1. Summary

2. Team Lineups
    Berwick Bandits  Edinburgh Monarchs  Glasgow Tigers  Ipswich Witches  Leicester Lions  Newcastle Diamonds  Plymouth Devils  Redcar Bears  Rye House Rockets  Scunthorpe Scorpions  Sheffield Tigers  Somerset Rebels  Workington Comets 

3. League table

4. Final Leading averages

5. Premier League Knockout Cup
    First Round  Quarter Finals  Semi Finals  Final 

6. See also

7. References

The 2013 Premier League season was the second division of British speedway.

Summary

The season took place between March and October 2013. The Scunthorpe Scorpions were the defending champions after winning in 2012. After finishing as runners-up thes previous season, the Somerset Rebels went one better in 2013 and ended up being declared the Premier League Champions.

Team Lineups

Berwick Bandits

• {{player||ENG|Ricky Ashworth}}
• {{player||AUS|Kozza Smith}}
• {{player||SWE|Robin Aspgren}}

• {{player||AUS|Matthew Wethers}}
• {{player||FRA|David Bellego}}
• {{player||SWE|Alex Edberg}}

• {{player||DEN|Nicki Barrett}}

Edinburgh Monarchs

• {{player||ENG|Craig Cook}}
• {{player||NED|Theo Pijper}}
• {{player||AUS|Sam Masters}}

• {{player||SCO|Derek Sneddon}}
• {{player||AUS|Max Fricke}}
• {{player||HUN|Jozsef Tabaka}}

• {{player||GER|Marcel Helfer}}

Glasgow Tigers

• {{player||ENG|Joe Screen}}
• {{player||SCO|James Grieves}}
• {{player||ENG|James Wright}}

• {{player||DEN|Henning Bager}}
• {{player||AUS|Joey Ringwood}}
• {{player||AUS|Harley Horwood}}

• {{player||ENG|Joe Jacobs}}

Ipswich Witches

• {{player||ENG|Ben Barker}}
• {{player||ENG|Leigh Lanham}}
• {{player||DEN|Morten Risager}}

• {{player||AUS|Rohan Tungate}}
• {{player||FIN|Jari Makinen}}
• {{player||AUS|Cameron Heeps}}

• {{player||ENG|Adam Ellis}}

Leicester Lions

• {{player||FIN|Kauko Nieminen}}
• {{player||DEN|Lasse Bjerre}}
• {{player||AUS|Kevin Doolan}}

• {{player||ENG|Adam Roynon}}
• {{player||DEN|Jan Graversen}}
• {{player||DEN|Simon Nielsen}}

• {{player||ENG|Lewis Blackbird}}

Newcastle Diamonds

• {{player||ENG|Stuart Robson}}
• {{player||SCO|Andrew Tully}}
• {{player||SWE|Ludvig Lindgren}}

• {{player||AUS|Christian Henry}}
• {{player||ENG|Richie Worrall}}
• {{player||ENG|Steve Worrall}}

• {{player||ENG|Lewis Kerr}}

Plymouth Devils

• {{player||AUS|Ty Proctor}}
• {{player||AUS|Mark Lemon}}
• {{player||SWE|Ricky Kling}}

• {{player||AUS|Cory Gathercole}}
• {{player||ENG|Chris Schramm}}
• {{player||AUS|Todd Kurtz}}

• {{player||ENG|Ben Reade}}

Redcar Bears

• {{player||DEN|Ulrich Ostergaard}}
• {{player||AUS|Aaron Summers}}
• {{player||CZE|Matej Kus}}

• {{player||AUS|Hugh Skidmore}}
• {{player||ENG|Carl Wilkinson}}
• {{player||AUS|Micky Dyer}}

• {{player||GER|Max Dilger}}

Rye House Rockets

• {{player||ENG|Oliver Allen}}
• {{player||SWE|Anders Mellgren}}
• {{player||AUS|Tyson Nelson}}

• {{player||NZ|Jason Bunyan}}
• {{player||ENG|Jason Garrity}}
• {{player||ENG|Simon Lambert}}

• {{player||DEN|Kasper Lykke}}

Scunthorpe Scorpions

• {{player||ENG|Josh Auty}}
• {{player||ENG|David Howe}}
• {{player||DEN|Thomas Jorgensen}}

• {{player||ENG|Ashley Birks}}
• {{player||DEN|Michael Palm Toft}}
• {{player||AUS|Ryan Douglas}}

• {{player||ENG|Josh Bates}}

Sheffield Tigers

• {{player||ENG|Simon Stead}}
• {{player||ENG|Richard Hall}}
• {{player||USA|Ricky Wells}}

• {{player||ENG|Joe Haines}}
• {{player||ARG|Facundo Albin}}
• {{player||AUS|Damien Koppe}}

• {{player||ENG|Jake Knight}}

Somerset Rebels

• {{player||AUS|Jason Doyle}}
• {{player||AUS|Nick Morris}}
• {{player||AUS|Josh Grajczonek}}

• {{player||ENG|Alex Davies}}
• {{player||ENG|Kyle Newman}}
• {{player||ENG|Tom Perry}}

• {{player||ENG|Stefan Nielsen}}

Workington Comets

• {{player||ENG|Richard Lawson}}
• {{player||DEN|Rene Bach}}
• {{player||AUS|Rusty Harrison}}

• {{player||FIN|Tero Aarnio}}
• {{player||ENG|Kyle Howarth}}
• {{player||AUS|Mason Campton}}

• {{player||ENG|Ashley Morris}}

League table

Final Leading averages

Premier League Knockout Cup

The 2013 Premier League Knockout Cup was the 46th edition of the Knockout Cup for tier two teams. Somerset Rebels were the winners of the competition.^[2]

First Round

Quarter Finals

Semi Finals

Final

See also

References

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