Tracy Hogg, also known as 'The Machine', won the Masters Figure title at the British Natural Bodybuilding Federation annual finals on Saturday, October 10.

The victory secures her a place at the world championships in Munich on Sunday, November 1, where the mum-of two will represent Great Britain.

Tracy said she is 'over the moon' with the result.

The latest title is another highlight in an impressive bodybuilding career which has seen the NHS physiotherapist become one of the country's leading natural competitors.

Tracy Hogg will be representing Great Britain at Munich on November 1 (Image: Tracy Hogg)

Known for her relentless work ethic, she has previously spoken about the sacrifices required to compete at the top level.

Months of strict dieting, demanding training sessions, and meticulous preparation all go into getting stage-ready.

And all that commitment paid off once again at the British finals on October 10, where Tracy claimed her second national crown.

Friends, family, and supporters have been quick to congratulate the Winnington athlete, who has built a loyal following both locally and within the bodybuilding community.

Tracy, an NHS physiotherapist, said she is 'over the moon' (Image: Tracy Hogg)

Now her focus turns to Germany, where she will compete against some of the world's best natural bodybuilders.

Her journey is entirely self funded, and she is currently looking for sponsors to help her get to Munich.

The considerable costs include registration and class fees, travel fees to and from Germany, and accommodation while she is there.

That's not to mention bikini hire, shoes, backstage clothing, tan, hair, make up, nails, and sports and lymphatic massage.

In return, she can advertise products and services throughout the huge bodybuilding and fitness community she has been a part of for many years, which includes a very strong social media presence.

Tracy said: “I'm honestly over the moon.

"Winning a second British title is an incredible feeling, and I'm so excited to be representing Great Britain at the world championships.”

For an athlete nicknamed 'The Machine', there is little time for celebration.

With a world title now in her sights, Tracy is already preparing for the biggest competition of her season.