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The 1992 Speedway World Pairs Championship was the twenty-third FIM Speedway World Pairs Championship.^[1] The final took place in Lonigo, Italy. The championship was won by United States who beat England in Run-Off (both 23 points) and Sweden (22 points).^[2]

Semi final 1

Pos.	Team	Rider	Points
1	United States (26 pts)	Ronnie Correy	16
1	United States (26 pts)	Sam Ermolenko	10
2	Sweden (22 pts)	Per Jonsson	15
		Tony Rickardsson	4
		Jimmy Nilsen	3
3	Australia (19 pts)	Leigh Adams	13
		Shane Parker	4
		Craig Boyce	2
4	Czechoslovakia (18 pts)	Bohumil Brhel	12
		Roman Matoušek	4
		Antonín Kasper Jr.	2
5	Hungary (14 pts)	Zoltán Adorján	10
		Sándor Tihanyi	2
		Antal Kocso	2
6	Poland (14 pts)	Tomasz Gollob	9
		Piotr Swist	4
		Slawomir Drabik	1
7	Finland (13 pts)	Vesa Ylinen	9
7	Finland (13 pts)	Juha Moksunen	4

Pos.	Team	Rider	Points
1	England (28 pts)	Gary Havelock	18
1	England (28 pts)	Paul Thorp	10
2	Denmark (26 pts)	Tommy Knudsen	14
2	Denmark (26 pts)	Hans Nielsen	12
3	New Zealand (21 pts)	Mitch Shirra	11
3	New Zealand (21 pts)	Mark Thorpe	10
4	Norway (18 pts)	Lars Gunnestad	11
4	Norway (18 pts)	Einar Kyllingstad	7
5	Germany (14 pts)	Gerd Riss	11
		Tommy Dunker	3
		Andre Pollehn	0
6	CIS (11 pts)	Rene Aas	6
6	CIS (11 pts)	Rinat Mardanshin	5
7	Austria (8 pts)	Andreas Bössner	6
7	Austria (8 pts)	Heinrich Schatzer	2

Pos.	Team	Rider	Points
	United States (23+3 pts)	Greg Hancock	11+3
		Sam Ermolenko	9
		Ronnie Correy	3
	England (23+2 pts)	Gary Havelock	15+2
		Kelvin Tatum	8
		Martin Dugard	—
	Sweden (22 pts)	Per Jonsson	14
		Henrik Gustafsson	8
		Tony Rickardsson	—
4	Italy (18 pts)	Armando Castagna	16
		Valentino Furlanetto	2
		Armando Dal Chiele	0
5	Denmark (16 pts)	Hans Nielsen	13
		Brian Karger	2
		Tommy Knudsen	1
6	New Zealand (14 pts)	Mitch Shirra	12
		David Bargh	2
		Mark Thorpe	0
7	Australia (10 pts)	Craig Boyce	5
		Leigh Adams	4
		Shane Parker	1

^ "World Pairs Championship 1968-1993". Edinburgh Speedway. Retrieved 11 July 2021.
^ "Zapomniane turnieje: Mistrzostwa Świata Par (część 4)" (in Polish). SportoweFakty.pl. 19 August 2009. Archived from the original on 22 August 2009. Retrieved 23 August 2009.