Steve Schofield (speedway rider)

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Steve Schofield
Born (1958-02-27) 27 February 1958 (age 63)
Carshalton, England
Nationality England
Current club information
Career statusRetired
Career history
England
1980-1983Weymouth Wildcats
1982, 1983Reading Racers
1982Swindon Robins
1984, 1985Wolverhampton Wolves
1986-1988, 1991-1997Poole Pirates
1986, 1988Coventry Bees
1988Kings Lynn
1988Cradley Heathens
1989, 1990Hackney Kestrels
1998Oxford Cheetahs
Poland
1992-1996Gdańsk
Individual honours
1988
1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986.
1986National League Riders' runner-up
1990Pairs champion

Steve Schofield (born 27 February 1958) is a former speedway rider who competed in speedway, Longtrack and Grasstrack Racing. He reached eight World Longtrack world championship Finals as well as seven European Grasstrack Champion finals. He retired through injury having been involved in a bad crash with Jason Crump and Joe Screen at the Bonfire Burn-up.

British Speedway Championship[]

  • 1988 – United Kingdom Coventry (10th) 6pts
  • 1991 – United Kingdom Coventry (16th) 2pts
  • 1994 – United Kingdom Coventry (3rd) 11pts, after run-off with Joe Screen and Gary Havelock

World Longtrack Championship[]

One Day Finals[]

Grand-Prix Years[]

  • 1997 5 app (Second) 85pts
  • 1998 5 app (Third) 85pts
  • 1999 5 app (Fourth) 76pts

Best Grand-Prix Results[]

  • England Abingdon Third 1998
  • Germany First 1997
  • Germany Third 1999
  • Czech Republic Marianske Lazne First 1997
  • France Marmande Second 1998, Third 1999
  • Germany Mühldorf Third 1998 & 1999

European Grasstrack Championship[]

  • 1981 Semi-final
  • 1982 Belgium Damme (5th) 15pts
  • 1983 Germany (n/s Reserve)
  • 1985 France La Reole (7th) 11pts
  • 1986 Netherlands Eenrum (Second) 21pts
  • 1994 Germany Cloppenburg (Third) 19pts
  • 1995 Netherlands Joure (8th) 11pts
  • 1996 France (Second) 21pts

British Grasstrack Championship[]

500cc Finals[]

  • 1982 United Kingdom Second
  • 1983 United Kingdom Third
  • 1985 United Kingdom
  • 1987 United Kingdom
  • 1988 United Kingdom First
  • 1989 United Kingdom
  • 1991 United Kingdom
  • 1992 United Kingdom Second
  • 1993 United Kingdom
  • 1994 United Kingdom Second
  • 1995 United Kingdom
  • 1996 United Kingdom Second

350cc Championships[]

  • 1980 United Kingdom First
  • 1981 United Kingdom First
  • 1982 United Kingdom First
  • 1983 United Kingdom First
  • 1984 United Kingdom First
  • 1985 United Kingdom First
  • 1986 United Kingdom First

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