The National League was formed in 1932 combining teams from the Northern League and Southern League. It was the fourth season of speedway in the United Kingdom.
From the teams that finished the 1931 Northern League, Leeds Lions and Preston closed down, leaving only Belle Vue Aces and Sheffield. From the 1931 Southern League, High Beech and Lea Bridge had closed Plymouth Tigers were new competitors.
In the first half of the season, the teams competed for the National Association (NSA) Trophy in a league format won by Stamford Bridge Pensioners. In May 1932, the Southampton Saints promotion left Banister Court Stadium to take over the licence at Lea Bridge Stadium, with the team becoming the Clapton Saints. At the end of the NSA Trophy phase Sheffield dropped out.
In the second half of the season Wembley Lions won the inaugural National League title. Dicky Case of the Wimbledon Dons finished with the highest average.
The 1932 National Trophy was the second edition of the Knockout Cup.
First round
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
First leg
Second leg
Wembley were declared National Trophy Champions, winning on aggregate 103-87.
The National Association (NSA) Trophy was won by Stamford Bridge.
First round
Semi final round
First leg
Second leg
Wembley won on aggregate 99âÂÂ92
Belle Vue
Clapton
Coventry
Crystal Palace
Plymouth
Stamford Bridge
Wembley
West Ham
Wimbledon