1934 Star Riders' Championship - Final

Final

  • August 23, 1934
  • Wembley, England
Pos. Rider Total
1 Jack Parker 9
2 Eric Langton 8
3 Ginger Lees 7
=4 Tommy Croombs 5
=4 Syd Jackson 5
6 Ron Johnson 4
7 George Newton 4
8 Dicky Case 3
9 Bob Harrison 2
=10 Bluey Wilkinson 2
=10 Jack Chapman 2
=10 Dusty Haigh 2
=13 Frank Arthur 1
=13 Claude Rye 1
=13 Mick Murphy 1
=16 Jack Sharp 0
=16 Colin Watson 0
=16 Joe Francis 0

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