MOTORSPORT: Top motocross riders will be on show as Teme Valley Motorcycle Club host the fourth and penultimate round of the AMCA Championship on Sunday.
The Stourport club's event, at Boraston, near Tenbury, involves 125cc, 250cc and 750cc classes.
Teme Valley member Richard Chinn, of Kidderminster, will be hoping for a win at his home track.
Chinn, currently seventh on his 125cc KTM, has been riding motocross at championship level for the last eight years.
Other national riders taking part include Chester's Jason Rennie on his 450cc Honda who holds the current world record for jumping his motorbike more than 253 feet.
Lee Payne, a 125cc Honda rider from Leigh, Kinver's Craig Chamberlain on his 750cc KTM and Cradley Kawasaki's 250cc rider Gary Davies from Shrewsbury are also names to look out for.
More than 150 riders are expected to compete across three classes and there will also be a local support race, including expert riders from the border group area.
Practice starts at 9.30am on Sunday with racing from 11.30am.
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