24/04/2000 Newcastle Glasgow Premier Trophy North Postponed Rain 24/04/2000 Workington Sheffield Premier Trophy North 51-39 24/04/2000 Exeter Reading Premier Trophy South 66-24 24/04/2000 Reading Exeter Premier Trophy South 52-38 25/04/2000 Isle Of Wight Reading Premier Trophy South 44-46 26/04/2000 Poole King's Lynn Elite League Postponed Rain 26/04/2000 Hull Glasgow Premier Trophy North Postponed Rain 27/04/2000 Sheffield Glasgow Premier Trophy North 53-37 27/04/2000 Swindon Reading Premier Trophy South 52-39 28/04/2000 Oxford Belle Vue Elite League 47-42 28/04/2000 Edinburgh Berwick Premier Trophy North 50-40 28/04/2000 Arena Essex Newport Premier Trophy South 06-06 Aban Heat 02 - rain 29/04/2000 Coventry Ipswich Elite League 45-45 29/04/2000 Eastbourne Oxford Elite League 55-35 29/04/2000 King's Lynn Poole Elite League 53-37 29/04/2000 Berwick Hull Premier Trophy North 57-33 29/04/2000 Workington Newcastle Premier Trophy North 56-34 29/04/2000 Stoke Exeter Premier Trophy South 52-38 30/04/2000 Buxton St. Austell CL Cup Group A 43-47 30/04/2000 Belle Vue Oxford Elite League Postponed Track unfit 30/04/2000 Poole Eastbourne Elite League 42-48 30/04/2000 Glasgow Edinburgh Premier Trophy North 45-44 30/04/2000 Newport Isle Of Wight Premier Trophy South 45-45 01/05/2000 Rye House Southampton Challenge Postponed Track unfit 01/05/2000 Newport CL Boston Conference League 46-44 SEASON 2000 U.K.
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