World's Individual Championship 1931 Later known as British Open Championship or British Individual Championship By Keith Farman

25-May 6-Jun 25-Jun Championship Vic Huxley beat Colin Watson 2-1 West Ham Stamford Bridge Wimbledon 2-0 2-1 2-1 Challengers Competition Northern League First Round Each track held a round between their own riders or nominated a rider Belle Vue 27 May Eric Langton beat Max Grosskreutz 2-0 -- 30 May Arthur Franklyn beat Bob Harrison 2-0 -- 6 June Chun 27-May Moore beat Walter Hull 2-0 -- 10 June Len Woods beat R. West 2-0 -- 17 June Arthur Franklyn beat Len Woods 2-0 & Eric Langton beat Chun Moore 2-0 Eric Langton beat Frank Varey 2-0 15-Jul Glasgow Earlier in the season the Glasgow supporters were given voting papers to elect four riders. Five emerged as their 23-Jun favourites and it was decided that they should all compete. The contest were not just over one race but "as often as decision demanded". Glasgow Round 1 Alfie Williams beat George Mackenzie 2-0 - Drew McQueen beat Norrie Isbister who fell in the first race 2-0 Round 2 Andy Nicholl beat Alfie Williams 2-0 Final Drew McQueen beat Alfie Williams who fell in the second race 2-0 Leeds Roy Barrowclough Beat Frank Charles 1-0 4-Jul Re-run Leicester Super Arthur Jarvis Nominated Bye Preston H.R. "Ginger Lees" Nominated Bye Sheffield H. "Dusty" Haigh Nominated Bye Second Round First Rider to win 4 races progressed to next round Roy Barrowclough beat Drew McQueen 11-Jul Leeds 2-0 04-Aug Leeds 2-0 Eric Langton beat Arthur Jervis 22-Jul Belle Vue 2-0 Semi-Finals First Rider to win 4 races progressed to next round Eric Langton beat H."Dusty" Haigh 16-Sep Belle Vue 3-0 17-Sep Sheffield 1-0 H.R. "Ginger" Lees beat Roy Barrowclough

Final First Rider to win 4 races progressed to next round Eric Langton beat H.R. "Ginger" Lees 19-Sep Belle Vue 3-0 24-Sep Preston 1-1 Southern League First Round First rider to win 2 legs progressed to the next round Tommy Croombs beat C."Squibb" Burton 14-Jul West Ham 2-0 18-Jul Lea Bridge 2-0 Jack Parker beat Dick Case Dick Case -Injured Cancelled Frank Arthur Bye Second Round First rider to win 2 legs progressed to the next round Jack Parker beat Frank Arthur 26-Aug Southampton 2-0 30-Aug Stamford Bridge 0-2 9-Sept Southampton 2-0 Tommy Croombs Bye Final First rider to win 2 legs progressed to the next round Jack Parker beat Tommy Croombs 15-Sept West Ham 2-1 16-Sept Southampton 2-0

Challenges Final Winner of Southern League V Winner of Northern League Jack Parker (Southern League) beat Eric Langton (Northern League) 26-Sept Belle Vue 2-0 30-Sept Southampton 2-0

Championship Winner of the Championship V Winner of the Challengers Final Jack Parker beat Vic Huxley 7-Oct Southampton 2-1 12-Oct Wimbledon 0-2 plus dead heat 19-Oct Wimbledon 2-0 BRITISH MATCH RACE CHAMPIONSHIP 1932-35 By Keith Farman 1932 Challengers Competition First Round First Leg Second Leg Decider 16-Apr Belle Vue 25-Apr Wimbledon 5-May Wembley Eric Langton 2 Dick Case 1 Dick Case 2-1 Eric Langton 2-0 Eric Langton 2-0 23-Apr Belle Vue 26-Apr West Ham Max Grosskreutz 2 Arthur Jervis 0 Max Grosskreutz 2-1 Max Grosskreutz 2-0 30-Apr Stamford Bridge 16-May Wimbledon 21-May Crystal Palace Frank Arthur beat 2 Vic Huxley 1 Frank Arthur 2-0 Vic Huxley 2-1 Frank Arthur 2-0 23-Apr Crystal Palace 5-May Wembley Tom Farndon 2 Colin Watson 0 Tom Farndon 2-0 Tom Farndon 2-0 Semi-Finals 21-May Belle Vue 28-May Belle Vue 18-Jun Belle Vue Eric Langton 2 Max Grosskreutz 1 Eric Langton 2-0 Max Grosskreutz 2-0 Eric Langton 2-1 11-Jun Stamford Bridge 18-Jun Crystal Palace 21-Jun Plymouth Frank Arthur 2 Tom Farndon 1 Tom Farndon 2-1 Frank Arthur 2-1 Frank Arthur 2-1 Challengers Final 17-Aug Stamford Bridge 17-Sep Belle Vue Eric Langton won by default over Frank Arthur Eric Langton 2-0 Arthur injured unable to contest second leg Championship 24-Sep Belle Vue 28-Sep Lea Bridge Eric Langton won on default as Jack Parker was Eric Langton 3-0 injured and could not contest the second leg 1933 Eric Langton (Holder) resigned the title Qualifying Round First Leg Second Leg Decider 8-Jun Wembley 10-Jun Crystal Palace Ron Johnson 2 Wally Kilmister 0 Ron Johnson 2-0 Ron Johnson 2-1 10-Jun Crystal Palace 12-Jun Wimbledon Claude Rye 2 Jack Parker 0 Claude Rye 2-0 Claude Rye 2-0 Championship 26-Jun Wimbledon 1-Jul Crystal Palace Ron Johnson defeated Claude Rye Ron Johnson 2-0 Claude Rye Injured 12-Aug Crystal Palace 14-Aug Wimbledon 26-Aug Lea Bridge Ron Johnson 2 Syd Jackson 1 Ron Johnson 2-0 Syd Jackson 2-0 Ron Johnson 2-0 Qualifying Round 18-Sep Wimbledon 19-Sep West Ham 27-Sep Sheffield Tiger Stevenson 2 Vic Huxley 1 Vic Huxley 2-0 Harold Stevenson 2-1 Harold Stevenson 2-0 Championship Tiger Stevenson 2 Ron Johnson 0 7-Oct Crystal Palace 10-Oct West Ham Tiger Stevenson 2-0 Tiger Stevenson 2-0 1934 15-May West Ham 28-May Wimbledon Vic Huxley (Challenger) 2 Tiger Stevenson 0 Vic Huxley 2-0 Vic Huxley 2-0 30-Jul Wimbledon 1-Aug New Cross Tom Farndon (Challenger) 2 Vic Huxley 0 Farndon 2-0 Farndon 2-0 5-Sep New Cross Ton Farndon (Holder) 1 Ron Johnson 0 Tom Farndon 2-1 Only one match 3-Oct New Cross 6-Oct Belle Vue 11-Oct Wembley Tom Farndon (Holder) 2 Max Grosskreutz 1 Tom Farndon 2-1 Max Grosskreutz 2-1 Tom Farndon 2-1 1935 5-May New Cross 7-May Hackney 27-Jun Wembley Tom Farndon (Holder) 2 Dick Case 1 Tom Farndon 1-0 Dick Case 2-1 Tom Farndon 2-0 In the first leg Case fell in the first race and was unable to continue 14-Aug New Cross 17-Aug Belle Vue 19-Aug Hackney Wick Tom Farndon (Holder) 2 Max Grosskreutz 1 Tom Farndon 2-0 Max Grosskreutz 2-0 Tom Farndon 2-1 After Bluey Wilkinson had been chosen as Farndon challenger, Tom was involved in a fatal accident and as mark of respect the authorities decided to abandon the competition to perpetuate his name as the unbeaten holder of the trophy. BRITISH MATCH RACE CHAMPIONSHIP 1946 - 64 By Keith Farman 1946 Bill Kitchen nominated as Champion First Leg Second Leg Decider 9-May Wembley 15-May New Cross 20-May Wimbledon Bill Kitchen (Nominated) 2 Ron Johnson 1 Ron Johnson 2-0 Bill Kitchen 2-0 Bill Kitchen 2-0 13-Jun Wembley 15-Jun Belle Vue 25-Jun West Ham Bill Kitchen (Holder) 1 Jack Parker 2 Jack Parker 2-1 Bill Kitchen 2-1 Jack Parker 2-0 23-Jun West Ham 27-Jun Belle Vue Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Eric Chitty 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 10-Aug Belle Vue 21-Aug New Cross 2-Sep Wimbledon Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Ron Johnson 1 Jack Parker 2-0 Ron Johnson 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 26-Sep Wembley 19-Oct Belle Vue 23-Oct Bradford Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Tommy Price 1 Tommy Price 2-1 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-1 1947 3-May Belle Vue 6-May West Ham Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Malcolm Craven 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Malcolm Craven 0 17-May West Ham 19-May Wembley Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Alec Statham 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Kitchen 2-1 11-Jul Harringay 12-Jul Belle Vue Vic Duggan (Challenger) 2 Jack Parker 0 Vic Duggan 2-0 Vic Duggan 2-0 1-Aug Harringay 7-Aug Wembley 20-Aug Belle Vue Vic Duggan (Challenger) 2 Bill Kitchen 1 Bill Kitchen 2-1 Vic Duggan 2-1 Vic Duggan 2-0 Duggan resigned Title and Jack and Norman Parker were nominated by the Control Board 22-Sep Wimbledon 27-Sep Belle Vue 1-Oct New Cross Jack Parker (Nominated) 2 Norman Parker 1 Norman Parker 2-1 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-1 1948 28-Apr New Cross 1-May Belle Vue 6-May Wimbledon Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Ron Johnson 1 Ron Johnson 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 Alec Statham nominated - injured and replaced by Eric Chitty 12-Jun Belle Vue 15-Jun West Ham Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Eric Chitty 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 12-Jul Wimbledon 18-Jul Belle Vue Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Alec Statham 0 Jack Parker 2-1 Jack Parker 2-1 5-Aug Wembley 11-Sep Belle Vue Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Split Waterman 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-1 25-Sep Belle Vue 7-Oct Wembley Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Wilbur Lamoreaux 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 1949 6-May New Cross 7-May Belle Vue Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Ron Johnson 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 13-Jun Birmingham Belle Vue Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Graham Warren 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Warren fell twice in first leg and was not fit to contest second leg 23-Jul Belle Vue 26-Jul West Ham Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Aub Lawson 0 Jack Parker 2-1 Jack Parker 2-0 20-Aug Belle Vue 25-Aug Wembley 9-Sep Harringay Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Tommy Price 1 Jack Parker 2-0 Tommy Price 2-1 Jack Parker 2-0 1950 13-May Belle Vue 18-May Wembley Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Tommy Price 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 21-Jun New Cross 1-Jul Belle Vue 10-Jul Birmingham Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Eric French 1 Eric French 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 15-Jul Belle Vue 26-Jul New Cross Jack Parker (Holder) 2 Bert Roger 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 22-Aug West Ham 26-Aug Belle Vue Aub Lawson (Challenger) 2 Jack Parker 0 Aub Lawson 2-1 Aub Lawson 2-0 1951 First Leg Second Leg Decider 24-Apr West Ham 27-Apr Bristol Aub Lawson (Holder) 2 Fred Williams 0 Aub Lawson 2-0 Aub Lawson 2-1 19-May Belle Vue 22-May West Ham Jack Parker (Challenger) 2 Aub Lawson 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Jack Parker 2-0 23-Jun Belle Vue Jack Parker (Holder) 1 Bob Oakley 0 Jack Parker 2-0 Bob Oakley withdrew through injury 21-Jul Belle Vue 27-Jul Harringay 1-Aug New Cross Split Waterman (Challenger) 2 Jack Parker 1 Jack Parker 2-1 Split Waterman 2-0 Split Waterman 2-1 14-Sep Harringay 18-Sep West Ham 24-Sep Wimbledon Split Waterman (Holder) 2 Aub Lawson 1 Aub Lawson 2-1 Split Waterman 2-0 Split Waterman 2-0 1952 22-Apr West Ham 25-Apr Harringay Split Waterman (Holder) 2 Jack Young 0 Split Waterman 2-1 Split Waterman 2-0 Split Waterman was injured and had to forfeit the title - Ronnie Moore and Jack Young nominated for the title 26-May Wimbledon 27-May West Ham 4-Jun New Cross Jack Young 2 Ronnie Moore 1 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Jack Young 2-0 Jack Young 2-0 24-Jun West Ham Jack Young (Holder) 1 Split Waterman 0 Jack Young 1-1 Split Waterman fell in the first race and a re-run was announced. Waterman won the next race and was then informed that the score was 1-1. He protested and then walked out and Jack Young won on default 28-Jul Wimbledon 29-Jul West Ham Jack Young (Holder) 2 Ronnie Moore 0 Jack Young 2-0 Jack Young 2-0 26-Apr West Ham 4-Sep Wembley 10-Sep New Cross Jack Young (Holder) 2 Fred Williams 1 Jack Young 2-0 Fred Williams 2-0 Jack Young 2-0 1953 12-May West Ham 14-May Wembley Jack Young (Holder) 2 Fred Williams 0 Jack Young 2-0 Jack Young 2-0 16-Jun West Ham 19-Jun Harringay Jack Young (Holder) 2 Split Waterman 0 1 Jack Young 2-0 Jack Young 2-0 Jack Young resigned Title - Ronnie Moore and Alan Hunt nominated foot the vacant Title 11-Jul Birmingham 13-Jul Wimbledon 18-Jul Bradford Ronnie Moore (Nominated) 2 Alan Hunt 1 Alan Hunt 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 31-Aug Wimbledon 28-Sep Bradford Ronnie Moore (Holder) 2 Arthur Forrest 0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 26-Sep Harringay 28-Sep Wimbledon Ronnie Moore (Holder) 1 Jack Biggs 0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Jack Biggs injured and unfit to ride 1954 3-May Wimbledon 4-May West Ham Ronnie Moore (Holder) 2 Jack Young 0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 14-Jul Wimbledon 26-Jun Birmingham Ronnie Moore (Holder) 2 Alan Hunt 1 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Ronnie Moore broke his leg and had to vacant the title - Fred Williams & Arthur Forrest nominated for vacant title 15-Jul Wembley 24-Jul Bradford 26-Jul Birmingham Arthur Forest (Nominated) 2 Fred Williams 1 Fred Williams 2-1 Arthur Forrest 2-1 Arthur Forrest 2-0 23-Aug Wimbledon 1-Sep Bradford Arthur Forrest (Holder) 2 Geoff Mardon 0 Arthur Forest 2-1 Arthur Forest 2-0 25-Sep Birmingham 27-Sep Wimbledon Ronnie Moore (Challenger) 2 Artur Forrest 0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 1955 2-May Wimbledon 3-May West Ham Ronnie Moore (Holder) 2 Jack Young 0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 30-May Wimbledon 6-Jun Wimbledon 16-Jun Wembley Ronnie Moore (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 1 Barry Briggs 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-1 Ronnie Moore 2-1 25-Jul Wimbledon Ronnie Moore was injured while testing a midget car Ronnie Moore (Holder) Jack Young Jack Young 2-1 at Wimbledon and had to forfeit title - Jack Young Ronnie Moore (Challenger) Jack Young Jack Young injured and Moore declared Champion 1956 First Leg Second Leg Decider 16-Apr Wimbledon 28-Apr Belle Vue 3-May Ipswich Ronnie Moore (Holder) 2 Peter Craven 1 Ronnie Moore 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-1 Eliminator 3-May Oxford Brian Crutcher 2 Ken McKinlay 0 24-May Wembley 28-May Wimbledon 2-Jun Bradford Brian Crutcher (Challenger) 2 Ronnie Moore 1 Ronnie Moore 2-1 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Eliminator 31-May Wembley Barry Briggs 2 Jack Biggs 0 21-Jun Wembley 25-Jun Wimbledon Brian Crutcher (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 0 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Eliminator 6-Jul Leicester Alan Hunt 2 Dick Bradley 0 21-Jul Birmingham 26-Jul Wembley Brian Crutcher (Holder) 2 Alan Hunt 0 Brian Crutcher 2-1 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Eliminator 7-Aug Southampton Barry Briggs 2 Ken McKinlay 0 16-Aug Wembley 27-Aug Wimbledon 30-Aug Oxford Brian Crutcher (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 1 Brian Crutcher 2-1 Barry Briggs 2-0 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Eliminator 1-Sep Swindon Peter Craven 2 Ronnie Moore 0 13-Sep Wembley 6-Oct Belle Vue 13-Oct Norwich Peter Craven (Challenger) 2 Brian Crutcher 1 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 1957 Eliminator 31-May Leicester Barry Briggs V Ove Fundin Swedish permission for Fundin to ride was late in coming through. Biggs automatically given the tie 8-Jun Belle Vue 16-Jun Wimbledon 21-Jun Leicester Peter Craven (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 1 Peter Craven 2-0 Barry Briggs 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 Eliminator 4-Jul Ipswich Ove Fundin 2 Brian Crutcher 1 20-Jul Belle Vue 7-Aug Norwich 20-Aug Southampton Peter Craven (Holder) 2 Ove Fundin 1 Peter Craven 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-1 Peter Craven 2-0 Eliminator 8-Aug Oxford Bob Roger 2 Ron Johnston 0 13-Sep Swindon 14-Sep Belle Vue 28-Sep Norwich Peter Craven (Holder) 2 Bob Roger 1 Bob Roger 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 Peter Craven 2-1 1958 4-Apr Wimbledon 5-Apr Belle Vue Peter Craven (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 0 Peter Craven 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 Eliminator 25-Apr Ipswich Ove Fundin 2 George White 0 7-May Norwich 31-May Belle Vue 9-Jun Poole Ove Fundin (Challenger) 2 Peter Craven 1 Ove Fundin 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Eliminator 16-May Leicester Peter Moore 2 Ron How 1 3-Jul Ipswich 12-Jul Norwich Ove Fundin (Challenger) 2 Peter Moore 0 Ove Fundin 2-1 Ove Fundin 2-0 Eliminator 26-Jul Oxford Brian Crutcher 2 Ken McKinlay 0 29-Jul Southampton 2-Aug Norwich 11-Aug Wimbledon Brian Crutcher (Challenger) 2 Ove Fundin 1 Brian Crutcher 2-1 Ove Fundin 2-0 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Eliminator 14-Aug Oxford Peter Craven beat Ron How 2-Sep Southampton 6-Sep Belle Vue Brian Crutcher (Challenger) 2 Peter Craven 0 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Brian Crutcher 1-1 Meeting abandoned because of heavy rain - No re-run as Crutcher argued that a novic race had been run between the two races and that was against the regulations - Crutcher was ruled the winner and received the winter payment as the holder 1959 15-Apr Southampton 16-Apr Norwich 24-Apr Poole Ove Fundin (Challenger) 2 Brian Crutcher 1 Brian Crutcher 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Eliminator 30-Apr Oxford Peter Craven 2 Ron How 0 27-May Norwich 3-Jun Belle Vue Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Peter Craven 0 Ove Fundin 2-1 Ove Fundin 2-1 First leg - Peter Craven fell in the second race and was not able to contest the decider Eliminator 20-Jun Coventry Ken McKinlay beat Ronnie Moore 3-Jul Leicester 11-Jul Norwich 23-Jul Poole Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Ken McKinlay 1 Ken McKinlay 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Eliminator ??? ??? Peter Craven beat Ronnie Moore 29-Aug Norwich 5-Sep Belle Vue 24-Sep Oxford Peter Craven (Challenger) 2 Ove Fundin 1 Ove Fundin 2-1 Peter Craven 2-1 Ove Fundin lost on default as he had to ride in the Swedish Championships - Peter Craven declared as the new Champion 1960 First Leg Second Leg Decider 18-Apr Wimbledon 23-Apr Belle Vue 5-May Oxford Ronnie Moore (Challenger 2 Peter Craven 1 Ronnie Moore 2-1 Peter Craven 2-0 Ronnie Moore 2-0 13-Jun Wimbledon 15-Jun Norwich 23-Jun Ipswich Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Ronnie Moore 1 Ronnie Moore 2-1 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 27-Jun New Cross 30-Jul Norwich Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 3-Sep Norwich Ove Fundin (Holder) Ron How Postponed Rain How was injured after the rained off first leg and could not compete - Therefore Fundin was awarded a walkover 1-Oct Norwich 3-Oct Wimbledon Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Ronnie Moore 0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 1961 8-Apr Belle Vue 10-Aug Wimbledon Peter Craven (Challenger) 2 Ronnie Moore 0 Ronnie Moore 2-1 Peter Craven 2-0 26-Apr Belle Vue 28-Apr Norwich Ove Fundin (Challenger) 2 Peter Craven 0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Eliminator 11-May Ipswich Peter Moore 2 Barry Briggs 1 27-May Norwich 1-Jun Ipswich Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Peter Moore 0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Eliminator 19-Jun Wimbledon Ron How 2 Arne Pander 0 26-Jun Wimbledon 30-Jun Norwich 20-Jul New Cross Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Ron How 1 Ron How 2-1 Ove Fundin 2-1 Ove Fundin 2-0 Eliminator 12-Aug Belle Vue Bjorn Knutsson 2 Peter Craven 0 22-Aug Southampton 1-Sep Norwich Bjorn Knutsson (Challenger) 2 Ove Fundin 0 Bjorn Knutsson 2-0 Bjorn Knutsson 2-0 1962 8-May Southampton 11-May Norwich Ove Fundin (Challenger) 2 Bjorn Knutsson 0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 20-Jun Norwich 26-Jun Southampton 12-Jul Oxford Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 1 Ove Fundin 2-0 Barry Briggs 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 24-Aug Belle Vue 29-Aug Norwich 10-Sep Wimbledon Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Peter Craven 1 Ove Fundin 2-1 Fundin injured Ove Fundin 2-0 1963 15-Apr Norwich 4-May Belle Vue 9-May Oxford Peter Craven (Challenger) 2 Ove Fundin 1 Ove Fundin 2-1 Peter Craven 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 4-Jun Southampton 8-Jun Belle Vue Peter Craven (Holder) 2 Barry Briggs 0 Peter Craven 2-0 Peter Craven 2-0 17-Jun Norwich 19-Jun Belle Vue 29-Jun Wimbledon Ove Fundin (Challenger) 2 Peter Craven 1 Ove Fundin 2-1 Peter Craven 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 23-Aug Norwich 10-Sep Southampton 26-Sep Oxford Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Bjorn Knutsson 1 Ove Fundin 2-1 Bjorn Knutsson 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 1964 21-Apr West Ham 20-May Norwich Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Bjorn Knutsson 0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 6-Jun Norwich 27-Jun Coventry 16-Jul Oxford Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Nigel Boocock 1 Ove Fundin 2-0 Boocock Ove Fundin 2-0 Second leg - Ove Fundin had to ride in World Championship Round in Poland and had to forfeit tie 5-Aug Norwich 6-Aug Oxford 25-Aug West Ham Ove Fundin (Holder) 2 Ron How 1 Ron How 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 Ove Fundin 2-0 1-Oct Oxford 10-Oct Norwich Barry Briggs (Challenger) 2 Ove Fundin 0 Barry Briggs 2-0 Barry Briggs 2-1 Barry Briggs rode his home leg at Oxford as Swindon's season had ended