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The following is an A-Z list of riders who are contracted to appear in 2019, at Premiership, Championship and National League level.

NOTE: (1) All entries for the current season are as per the declared team line-ups, but do not necessarily relate to actual appearances for the named clubs, particularly in the case of No. 8s and/or guest riders; (2) The symbol II after a team's name differentiates between a club's National level and higher league side, when more than one team was operated in the same season; (3) With regard to 'Club Honours', riders have been credited with a contribution to a league title-winning side if they rode in 6 or more matches of the team's league programme - and with a cup-winning contribution if they appeared in at least one leg of the final; (4) The Speedway Grand Prix and World Cup statistics will be updated for participating riders after each round of the 2019 series.
LAST UPDATED: OCTOBER 29, 2019
RIDERS - N

NEWMAN, Kyle
DATE OF BIRTH: 14 December 1991, Poole, Dorset.
BRITISH CAREER: (2007-08) Weymouth; (2009) Bournemouth, Newport; (2010) Newport II, Birmingham; (2011) Newcastle, Poole, Dudley; (2012) Peterborough, Somerset; (2013) Somerset; (2014-16) Poole, Plymouth; (2017) Leicester, Poole, Ipswich; (2018) Leicester, Lakeside; (2019) Birmingham, Eastbourne.
MAJOR HONOUR: Queensland State Under-21 Champion: 2011.
CLUB HONOURS: League Championship winner: 2008 [Weymouth], 2009 [Bournemouth], 2011 [Poole], 2013 [Somerset], 2014 [Poole], 2015 [Poole]; Knock-Out Cup winner: 2009 [Bournemouth], 2013 [Somerset]; Premier Shield winner: 2011 [Newcastle]; Premier League Cup winner: 2012 [Somerset], Elite Shield winner: 2014 [Poole], 2015 [Poole], 2016 [Poole]; Four-Team Championship winner: 2016 [Plymouth].
RIDER LINKS: Son of Keith Newman (born: 3 May 1962, Poole, Dorset).
 
NICHOLLS, Scott Karl
DATE OF BIRTH: 16 May 1978, Ipswich, Suffolk.
BRITISH CAREER: (1994) Peterborough; (1995-98) Ipswich; (1999-2000) Poole; (2001-04) Ipswich; (2005-07) Coventry; (2008) Eastbourne; (2009) Coventry, Ipswich; (2010) Ipswich; (2011) Swindon; (2012-13) Coventry); (2014-16) Belle Vue; (2017) Rye House; (2018) Leicester, Rye House, Peterborough; (2019) Peterborough, Wolverhampton, Leicester.
MAJOR HONOURS: British Under-21 Champion: 1998, 1999; British Champion: 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2012; Czech Golden Helmet Champion: 2005.
CLUB HONOURS: League Championship winner: 1998 [Ipswich], 2005 [Coventry], 2007 [Coventry], 2019 [Leicester]; Knock-Out Cup winner: 1998 [Ipswich], 2006 [Coventry], 2007 [Coventry], 2008 [Eastbourne]; Craven Shield winner: 1998 [Ipswich], 2007 [Coventry]; Elite Shield winner: 2006 [Coventry]; Four-Team Championship winner: 2018 [Peterborough]; Championship Shield winner: 2019 [Leicester].
GRAND PRIX RECORD: 82 GPs ridden, 9 GP finals, 0 GP wins, 631 GP points.
WORLD CUP RECORD: 19 meetings, 192 points, 1 Silver medal, 1 Bronze medal.
RIDER LINKS: Brother of Shaun Nicholls (born: 30 November 1971, Ipswich, Suffolk).
 
NICOL, Broc
DATE OF BIRTH: 22 April 1998, Torrance, California, USA.
BRITISH CAREER: (2018) Sheffield; (2019) King's Lynn, Sheffield.
WORLD CUP RECORD: 2 meetings, 1 point.
SPEEDWAY OF NATIONS RECORD: 1 meeting, 4 points.
 
NIELSEN, Stefan Leeder
DATE OF BIRTH: 31 October 1994, Esbjerg, Denmark.
BRITISH CAREER: (2011) Scunthorpe II/Sheffield II; (2012) Ipswich, Mildenhall; (2013) Somerset; (2014) Belle Vue, Coventry II; (2015) Belle Vue, Ipswich; (2016) Swindon, Plymouth; (2017) Scunthorpe; (2018) Poole, Scunthorpe; (2019) Swindon, Scunthorpe.
MAJOR HONOURS: British Under-19 Champion: 2012, 2013.
CLUB HONOURS: League Championship winner: 2011 [Scunthorpe II/Sheffield II], 2012 [Mildenhall], 2013 [Somerset]; Knock-Out Cup winner: 2012 [Mildenhall], 2013 [Somerset]; National Trophy winner: 2012 [Mildenhall]; Four-Team Championship winner: 2012 [Mildenhall].


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