"This is the fourth year that we have run the Te Puke Enduro-cross and, as always, it is popular with spectators because it is right there in the town," said Clarke.
While the four events that make up the series will remain stand-alone events, Clarke is now also offering a special prize to the one outright series winner in each bike class.
The Te Puke event will feature a man-made course that will be similar to the Tokoroa one and again likely to suit the moto trials experts.
"At the series final, the No Way In Hell extreme enduro at Oparau in March, the riders with the best tally from any three of the events will take home the trophy and the bragging rights," said Clarke.
"All the No 1 riders from all the motorcycling codes have come together for this."
The venue for Saturday's racing is at the Te Puke A&P Show Day, Showgrounds Road, at the Maketu turn-off.
