2019 National Development League speedway season

At the Speedway AGM in November 2018, the team averages were reduced to 36.00 points per team. == Results ==

Teams face each other two times: once home and once away. ==Final table==

Home team scores are in bold Overall aggregate scores are in red Semi-finals ---- Grand Final ---- ==Leading Final Averages==

The 2019 National Development League Knockout Cup was the 22nd edition of the Knockout Cup for tier three teams. Home team scores are in bold Overall aggregate scores are in red Quarter-finals ---- Semi-finals ---- Grand Final ---- == National Trophy ==

Results Teams face each other two times: once home and once away. Final table ==Riders' Championship==

Raced at the Eddie Wright Raceway, Scunthorpe on 20 October. The meeting was decided on count back for riders first three rides, after rain prevented the meetings full conclusion. Scores below are from the referee's official National League Riders Individual Championship score sheet. == Pairs ==

The National League Pairs Championship, was held at Owlerton Stadium, on 25 August 2019. The event was won by Drew Kemp and Anders Rowe of the Kent Kings. == Fours ==

Stoke won the NDL Fours, held on 13 July 2019 at Loomer Road Stadium. ==Teams and final averages==

Belle Vue Colts • 9.76 • 9.12 • 8.95 • 8.55 • 7.07 • 4.67 • 4.59 7 June Connor Bailey replaced the injured Paul Bowen in the Belle Vue Colts team Cradley Heathens • 10.36 • 6.93 • 6.87 • 6.71 • 4.60 • 3.87 • 3.13 • 1.14 • (1 match only) 21 May Jack Smith replaced the injured Tom Brennan in the Cradley Heathens team 6 June Sheldon Davies replaced Lewis Whitmore in the Cradley Heathens team Isle of Wight Warriors • 9.94 • 9.85 • 6.54 • 5.60 • 5.36 • 4.52 • 4.50 • 4.47 1 July Scott Campos replaced Ryan Terry-Daley in the Isle of Wight team Kent Kings • 8.86 • 8.68 • 8.53 • 8.33 • 7.40 • 6.22 • 6.35 • 6.12 • 3.63 2 June Jacob Clouting replaced the injured Dan Gilkes in the Kent Kings team 15 August Jake Mulford replaced the injured Nathan Ablitt in the Kent Kings team 6 September Alex Spooner replaced Jacob Clouting in the Kent Kings team Leicester Lion Cubs • 10.04 • 9.61 • 8.44 • 7.52 • 6.42 • 6.31 • 6.00 • 3.59 11 April Ryan MacDonald replaced Kelsey Dugard in the Leicester Lion Cubs team 9 July Ryan Terry-Daley replaced the injured Jamie Halder in the Leicester Lion Cubs team 29 August Josh Embleton replaced Ryan MacDonald in the Leicester Lion Cubs team Mildenhall Fen Tigers • 10.57 • 8.67 • 8.38 • 8.00 • 7.07 • 6.40 • 6.05 • 5.50 • 4.30 • 3.13 16 June Henry Atkins and Arran Butcher replaced the injured Macauley Leek and David Wallinger in the Mildenhall team 13 August Ryan Kinsley replaced the injured Danny Ayres in the Mildenhall Fen Tigers team Plymouth Gladiators • 9.22 • 8.81 • 7.03 • 6.67 • 4.75 • 4.48 • 3.71 • 3.71 • 2.29 • 2.00 • 0.57 26 June David Wallinger replaced Scott Campos in the Plymouth team 10 July Luke Chessell replaced the injured Nathan Stoneman in the Plymouth team 28 August Tom Young and Kris Andrews replaced the injured Adam Extance and David Wallinger in the Plymouth team 6 September Nathan Stoneman replaced Luke Chessell in the Plymouth team Stoke Potters • 8.71 • 8.09 • 8.00 • 6.19 • 5.27 • 4.73 • 2.33 • 1.33 9 January Shelby Rutherford replaced Paul Burnett in the Stoke Potters team 9 May Lawlor replaced Luke Chessell in the Stoke Potters team 23 July Corban Pavitt quit the Stoke Potters team for personal reasons 31 August Kieran Douglas replaced Corban Pavitt in the Stoke Potters team ==Development Leagues==

Midland & Southern Development League Northern Junior League ==See also==