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1993 Fixtures(2900).Xlsx SEASON 1993 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 18/03/1993 Middlesbrough Glasgow Challenge L1 55-53 18/03/1993 Ipswich Star Of Anglia Individual Brian Karger 19/03/1993 Belle Vue Reading British League Div 1 68-40 20/03/1993 Coventry Bradford British League Div 1 64-43 20/03/1993 King's Lynn Arena Essex Challenge L2 45-63 20/03/1993 Cradley Heath Wolverhampton Clubcall Trophy L1 52-55 21/03/1993 Glasgow Middlesbrough Challenge L2 64-44 22/03/1993 Wolverhampton Cradley Heath Clubcall Trophy L2 58-50 22/03/1993 Reading Bradford Premiership L1 58-50 25/03/1993 Middlesbrough Newcastle Barclay's Bank Trophy L1 65-43 25/03/1993 Ipswich Belle Vue British League Div 1 70-38 26/03/1993 Belle Vue Ipswich British League Div 1 66-42 26/03/1993 Peterborough Long Eaton Challenge 72-36 26/03/1993 Arena Essex King's Lynn Challenge L1 66-41 26/03/1993 Edinburgh Glasgow Spring Trophy L1 61-45 27/03/1993 Coventry Arena Essex British League Div 1 67-41 27/03/1993 Cradley Heath Poole British League Div 1 56-52 27/03/1993 King's Lynn Belle Vue British League Div 1 55-53 27/03/1993 Swindon Exeter Challenge L1 67-41 27/03/1993 Bradford Reading Premiership L2 54-54 28/03/1993 Newcastle Middlesbrough Barclay's Bank Trophy L2 54-53 28/03/1993 Rye House Exeter British League Div 2 69-39 28/03/1993 Sheffield Long Eaton Challenge L1 58-50 28/03/1993 Glasgow Edinburgh Spring Trophy L2 60-48 29/03/1993 Wolverhampton Ipswich British League Div 1 65-43 29/03/1993 Reading Poole Challenge L1 72-36 29/03/1993 Exeter Swindon Challenge L2 47-61 31/03/1993 Long Eaton Sheffield Challenge L2 50-57 31/03/1993 Poole Reading Challenge L2 Postponed Rain 01/04/1993 Ipswich Wolverhampton British League Div 1 Postponed Rain 01/04/1993 Middlesbrough Edinburgh British League Div 2 60-48 01/04/1993 Sheffield World Championship British QF Individual Carl Stonehewer 02/04/1993 Belle Vue Glasgow Anglo-Scottish Cup L1 72-36 02/04/1993 Arena Essex Wolverhampton British League Div 1 55-53 02/04/1993 Edinburgh World Championship British QF Individual Kenny McKinna 02/04/1993 Peterborough Newcastle Premiership L1 68-40 03/04/1993 Bradford Coventry British League Div 1 Postponed Rain SEASON 1993 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 03/04/1993 Cradley Heath Belle Vue British League Div 1 Postponed Rain 03/04/1993 King's Lynn Eastbourne British League Div 1 36-36 Aban RS Heat 12 - rain - result stands 03/04/1993 Swindon World Championship British QF Individual Postponed Rain 04/04/1993 Glasgow Belle Vue Anglo-Scottish Cup L2 48-60 04/04/1993 Eastbourne Cradley Heath British League Div 1 62-46 04/04/1993 Rye House Swindon British League Div 2 55-53 04/04/1993 Newcastle Peterborough Premiership L2 53-53 05/04/1993 Reading Coventry British League Div 1 57-51 05/04/1993 Wolverhampton King's Lynn British League Div 1 63-45 05/04/1993 Exeter Rye House British League Div 2 61-46 07/04/1993 Long Eaton Exeter British League Div 2 72-36 08/04/1993 Middlesbrough Sheffield British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Oxford Peterborough BL Div 2 KOC R1 L1 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Peterborough Oxford BL Div 2 KOC R1 L1 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Arena Essex Cradley Heath British League Div 1 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Belle Vue Wolverhampton British League Div 1 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Ipswich King's Lynn British League Div 1 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 King's Lynn Ipswich British League Div 1 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Edinburgh Newcastle British League Div 2 25-23 Aban Heat 08 - rain 09/04/1993 Glasgow Rye House British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Sheffield Middlesbrough British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Poole Swindon Inter-League Challenge L1 Postponed Rain 09/04/1993 Swindon Poole Inter-League Challenge L1 Postponed Rain 10/04/1993 Bradford King's Lynn British League Div 1 60-47 10/04/1993 Coventry Ipswich British League Div 1 70-38 10/04/1993 Cradley Heath Eastbourne British League Div 1 58-50 10/04/1993 Swindon World Championship British QF Individual Martin Goodwin 11/04/1993 Eastbourne Bradford British League Div 1 70-38 11/04/1993 Newcastle Glasgow British League Div 2 54-54 12/04/1993 Coventry Cradley Heath British League Div 1 Postponed Rain 12/04/1993 Cradley Heath Coventry British League Div 1 52-54 12/04/1993 King's Lynn Bradford British League Div 1 36-42 Aban RS Heat 13 - rain - result stands 12/04/1993 Reading Arena Essex British League Div 1 51-57 12/04/1993 Wolverhampton Belle Vue British League Div 1 63-44 12/04/1993 Exeter Long Eaton British League Div 2 56-52 12/04/1993 Peterborough Swindon British League Div 2 64-43 12/04/1993 Rye House Newcastle British League Div 2 57-51 SEASON 1993 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 13/04/1993 Bradford Coventry British League Div 1 54-54 14/04/1993 Oxford Peterborough BL Div 2 KOC R1 L1 49-58 14/04/1993 Poole Arena Essex British League Div 1 51-57 14/04/1993 Glasgow Rye House British League Div 2 66-42 14/04/1993 Long Eaton Edinburgh British League Div 2 57-51 15/04/1993 Ipswich Wolverhampton British League Div 1 47-61 15/04/1993 Middlesbrough Glasgow British League Div 2 51-57 15/04/1993 Sheffield Edinburgh British League Div 2 61-47 16/04/1993 Arena Essex Poole British League Div 1 71-37 16/04/1993 Belle Vue Cradley Heath British League Div 1 63-45 16/04/1993 Edinburgh Long Eaton British League Div 2 64-44 16/04/1993 Oxford Sheffield British League Div 2 59-49 16/04/1993 Peterborough Rye House British League Div 2 73-35 17/04/1993 Bradford Eastbourne British League Div 1 68-40 17/04/1993 Coventry Belle Vue British League Div 1 73-34 17/04/1993 Cradley Heath Arena Essex British League Div 1 56-52 17/04/1993 King's Lynn Reading British League Div 1 54-54 17/04/1993 Swindon Exeter British League Div 2 65-43 18/04/1993 Eastbourne King's Lynn British League Div 1 82-26 18/04/1993 Glasgow Middlesbrough British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 18/04/1993 Newcastle Long Eaton British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 18/04/1993 Rye House Peterborough British League Div 2 62-46 18/04/1993 Coventry John Jorgensen Testimonial Individual Gary Havelock 19/04/1993 Wolverhampton Reading British League Div 1 68-39 19/04/1993 Exeter Glasgow British League Div 2 51-57 21/04/1993 Poole Reading Challenge L2 58-50 21/04/1993 Long Eaton British Junior Championship Individual Joe Screen 22/04/1993 Middlesbrough Long Eaton British League Div 2 48-60 22/04/1993 Sheffield Oxford British League Div 2 53-55 22/04/1993 Ipswich World Championship British SF Individual David Norris 23/04/1993 Arena Essex King's Lynn BL Div 1 KOC R1 L1 Postponed Rain 23/04/1993 Belle Vue Coventry British League Div 1 60-47 23/04/1993 Oxford Swindon British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 23/04/1993 Peterborough Newcastle British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 23/04/1993 Edinburgh Glasgow Scottish Cup L1 50-58 24/04/1993 King's Lynn Arena Essex BL Div 1 KOC R1 L1 Postponed Rain 24/04/1993 Bradford Cradley Heath British League Div 1 67-41 SEASON 1993 U.K. SPEEDWAY RESULTS Compiled by DAVE ALLAN 24/04/1993 Coventry Eastbourne British League Div 1 62-46 24/04/1993 Swindon Newcastle British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 25/04/1993 Glasgow Edinburgh British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 25/04/1993 Newcastle Oxford British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 25/04/1993 Rye House Sheffield British League Div 2 Postponed Rain 25/04/1993 Cradley Heath World Championship British SF Individual Gary Havelock 25/04/1993 Eastbourne Junior Championship of Sussex Junior Individual Nathan Gaymer 26/04/1993 Reading Wolverhampton British League Div 1 57-51 26/04/1993 Exeter Sheffield British League Div 2 60-47 28/04/1993 Poole Eastbourne British League Div 1 56-52 28/04/1993 Wolverhampton Coventry British League Div 1 65-43 28/04/1993 Glasgow Edinburgh British League Div 2 61-47 28/04/1993 Long Eaton Middlesbrough British League Div 2 69-38 29/04/1993 Sheffield Long Eaton BL Div 2 KOC R1 L1 45-63 29/04/1993 Ipswich Cradley Heath British League Div 1 49-59 29/04/1993 Middlesbrough Newcastle British League Div 2 63-45 30/04/1993 Arena Essex Ipswich British League Div 1 67-40 30/04/1993 Belle Vue King's Lynn British League Div 1 77-31 30/04/1993 Edinburgh Middlesbrough British League Div 2 61-47 30/04/1993 Oxford Newcastle British League Div 2 49-59 30/04/1993 Peterborough Long Eaton British League Div 2 65-43 01/05/1993 Bradford Belle Vue British League Div 1 57-51 01/05/1993 Cradley Heath Ipswich British League Div 1 62-46 01/05/1993 Eastbourne Coventry British League Div 1 53-55 01/05/1993 Swindon Rye House British League Div 2 67-40 02/05/1993 Glasgow Sheffield British League Div 2 67-41 02/05/1993 Newcastle Swindon British League Div 2 53-53 03/05/1993 Ipswich Arena Essex British League Div 1 49-59 03/05/1993 King's Lynn Coventry British League Div 1 54-54 03/05/1993 Reading Poole British League Div 1 57-48 03/05/1993 Wolverhampton Cradley Heath British League Div 1 61-47 03/05/1993 Exeter Peterborough British League Div 2 50-58 03/05/1993 Rye House Oxford British League Div 2 64-44 03/05/1993 Sheffield Middlesbrough British League Div 2 66-42 05/05/1993 Long Eaton Sheffield BL Div 2 KOC R1 L2 80-28 05/05/1993 Poole Reading British League Div 1 56-52 06/05/1993 Middlesbrough Sheffield British League Div 2 64-44 SEASON 1993 U.K.
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