IN PICTURES: Narrogin hosts the Bunbury KTM South West Interclub Championship Series for the fourth year

Revheads were all smiles at the Narrogin Speedway Track on Sunday as the venue hosted the third round of the Bunbury KTM South West Interclub Championship Series for the fourth year running. The popular annual event was attended by 184 dirt bike riders — with some as young as five and up to 55 years old — representing seven dirt bike clubs from Narrogin, Manjimup, Bunbury, Collie, Busselton, Cranbrook and Albany. The gates opened at 6am and the first of 39 races started at 8.30am with each of the 13 classes partaking in three races each. The biggest prize of the day was the seniors’ one-lap dash with the $1000 prize shared by the first three places. Spectators and families from across southern WA roared from the sidelines as the canteen served hot chips and homemade sausage rolls. The event was organised by 20 local volunteers with the help of sponsors Crisp Wireless, Steelo’s Guns and Outdoors, and Narrogin Fruit Market. A trophy was awarded to each race class winner at a final celebration. Connor Wiese was the only Narrogin local to get a podium position with the teenager placing first in the 100cc to 125cc 13 to under 16 years.