The Welsh National Tractor Road Run is set to take place in Cardigan, with a surge of entries expected.
The event, organised by North Pembrokeshire Tractor Enthusiasts, led by Dai Rees from Cilgerran, will commence from Awenfryn, Glanrhyd.
Participants will be treated to picturesque views of Cardigan Bay, as well as Cwm Gwaun and the Preseli mountains, before the route loops back to the starting point.
This year's tractor run aims to raise funds for three causes: the Welsh Air Ambulance, Crymych First Responders, and Cardigan First Responders.
Prospective entrants can still sign up until May 20, for a fee of £20, which ensures their name appears in the programme and they receive a commemorative memento.
However, those planning to pay on the day will face a higher fee of £25 and will miss out on the souvenir.
This measure has been implemented to reduce the disruption caused by day entries.
Entry forms can be obtained from the local organising team—Dai Rees, Alun Owens, Keith Evans, Kevin Evans, Sion Morgan, and Peter Lewis—at various tractor events, or via email from the WNTRR secretary at anne.trials@btinternet.com.
Forms can also be downloaded from the WNTRR Facebook page or filled out online in either English or Welsh.
The event welcomes spectator presence at the starting area and along the route, with further details to be shared closer to the date.
For sponsorship or advertising inquiries, contact the WNTRR secretary or Sion Morgan at sion@pantygarn.co.uk.
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