The 23-time world record holder from United Kingdom is expected to unveil a new set of jaw-dropping stunts that are sure to give local fans the thrill of their lives.
Among other things, Terry is renowned for leaping out of a fast-moving car and getting back into it.
Meanwhile, Hyderabad's Anindith Reddy (26) set alight the third and penultimate round by throwing open the Euro JK 16 championship battle, winning both races today, with race leaders Vishnu Prasad and Asish Ramaswamy winning their respective categories along expected lines.
Ananth Shanmugam of Bengaluru and Nalwalla of Mumbai grabbed the second and third positions in both the races.
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Ananth held on to his number two position, at 64 points, while Nalwalla remains way behind at 29.
Dhruv Mohite is at fourth with 44 points.
The Euro JK 16 leader continues to be Nayan Chatterjee, despite having a quiet day. The Mumbai lad finished fourth in both races and has a cumulative total of 68 points, still four ahead of Ananth.
Saran of Privateer was overtaken by the other main contenders too, Raghul Rangasamy (Meco), with 37 points and Rohit Khanna (Dark Don), with 21, to keep the championship open till the final round.
In the JK Touring Cars too, there was a minor upset in the morning when overwhelming favourite and leader Asish Ramaswamy was beaten to second place in the qualifying rounds.
Deepak Chinnappa of Race Concepts of Bangalore, like Ashish, took pole by clocking the fastest lap at 1:11.456 minutes in the morning.
Race two: 1.Anindith Reddy (17:20.512); 2. Ananth Shanmugam (17:22.979); 3. Mohammed Nalwalla (17:23.637)
LGB Formula 4: Race one: 1.Vishnu Prasad (19:58.283); 2. Raghul Rangasamy (19:58.303); 3. Rohit Khanna (20:08.290)
JK Touring Cars: Race one: 1.Asish Ramaswamy (14:16.606); 2.Deepak Chinnappa (14:24.043); 3.Vijay Kumar B (14:25.395).