Emma Louise Jones flaunts sizzling seems to be as she places on gorgeous show throughout Ladies Day

Emma Louise Jones flaunted her stunning looks and curves as she put on a jaw-dropping display during her coverage of Ladies Day at Catterick

Emma Louise Jones flaunted her stunning looks and curves as she wowed while presenting from Catterick Ladies Day.

The sports presenter, known for her work on BBC Sport as well as her current roles on Raceday TV and Speedway Grand Prix, was back on duty with the horse racing broadcaster but she didn’t have far to travel as the Leeds United fan headed to Catterick.

Emma showcased her journey to the track as she posed for a selfie in the passenger seat of a car in the morning, wearing an eye-popping blue and white polka dot dress, which had a hard time containing her curves.

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Raceday TV also uploaded some snaps of Emma posing on a balcony overlooking the betting pitches and the finishing post. Enjoying the lack of a breeze, Emma gleefully flicked and played with her hair while showing off her dress and figure.

Emma poked fun at her serious-looking faces in the opening snaps before she cracked a smile, hilariously commenting: “This sequence could be me waiting for dessert and then me seeing my dessert.”

Fans lapped up her outfit in the comments section, as one user said: “Looking fab!” A second called her a “Beautiful lady” as a third added: “Truly a fabulous woman Emma you are stunning.”

Thankfully for her, she didn’t suffer a wardrobe malfunction like at the York Races last month. Emma was forced to opt for a bustier outfit than usual and almost ended up exposed due to a brutal gust of wind.

Working for Raceday TV, she explained her mishap to her social media followers, saying: “I had a bit of a wardrobe malfunction with the dress that I was supposed to be wearing today, so I’ve gone back to my trusty polka dot number.”

Emma’s love for speed has seen her also take up a presenting role with Speedway, a position she revealed has brought her family a lot of pride.

“When I did the rugby league over at Odsal I saw the old track there. But I’ve not seen it in action. It would be nice to get it back in action wouldn’t it?” she said.

“I think this is the most proud my dad has been of me. He was like, ‘Emma I used to go and watch that as a kid, I love it.’ It’s been nice talking about it because it’s brought back nice memories for him.

“We’ve been to one of the events at Belle Vue Manchester at the National Speedway Stadium. He’s been giving me a semi-briefing on the history of the sport.”