Seventeen year old speedway prospect aims to be Top Gun in Sheffield
Kemp, who was wanted by a host of Championship clubs during the winter, has found it tough since moving to Sheffield.
But he will be looking for a confidence boosting display in Sunday’s event which starts at 4pm and offers discounted admission to just £10 and children go free.
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Hide AdKemp is generally happy despite some of the harder meetings he’s had so far.
He said: “It’s been pretty good but as I’ve said I’m always pushing myself - I never just settle.
“I had a really good first meeting against Scunthorpe and to start like that was just what I wanted. I was soon up into the main body of the team though and since then it has been tough.
“Of course I’m still learning, especially on the away tracks and maybe I am a bit too hard on myself at times - but I think that’s only because I do expect a lot of myself and I always want to be scoring as many points as I can.
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Hide Ad“Last week was a step in the right direction again and it’s good to beat anybody - but to beat the likes Scott (Nicholls) and Richie (Worrall) was a big boost.
“But I kind of messed it up in my last ride, so I was a little bit frustrated, but like I say there were positives to take out of it.”
He’s looking forward to Sunday with no pressure on his shoulders.
“I’ve been learning a lot as I’ve said and there’s things I’ve wanted to try but maybe not in a team meeting,” he said.
“So I can do that in this one, get some more laps in here and of course it would be nice to finish with a good result.”
Season ticket holders will be allowed entry for just £5 to this meeting.