1994 British League Division Three

Four new teams entered the league; the first was Cleveland Bays, who shared Cleveland Park Stadium with division 2 parent club Middlesbrough Bears. The second was the Hi-Edge Hitmen, co-promoted by former England rider Chris Morton and based at Buxton Raceway. The other two teams were teams that would race on tracks that were formerly training circuits; Scottish team Linlithgow Lightning based at Heathersfield Stadium, and Iwade Kent Crusaders, who would later withdraw from the league at the end of July. The title was won by Berwick Bandits. == Final league table ==

Iwade Kent Crusaders withdrew. == Fixtures & results ==

Andy Howe won the Riders' Championship. The final was held on 1 October at Long Eaton Stadium. ==Teams and averages==

Berwick • Glyn Taylor 9.79 • David Nagel 8.50 • Michael Lowrie 8.50 • William Beveridge 8.27 • Anthony Barlow 8.20 • Kevin Little 8.13 • Gareth Martin 7.66 • David Meldrum 2.67 Buxton (Hi-Edge) • Dean Felton 7.71 • Richard Webb 6.42 • Lee Dicken 6.13 • Jamie Isherwood 4.84 • Scott Donovan 4.48 • Carl Checketts 4.44 • Shawn Venables 4.36 • Sean Naylor 3.50 • Steve Mitchell 1.60 • Steve Crockett 1.14 Cleveland • Colin Earl 10.31 • Jason Handley 9.67 • Andy Howe 8.28 • Peter Johnson 7.20 • Jonathan Swales 6.38 • Brian Turner 4.36 • Tony Howe 3.87 Iwade (withdrew from league) • Kevin Teager 7.20 • Jason Green 5.33 • Dean Chapman 5.00 • Mark Fordham 4.00 • Nathan Gaymer 4.00 • David Mason 3.20 Linlithgow • Geoff Powell 9.40 • Paul Gould 8.72 • Peter Scully 6.50 • Brian Mercer 6.33 • Grant Blackie 6.22 • Stuart Coleman 5.45 • Neil Hewitt 5.21 • Paul Taylor 2.92 Mildenhall • Simon Wolstenholme 9.03 • Gary Sweet 6.98 • Peter Boast 6.00 • Martin Cobbin 5.84 • Dean Garrod 5.82 • Steve Battle 5.18 • Tony Kingsbury 5.09 • Carl Johnson 4.69 • Sid Cooper 2.75 Stoke • Chris Cobby 10.40 • Andre Compton 8.13 • Craig Taylor 7.41 • Ade Hoole 7.35 • Colin Thorpe 6.88 • Gary O'Hare 5.85 • Scott Kirton 5.14 • Rob Horner 5.09 • Paul Macklin 2.75 • Drew Wheeldon 2.74 ==See also==