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2010 National League speedway season

British motorcycle speedway season


British motorcycle speedway season

FieldValue
competitionNational League
domesticcup1Champions
domesticcup1 winnersBuxton Hitmen
domesticcup2Knockout Cup
domesticcup2 winnersBuxton Hitmen
domesticcup3Individual
domesticcup3 winnersLee Smart
domesticcup4Pairs
domesticcup4 winnersPlymouth Devils
domesticcup5National Trophy
domesticcup5 winnersBuxton Hitmen
league above2010 Elite League
2010 Premier League
prevseason2009
nextseason2011

2010 Premier League

The 2010 season of the National League, the third tier of British speedway, was contested by ten teams. Buxton Hitmen beat Newport Hornets in the play-off final to become champions.

Final table

PosTeamPLWDLBPPts
1Dudley Heathens1813051945
2Buxton Hitmen1814041745
3Newport Hornets1813051945
4Rye House Cobras1810081131
5Bournemouth Buccaneers181017930
6Plymouth Devils18909927
7Isle of Wight Islanders186012618
8Scunthorpe Saints185112415
9King's Lynn Young Stars185013414
10Weymouth Wildcats184014513

Mildenhall Fen Tigers withdrew - record expunged

Fixtures & results

Play Offs

Top four teams race off in two-legged semi-finals and final to decide championship. The winner was Buxton Hitmen who defeated the Newport Hornets in the final.

Semi-finals

DateTeam oneScoreTeam two
05/10Dudley40-50Buxton
06/10Bournemouth38-49Newport
17/10Buxton49-43Dudley
17/10Newport45-41Bournemouth

Final



Robert Branford 14 Craig Cook 12 Jason Garrity 9 Richie Worrall (guest) 8 Adam Allott 7 Lewis Dallaway 6 Nick Morris R/R Steve Worrall (guest) 11 Tony Atkin 9 Kyle Newman 7 Tom Young 4 Luke Priest 4 Rhys Naylor (guest) 0 Tim Webster R/R

National League Knockout Cup

The 2010 National League Knockout Cup was the 13th edition of the Knockout Cup for tier three teams. Buxton Hitmen were the winners.

First round

Team oneTeam twoFirst LegSecond LegAggregate
BuxtonMildenhall58-3749-41107-78
Isle of WightWeymouth51-3936-5887-97
NewportPlymouth42-2957-3599-64

Quarter-finals

Team oneTeam twoFirst LegSecond LegAggregate
Rye HouseBuxton38-5129-6367–114
WeymouthNewport41-4935-5376–102
King's LynnBournemouth52-3950-40102–79
ScunthorpeDudley44-4660-32104-78

Semi-finals

Team oneTeam twoFirst LegSecond LegAggregate
King's LynnNewport54-3950-40104-79
DudleyBuxton43-4748-4591–92

Final


Jason Garrity 19 Robert Branford 11 Jay Herne (guest) 10 Adam Allott 9 Richie Worrall 5 Lewis Dallaway 4 Jonathon Bethell 0 Nick Morris R/R Darren Mallett 15 Simon Lambert 6 Adam Lowe 4 Oliver Rayson 3 Cal McDade 3 Jake Knight 2 Lewis Kerr 1

Simon Lambert 12 Darren Mallett 9 Jake Knight 7 Adam Lowe 7 Olly Rayson 6 Cal McDade 3 Lewis Kerr 2 Robert Branford 13 Adam Allott 12 Craig Cook 9 Richie Worrall 6 Jason Garrity 3 Lewis Dallaway 1 Nick Morris R/R

Riders' Championship

Lee Smart won the Riders' Championship. The final was held on 30 October at Rye House Stadium.

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Pairs

The National League Pairs Championship, was held at Hayley Stadium, on 7 August 2010. The event was won by Nicki Glanz and Mark Simmonds of the Plymouth Devils.

Group APosTeamPtsRiders12345
Plymouth24Glanz 14, Simmonds 10
Bournemouth17Howarth 9, Brundle 8
Newport17Kurtz 13, Atkin 6
Dudley16Anderson 11, Dyer 5
Isle of Wight14Simmons 9, Warwick 5
Group BPosTeamPtsRiders12345
King's Lynn23Lambert 16, Lowe 7
Buxton21Allott 15, Branford 6
Weymouth20Cockle 12, Bekker 8
Scunthorpe17Worrall S 10, Birks 7
Rye House9Jacobs 6, Hazelden 3

Final

  • Plymouth bt King's Lynn 7–2

Fours

The National League Fours, held on 6 June 2010 at Mildenhall Stadium was abandoned due to rain and was not restaged.

Teams and final averages

Bournemouth

  • Jay Herne 10.16
  • James Brundle 8.97
  • Mark Baseby 6.93
  • Kyle Howarth 6.61
  • James Sarjeant 3.91
  • Nick Lawrence 3.00
  • Danny Stoneman 3.00 Buxton
  • Craig Cook 10.64
  • Adam Allott 7.42
  • Nick Morris 6.90
  • Robert Branford 6.60
  • Jonathan Bethell 6.44
  • Jason Garrity 5.16
  • Lewis Dallaway 4.35 Dudley
  • Lee Smart 9.50
  • Barrie Evans 7.84
  • Micky Dyer 6.97
  • Jake Anderson 7.02
  • Tom Perry 6.56
  • Richard Franklin 5.39
  • Ashley Morris 5.25 Isle Of Wight
  • Paul Starke 8.06
  • Nick Simmons 8.05
  • Danny Warwick 7.41
  • Lee Smethills 5.70
  • Dean Felton 5.01
  • John Resch 4.29
  • Tom Hill 3.38
  • Danny Hodgson 3.00 King's Lynn
  • Simon Lambert 9.12
  • Darren Mallett 7.52
  • Adam Lowe 5.75
  • Oliver Rayson 5.37
  • Lewis Kerr 5.33
  • Cal McDade 5.08
  • Scott Campos 4.82
  • Jake Knight 3.00 Newport
  • Todd Kurtz 9.01
  • Kyle Newman 8.18
  • Tony Atkin 7.78
  • Tim Webster 6.68
  • Luke Priest 6.08
  • James White Williams 4.96
  • Tom Young 4.62 Plymouth
  • Nicki Glanz 9.70
  • Mark Simmonds 8.96
  • Seemond Stephens 8.79
  • Matt Bates 4.47
  • Jaimie Pickard 4.35
  • Ross Walter 3.00
  • Ben Reade 3.00
  • Bob Charles 3.00 Rye House
  • Kyle Hughes 8.86
  • Marc Owen 6.92
  • Joe Jacobs 6.53
  • Lee Strudwick 6.29
  • David Mason 5.50
  • Ben Morley 4.65
  • Shane Hazelden 4.39
  • Tom Stokes 3.00 Scunthorpe
  • Mark Burrows 6.76
  • Benji Compton 6.28
  • Gary Irving 6.25
  • Steve Worrall 5.74
  • Scott Richardson 5.16
  • Ashley Birks 4.92
  • Adam Wrathall 4.31
  • Luke Chessell 3.42 Weymouth
  • James Cockle 7.46
  • Tom Brown 6.20
  • Adam McKinna 6.15
  • Karl Mason 5.85
  • Brendan Johnson 4.31
  • Gary Cottham 4.24
  • Richard Andrews 3.00
  • Luke Wiltshire 3.00

References

References

  1. "Major League Competitions". Speedway Archive.
  2. "2010 NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE".
  3. "2010 fixtures & results". Speedway Researcher.
  4. "2010 Play Offs". Speedway GB.
  5. "National League Knockout Cup Winners". Speedway Archive.
  6. "National League Knockout Cup Winners". Speedway Great Britain.
  7. "Lee Smart".
  8. "Buccaneers Face A Devil Of A Meeting".
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