1932 Star Riders' Championship - Final

Final

  • September 22, 1932
  • Wembley, England
Pos. Rider Total
1 Eric Langton 8
2 Vic Huxley 7
3 Dicky Case 6
4 Gordon Byers 5
5 Jack Parker 4
6 Ginger Lees 3
=7 Les Wotton 2
=7 Roy Dook 2
=7 Bert Spencer 2
=7 Frank Varey 2
=7 Tom Farndon 2
=12 Frank Arthur 1
=12 Wal Phillips 1
=12 Tommy Croombs 1
=12 Bill Clibbett 1
=16 Norman Parker 0
=16 Ron Johnson 0
=16 Syd Jackson 0
=16 Joe Francis 0
=16 Bluey Wilkinson 0
=16 Eric Collins 0

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