The 1962 National League was the 28th season and the seventeenth post-war season of the highest tier of motorcycle speedway in Great Britain.
With the withdrawal of New Cross Rangers and with Leicester Hunters moving down to the Provincial League, the entry list was 8 teams and so home and away fixtures were raced twice. Southampton Saints broke the domination of Wimbledon Dons by winning their first National League title.
Ipswich Witches' season was a complete disaster. Their new signing Olle Nygren did not even start the season due to ill-health and then Jack Unstead was killed in the first recorded fatal crash at Foxhall Stadium, on 13 April 1962. The club later withdrew from the league due to financial issues and their results were expunged.
A fixtures
B fixtures
The 1962 National Trophy was the 24th edition of the Knockout Cup. Wimbledon were the winners.
First round
Semi-finals
First leg
Second leg
Wimbledon were National Trophy Champions, winning on aggregate 94âÂÂ74.
Belle Vue
Coventry
Ipswich (resigned mid season)
Norwich
Oxford
Southampton
Swindon
Wimbledon