The men's fours is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1]

History

From 1905 until 1914, the event was called the Charles Wood Australian Cup.[2]

During the 1908 final, the skip of the Upper Clapton team Mr H. Grounds collapsed and died during play. The title was awarded to Carlisle Edenside.[3]

Venues

  • 1905–1907, 1910 (Upper Clapton BC, Clapton, London)
  • 1908 (Streatham Constitutional Club, Streatham)
  • 1909 (Leicester BC, Leicester}
  • 1911 (Forest Hill BC, Forest Hill, London)
  • 1912–1913 (Belmont BC, Streatham)
  • 1914, 1926 (Bellingham BC, Bellingham, Catford)
  • 1919 (South London & Balham clubs, Balham/Wandsworth)
  • 1920 (Great Northern Railway AC, Gordon Hill, London)
  • 1921 (Summerhill Gosforth & Portland clubs, Newcastle upon Tyne)
  • 1922, 1928, 1935 (Croydon BC, South Croydon)
  • 1923 (Wellingborough BC, Wellingborough)
  • 1924, 1936, 1938–1939 (Temple Bowling Club, Denmark Hill)
  • 1925 (City & Spa clubs, Gloucester)
  • 1927 (Preston Park, Brighton)
  • 1929 (Victoria Park & Westcote clubs, Leicester)
  • 1930–1934, 1937, 1945–1957 (Paddington Recreation Ground)
  • 1958–1973 (Watney's Sports Club, Mortlake)
  • 1974–2013 (Worthing Bowls Club, Beach House Park)
  • 2014–2023 (Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa)

Sponsors

Past winners

Year County Champions Club County Runners-up Club Score Ref
1905CumberlandM. Turner, G. W. Hutchinson, F. Telford, William JohnsonCarlisle SubscriptionMiddlesexH.Rowlands, J.L.Thomas, C.Welch, H.C.RowlandsBounds Greenby 17 points[4]
1906NorthumberlandJames Telford, John Pilluns, FenwickNewcastle West EndMiddlesexS. Moore, NewtonUpper Clapton24–10[5]
1907CumberlandJ. A. Halhead, J. Rogerson, J. Wigston, M. JohnstoneCarlisle West EndKentStewartForest Hill21–18[6]
1908CumberlandA. Smith, A. Nelson, T. Ridley, James EmmersonCarlisle EdensideMiddlesexAnderson, Woolven, Mackay, H. GroundsUpper Claptonw/o / scr[4]
1909NorthamptonshireJ. T. Goode, C. Vorley, J. W. Bellamy, G. P. CoeWellingboroughNorthumberlandLane, Fairfield, James Telford, W F HamiltonNewcastle West End20–17[7]
1910SomersetA. H. Pearse, S. O. Hall, W. N. Wake, F. BlackmoreVictoria, Weston-super-MareCumberlandJ. J. Ridley, E. Edmondson, H. McQuillan, William JohnsonCarlisle Subscription)17–14[8]
1911OxfordshireJohn Fingland, A Thornitt, T Croft, W. A. WilksBanbury ChestnutsBerkshireT.Waldron, F.E.Blackmore, F.W.Thompson, H.F.LindarsReading24–17[9]
1912NorthamptonshireJ. T. Goode, Mitchell, G. P. Coe, WoolstonWellingboroughMiddlesexMcKinstry, Brown, Birtles, CroxfordPaddington25–22[10]
1913SurreyT. G. Dunno, P. Laing, F. MacGregor, W. TaylorDulwichKentJ. Muter, W. R. Moore, A. J. Tyler, J. GallowayBellingham25–16[11]
1914BerkshireT. Waldron, J. Higgs, J. Burling, H. F. LindarsReadingKentA. M. Rix, H. G. Woodcock, S. Cornelins, D. T. BaguleyGillingham26–10[12]
1915–1918 No competition due to war
1919LeicestershireH Howard, W Glover, J Cope, W CopeBelgrave, LeicesterSurreyF Jelf, J Alexander, S Fewings, F MacGregorDulwich30–26[13]
1920County DurhamW. T. Wallace, R. Peacock, W. B. Shaw, C. GibbAshbrooke, SunderlandOxfordshireH. E. Alden, T. Basson, J. Elson, F. C. SherlockSouth Oxford20–15[14]
1921NorthumberlandS. J. Dawson, W. Oliver, G. Elder, James FrithBelgrave, NewcastleNorthamptonshireS. Booth, R. Dexter, C. Vorley, W. J. MitchellWellingborough22–15
1922LeicestershireH. Howard, W. Glover, J. Cope, W. CopeBelgrave, LeicesterCounty DurhamE. Dinsley, T. Eckford, T. F. Heslop, J. J. HallDarlington East Park20–18
1923NorthumberlandW. Nixon, C. Thompson, W. E. Pitt, F. HindmarshAlnwickEssexW. J Rigby, C. J Barratt, W. C Warwick, E. G GriffinCentral Park26–13
1924EssexF. Lucking, F. Taylor, W. Whife, G. OwenSouthend-on-SeaNorthumberlandJ. Bell, J. E Gowland, W Jackson, Frank TaylorSummerhill20–19
1925NorthumberlandS. J. Dawson, J. A. Gibson, A. Butterfield, W. H. PallettBelgrave, NewcastleBerkshireH. Brown, J. A. Wells, W. Foxcrfot, W. G. LawrenceProspect Park28–14
1926SussexA.Robinson, C Wheater, W.T.Cripps, R.JohnPreston, BrightonBerkshireW. J. Jones, H. A. Cannan, T. Webb, F. BennettNewbury25–24
1927KentA.Y.Robertson, Percy Snow, G.Rogers, J.T.DaltonMargateMiddlesexE.Potts, H.S.Wright, J.Booth, Tom PottsHarrow18–17
1928BedfordshireS. J. Tomlin, R. Hawkins, W. Plowman, A. J. TibbettLuton TownNorthumberlandJ. Parr, J. Gray, J. Buglass, W. E. PittAlnwick28–10
1929HampshireD. Spencer, W. G. Dear, T. Hopkins, C. H. NoyceBasingstoke TownSomersetH.Rebbeck, R.Bishop, F.Shell, A.S.PearceFrome Selwood Printing Works22–20
1930MiddlesexR. E. Dyer, S. Haigh, A. Richings, Fred HindmarshLammas, EalingHertfordshireH. W. Wentworth, F. Williams, A. Pikesley, A. D. SparySt Albans19–17
1931SurreyW.J. Suckling, E.W.J. Coffee, W.H. Mowlam, G. RedstoneKingston CanburyIsle of WightH. Castle, A. J. Hurman, Edwin Topp, T. HodgkinsonRyde24–23
1932HampshireH. Parsons, E. S. Fuidge, J. Pollock, James EdneyAtherley, SouthamptonSomersetFrank Russ, J.Phipps, Reginald Bryant, W.PriceSydney Gardens, Bath23–18[15]
1933HampshireB. H. Matthews, H. J. Head, H.W. Johnson, J.W. RhodesSouthsea WaverleyDevonA. L. Ainsworth, H. A. Bellamy, J. W. Fisher, Harold WebberTorbay Country Club27–17
1934SussexA. Cole, W. T. Bevan, S. C. Griffin, R. Whiteside<WorthingHampshireJ. R. Sims, G. H. Middleton, A. Hitchcock, P. E. HallSouthbourne23–13
1935County DurhamC. Pickersgill, J. S. Reed, J. Pickersgill, C. GibbSunderlandWarwickshireC. D. Billington, W. J. Wrigley, J. A. Meredith, F. T. MillerAvenue, Leamington Spa20–9
1936HampshireE. Havelock, A. Walters, H. Perkins, George CurtisBoscombe CliffMiddlesexC. Clark, A. Bailey, S. Nugent, W GlynneParsons Green20–14
1937SurreyJ. Killick, P. C. W. Silcock, W. Taylor, J. A. MorrisonSheen CommonLeicestershireC.Thorne, J.Garratt, G. Orams, W.F.WadeHinckley19–14
1938MiddlesexH.A.Betteridge, G.Canning, Major W.H.Godby, C.A.BirtlesPaddingtonCumberlandH. Stevens, A. Millar, G. Roden, J. KilgourSiddick16–15
1939BuckinghamshireL. Hart, E. Yates, V. Cartwright, E. JefferiesHigh WycombeBedfordshireW. Inskip, A. Gillett, H. Bull, S. CrawleyBedford Borough18–14
1940–1944 No competition due to war
1945EssexC. W. J. Miller, W. C. Porter, H. N. Porter, R. WadsworthIlfordKentT. H. Harman, B. Bassant, Sidney Filmer, Colin WaltonFaversham18–11
1946KentT. H. Harman, B. Bassant, Sidney Filmer, Colin WaltonFavershamSuffolkH. Ellis, C. McLaren, F. W. E. Collins, W. F. StubbsMarlborough, Ipswich22–8
1947SurreyG. Godwin, S. A. Vallance, C. H. Godwin, Charles WalderRedhillOxfordshireJ. W. Gordon, M. L. King, H. J. Wallace, S. H. SmithSouth Oxford17–14
1948OxfordshireH. T. Allen, H. I. Fisher, J. Holden, Algernon R. AllenOxford City & CountyGloucestershireJ. Lane, H. Brown, W. Woodward, C. L. M. SmithGloucester Wagon Works20–16
1949BedfordshireF. Oliver, H. Burgon, C. Jones, C. TomlinSKF LutonCounty DurhamR. Haggle, J. Rosser, J. Pannett, A. E. JonesStockton United31–16
1950HampshireL. A. Walters, J. W. Curtis, H. W. Richardson, W. E. OxenhamRichmond ParkKentW. McIver, T. Downing, W. Lines, C CouvesEltham21–19
1951OxfordshireH. T. Allen, J. Fingland, J. Holden, Algernon R. AllenOxford City & CountySurreyH. Ford, H. Foster, J. O. Passell, W. J. WrightMotspur Park22–20
1952BerkshireC. Snow, N. Wakefield, R. H. Wrate, V. C. WakefieldProspect Park, ReadingHampshireFred Musselwhite, William Leary, W. Brown, Herbert CroatFleming Park, Eastleigh22–21
1953DorsetL. Giles, J. R. Walker, W. Blackmore, R. C. BelbenPoole ParkHampshireE. Newnham, F. Cash, H. Coles, J. T. BarclayMoordown23–20
1954LeicestershireJock Latto, R Burton, A Toach, B BranstonBelgraveNorthamptonshireW. J. Stone, Frank Purser, C. J. Knight, Albert KnightAbington, Northampton28–14
1955WiltshireG. King, John Day, A. Boulter, C. R. WaiteWootton BassettCounty DurhamJ. E. Archibold, D. W. Richie, S. Thompson, J. E. AddisEldon Grove, West Hartlepool20–15
1956HampshireT. Ellis, R. Squires, L. Lane, A. SpoonerFleet UnitedSuffolkE. A. Baker, A. J Haggar, R. H. Denny, G. W.LastRookery19–17
1957SomersetReginald Bryant, David Bryant, L.Harris, Roger HarrisClevedonBerkshireM. Manifold, J. Rivers, C. S. Reed, G. K. CollyerWokingham25–15
1958CumberlandH. Heap, J. A. Wilson, G. Sewell, J. BellMorton SundourKentA. L. Ward, W. C. Waghorn, F. H. Watling, S. E. MartinLivesey Memorial21–18
1959BuckinghamshireE.Barnard, E.Goodchild, J Paton, W ClarkPrinces RisboroughCornwallT H Tonkin, F H Tonkin, J. Blewett, J F StaffordPenlee17–11
1960EssexA.Pratt, R.Stevens, H. G.Brigstock, P.SmithEssex CountyCounty DurhamR. Wealands, C. Holiday, G. Coates, C. RichardsonDarlington Park25–11
1961SussexGordon Sparkes & Arthur Knowling Jr, John Scadgell, Harry WardWorthingHerefordshireJ. Finney, G. Mitchell, H. Dickinson, N. KnightHereford27–13
1962BuckinghamshireA.Whitehead, H.Harwood, H.Soen, L.HallSlough I.C.I.OxfordshireW. R. Scaldwell, R. J. Room, C. W. Lester, Algernon R. AllenOxford City & County20–16
1963NorthamptonshireStan Carter, Frank Marchant, Les Hough, Bobby StenhouseWellingboroughBuckinghamshireH. Phillips, J. Abbot, C. Small, A. W. PhilbeyAylesbury Borough21–12
1964SussexJ. Evans, J. B. Hogan, H. Turrell, Ralph LewisPreston, BrightonMiddlesexMichael Stone, Arthur Stone, Arthur Morgan, Tom SmithClissold21–12
1965HampshireA. Carter, W. T. Rich, R. A. Stephens, J. A. GibsonBournemouth ElectricEssexF. Humphrey, A. E. Moore, G. H. Salter, W.F. JohnsColchester West End26–9
1966NorthumberlandW. Charlton, Arnold Bryson, George Boag, Fred LumleySummerhillGloucestershireR. Aubrey, H.Robertson, A.Bailey, W.HolderGreyfriars28–15
1967KentJack McMeakin, IbbotsonSandwichHampshireI. Williams, M. Roberts, Daniel Hishon, Jack StainerCivil Service, Portsmouth22–20
1968SomersetWilliam Elliott, Reg Bryant, David Rhys Jones, David BryantClevedonHampshireC. Jones, S. Bonner, Jimmy Davidson, Walter PhillipsBoscombe Cliff21–20
1969SomersetWilliam Elliott, Reg Bryant, David Rhys Jones, David Bryant MBEClevedonHampshireB. Galfskiy, W. Stewart, E. C. Wedsell, H. PowellBritish Legion Farnborough20–13
1970County DurhamEric Alderton, Danny Winning, Harold Strong, Bob MainBlackhall C. W.MiddlesexG. N. Cook, A. Watterson, A. Smith, T. G. EburneCambridge Park21–19
1971SomersetJohn Knight, William Elliott, David Rhys Jones, David Bryant MBEClevedonLincolnshireH. Hardy, W. J. Laud, J. W. East, G. WilsonRoyal Mail Cart27–13
1972LincolnshireDick Meades, Brian Sherriff, Dick Vinters, Ray StanleyBurton HouseMiddlesexMaurice Ellicott, Dave Thomas, Stan Hayward, Eddie HuntPaddington25–16
1973DorsetKen Edmonds, Don Carrier, Eric Blaston, Ron PorterPoole ParkSomersetW. Anderson, G. Whitrow, G. Mordock, Frank WorthBristol18–8
1974WorcestershireA.C.Hall, Alec Jackson, R. Watkins, Tony RussellBrotherhoodMiddlesexJack Horn, J.Sambrook, P.Down, Tony BantockA.E.C.Southall19–17
1975NorfolkArthur Rix, Cecil Whitwood, George Ward, Chris WardCromer & District (EBA)MiddlesexN. M. Thompson, T. Reeves, R. A. Gibbins, Reginald PaineLondon Transport23–19
1976HertfordshireReginald Cross, Gordon Turner, Norman Kemp, Ernest BarkerBaldock TownSomersetJohn Knight, William Elliott, David Rhys Jones, David Bryant MBEClevedon25–8
1977EssexFred Bromley, Dennis Cullum, Clifford Smith, David WakefieldAveleyHampshireJack Gough, Norman Shelley, John Wiseman, Peter LineAtherley20–15
1978WarwickshireRuss Robinson, Reg Hacker, Ken Dodd, Keith RobinsonErdington CourtBuckinghamshireJ. Stearn, P. Passfield, G. Stevenson, Len SomersChesham22–10
1979CumbriaIan Graham, Harry Graham, Jim Heap, Ray MooreCarlisle Subscription)BerkshireGeorge Shepherd, Neil Stradling, Brian Griffiths, Michael WillisWantage20–19[16]
1980NorfolkGraham Pease, George Ward, Reggie Baker, Chris WardCromer & District (EBA)HampshireGraham Standley, Ray Bundy, Norman Shelley, Peter LineBanister Park19–16
1981County DurhamDavid Kilner, Maurice Alsop, Ronnie Pringle, Cliff SimpsonOwton LodgeNorthumberlandSteve Proctor, Chris Palmer, Ian Spoor, Kevin BoneGosforth27–11
1982NottinghamshireA. Lovatt, B. Clark, K. Euerby, Bob DickensCastleSurreyD. Walsh, J. Fitzharris, D. Campbell, J. RideoutOld Dean, Camberley21–14
1983LancashireDuncan Wilson, Tony Horobin, Alec Atkinson, Gordon NivenBoltonOxfordshirePeter Sargeant, David Lewis, Clive Weston, Robin HewsonSummertown25–18
1984HampshireLaurie Pull, Peter Pull, Russell Morgan, Chris PaiceBoscombe CliffYorkshireRonnie Baker, Dick Moore, Les Berry, Tony FrosdickMiddlesbrough18–16
1985EssexDavid Griggs, David Jarrold, Graham Arnold, Jim AitonAldersbrook)CambridgeshireTony Harley, Mick Chamberlain, Derek Rutter, Colin ChamberlainChristchurch27–15
1986BuckinghamshireJohn Hobden, Martin Ballantyne, Peter Dickinson, Melvin VickersStony StratfordSussexAlan Clarke, Chris Reynolds, Malcolm Fever, Doug WhetstoneLindfield27–22[17]
1987BuckinghamshireDerek Plater, Colin Perrotet, Les Richardson, Mick RichardsonAylesbury TownSurreyMark Whatling, Gary Davidson, Tim Orr, Kelvin BarnardTemple20–17
1988OxfordshireSteve Beacon, Chris Quainton, Chris Allen, Gary HarringtonSummertownMiddlesexColin Hopper, Bob Middleton, Gerry Smyth, Steve HalmaiPaddington15–14
1989KentJohn Chandler, Jimmy Cross, Terry Heppell, Martyn SekjerBlackheath & GreenwichLeicestershireAlan Hewitt, Ian Wynter, David Hemstock, Colin ShawBrush17–16
1990SomersetSteve Gait, Derek Chivers, Terry Perkins, Ian MiddlemastBathNottinghamshirePaul Jackson, Geoff Hufton Jr., Geoff Hufton Sr., Jamie MillsMansfield Colliery20–13
1991BerkshireJohn Smith, Bill Bayliss, Ian Baker, Jim ClarkeWokinghamWiltshireNorman Remington, Iain Cameron, Steve Remington, Andy MooreSpencer, Melksham21–20
1992HampshireIan Rawlinson, Mark Warren, Chris Stanger, Nicky JonesBournemouthHampshireMichael Scripps, John Winkley, Robert Robinson, James MarslandCove17–15
1993BerkshireGraham Waldron, Adam Graves, Robert Newman, Michael NewmanReadingMiddlesexS. Wheeler, W. Hulbert, A. Lines, Gerry SmythShepherds Bush Cricket22–13
1994GloucestershireAndrew Wills, Les Gillett, Simon Jones, Tony Allcock MBECheltenhamHampshireK. Manderson, D. Archibald, Peter Line, Graham StandleyAtherley21–13
1995SussexJohn Pannett, Michael Rapley, James Morley, Leigh PrinceHollingbury ParkMiddlesexA. J. L. Barker, R. M. Clarke, L. P. Mulligan, Steven StockleyParsons Green18–17
1996CambridgeshireMaurice Miller, Brian Baxter, Tony Merrell, Lee MillerMarch ConservativeCumbriaKen Johnston, David Taylor, Richard Sampson, Trevor TaylorCourtfield20–18
1997WiltshireMark Dyer, Tony Stevenson, Mel Biggs, Steve WarrenSwindon WestlecotSomersetBarrie Smith, Mike Davies, Richard Billington, Don FowkesBridgewater BCL19–15
1998OxfordshireAlan Prew, George Moon, Greg Moon, Les GillettBanbury BoroughNorthumberlandKeith Wood, Mike Bennett, Mick McGreevy, Richard TrainSummerhill20–13
1999BuckinghamshireMark Bantock, Alan Price, John McGuinness, Kirk SmithGerrards CrossKentBen Hornsby, Martyn Sekjer, Gary Smith, Andy ThomsonBlackheath & Greenwich21–5
2000LancashireAlan Mayne, Gary Harrington, Ian Mayne, David HoltActon BridgeCumbriaCraig Docherty, David Taylor, Stuart Airey, Trevor TaylorCourtfield24–14
2001DerbyshireAndrew Harris, Darren Allsopp, Martin Allsopp, Stuart ThomasSouth Derbyshire Miners WelfareCounty DurhamTony Bousfield, Neil Buckley, Peter Edwards, Andrew KirtlandDarlington Railway Athletic24–14
2002NottinghamshireNick Cammack, Michael Owen, Duncan Robinson, Brett MorleySiemensCornwallGary Watkins, Tim Phillips, Mark Foster, Steven LawerCarnon Downs25–12
2003CornwallIan Powell, Mike Sturtridge, Ian Ball, Richard BrayStenaleesLancashireDuncan Wilson, Martin Crellin, Fergus Muat, Alec AtkinsonManchester Commonwealth20–17
2004SurreyNorman Vigor, Andy Hawes, Graham Vigor, Dave ClarkCroydonCounty DurhamTony Bousfield, Neil Buckley, Peter Edwards, Andrew KirtlandDarlington Railway Athletic22–14
2005BerkshireDale Hall, Malcolm Edney, Ian Snowden, John StradlingHagbourneHampshireBarrie Seymour, Derick Faulkner, Roy Leake, Peter WardRingwood18–17
2006CornwallCharlie Gay, Bill Lawer, Dave Perrin, Tim PhillipsCarnon DownsLancashireMark Dawes, John Walker, Barry Kitson, David ColbourneBolton21–20
2007CumbriaDanny May, Ian Airey, Richard Chandler, Stuart AireyCarlisle SubscriptionEssexSteven Mahoney, Brian Whiteley, Mark Morhall, Joe StamperFalcon20–18
2008SomersetJames Branfield, Pip Branfield, Darren Mason, John HickClevedonNottinghamshirePaul Martlew, Mike Owen, Duncan Robinson, Brett MorleyTrent Vale18–17
2009LeicestershireJohn Torrington, Vic Mayes, Steven Wade, Andrew IronsBlabyDevonMark Hopkins, Jeff Tolchard, Alan Hirst, Sean JohnsonKings, Torquay23–22
2010CambridgeshireMartin Pankhurst, Kevin Bane, Ian Miller, Richard CattonCambridge & CountyKentDavid Mason, Scott Whiting, Joe Kelly, Grant AllenHerne Bay18–17[18]
2011BerkshireBernard Byles, Matthew Hyde, Simon Jones, Alan PriceDesboroughSomersetBen Hamilton, Matt Hamilton, Steve Turner, Louis RidoutIlminster27–14
2012NorthamptonshireMark Corbyn, Darren Lyman, Neil Corbyn, Paul BroderickWellingboroughCambridgeshireMartin Pankhurst, Kevin Bane, Ian Miller, Richard CattonCambridge & County29–10
2013CornwallColin Smith, David Parr, Nigel Laity, Colin BinnyChacewaterCambridgeshireRoger Mansfield, Les Bradford, Neil Flack, Steve JacobsSawston27–7
2014County DurhamPhil Dixon, Neal Ridley, Ian Riches, David BoltSilksworthYorkshireBen Render, Shaun Wells, Dominic Kelly, Nigel BrignallNafferton21–19
2015WorcestershireTony Yapp, Mark Atkins, Allan Griffiths, Ryan AtkinsSt DunstansDevonJoe Melmore, Matt Bass, Louis Ridout, Sam TolchardKings Torquay19–14
2016NorthamptonshireRob White, Ian Bland, Wayne Stanley, Dominic GrahamNorthampton ExpressDevonOllie Lewis, Stuart Evans, Lee Haywood, Ryan WhitlockShaldon20–19[19]
2017HerefordshireTom Holmes, Mark Atkins, Phil Middleton, Ryan AtkinsLedburyKentJosh Tingey, Roger Williams, Dex Weyand, Ken WeyandSt Lawrence27–12[20]
2018WiltshireKyle Anderson, Mike Snell, Dave Godwin, Steve SnellRoyal Wootton BassettLancashireJason Parkinson, David Lockhart, Ian Mayne, Chris GaleHeaton Hall17–15[21]
2019BuckinghamshireTom McGuinness, David Ross, Kirk Smith, John McGuinnessGerrards CrossBerkshireGareth Colebrooke, Ray Nash, Mitchell Cooper, Ryan BuckettSuttons23–22[22]
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic[23]
2021CumbriaStephen Cook, Ian Williams, James Park, David ForsterWorkingtonBuckinghamshireTom McGuinness, David Ross, Kirk Smith, John McGuinnessGerrards Cross20–5[24]
2022HuntingdonshireEan Morton, Simon Law, Stuart Popple, Tristan MortonParkwayKentJohn Coatham, Jason Haskins, Steve Marrett, Roger KendrickVCD22–17[25]
2023LincolnshireSteve Hill, Harry Mycock, Dominic McVittie, Martin SpencerRoyal Mail CartLeicestershireNick Wardle, Jonathan Green, Chris Moore, Joe DawsonKingscroft18–13[26]

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