History of Conference League (speedway) in Timeline
The Conference League was the third-tier division in British motorcycle speedway, operating under the Speedway Control Board and British Speedway Promoters' Association. It was the lowest of three leagues, sitting below the Elite League and Premier League. In 2008, the league consisted of eight teams. The Conference League was discontinued and replaced by the National League in 2009, marking a change in the structure of British speedway racing.
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