Semi-Final 1
The best tractor driving teams from England and Wales rev up for a thrilling semi-final. With the challenges bigger and tougher than ever, which team can race into the final? The country-music lovin' ‘Checkshirt Choppers' from Somerset - Bucky, Louis and Richard - or the ‘West Wales Cowboys' – Rob, Wely and Cen.
Hosted by full-time farmer and ‘YouTuber' Tom Pemberton, both teams go head to head in three epic, high-octane agricultural challenges.
Battling against the clock, they'll have to mow massive quiz clues into fields of grass, face a ‘shockingly' difficult reversing course and take tips from Sonic as they blast around a racing oval to try and hook a win for their team… it's either go hard or go home!
When the lights go out, one team will take to the podium to celebrate making it to the UK final as the losers take to their tractor cabs and drive off home.
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