Visitors to a leading agricultural show will be head over heels for one of the high-octane attractions lined up for this year's event.

Norfolk-based Bolddog Action Sports are sending a Freestyle Motocross Team to the Kenilworth Show as part of the event's action-packed main ring schedule.

The team will wow crowds with a carefully choreographed sequence of exhilarating stunts that is sure to leave onlookers in a spin.

The riders will, however, struggle to hit the same heights as a chinook that is expected to fly over and land at the site.

The main ring at this year's show, which will take place just off Stoneleigh Road, on the Stoneleigh Park estate, on Saturday, May 31, will feature a colourful cavalcade of classic cars as well as modern and vintage machinery.

The Quorn Hunt Pony Club has also been confirmed for the main ring alongside a demonstration from CJ's Birds of Prey, canine drills from Nuneaton Dog Training, a dog show and a host of livestock parades and competitions.

Motorcross stunt riders will provide thrills and spills at this year's Kenilworth Show (image via Advent)

Charlie Weetman, Director of the Kenilworth Show, said: "The motorcross stunt team is set to deliver an extraordinary spectacle that will thrill motorsport fans and enthusiasts alike.

"However, they are just one highlight in an impressive line-up of main ring attractions that promises to offer something for everyone. And we might still have one or two surprises up our sleeves!

"We will obviously have a lot of events and activities that spotlight and celebrate farming life, but we also plan to have plenty for people to do that isn't necessarily related to agriculture."

Beyond the main ring, over 120 trade stands will be set up displaying a range of arts, crafts, jewellery, homeware, food and drink.

The Kenilworth Show returns on Saturday, May 31 (image via Advent)

Bouncy castles, traditional fair stalls and other attractions will ensure kids of all ages are entertained at the ever-popular show, which is organised by the Kenilworth and District Agricultural Society (KADAS) and has been running since 1947.

Warwickshire Young Farmers Club will have a dedicated area, home to a series of livestock and crop competitions, showcasing their skills and passion for farming.

Families can bring along well-behaved dogs and even enter them into the dog show, adding to the inclusive and family-friendly atmosphere of the show! Tickets are available now (Visit here for tickets), with free entry for under 12s.

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