Win BTCC Tickets 2010-05-13
Win tickets, VIP access and a nights accommodation for the British Touring Car Championship at Oulton Park
Fast Car Magazine has teamed up with Millers Oils to offer you lucky lot the chance of winning the ultimate behind the scenes BTCC experience.
Up for grabs are two corporate hospitality tickets for the practice day on Saturday, allowing you to watch all the qualifying action in luxury in the Millers Oils hospitality area.
Also included is the unique chance to go behind the scenes, where you can visit the team garages ahead of Sunday’s racing action. Cool eh?
Then on Sunday, you’ll get two entrance tickets, and the chance to experience a full on day of door to door British Touring Car Championship action.
Millers Oils will also provide accommodation at a local hotel on the Saturday night, and provide the winners with a goodie bag containing Millers Oils merchandise and £100 worth of Millers Oils products for your car. Awesome.
So there you have it, the full BTCC experience and all you have to do for a chance to win is enter our Millers Oils BTCC Competition.
The British Touring Car Championship takes place at Oulton Park on 5th – 6th June.
About Millers Oils and BTCC
Millers, the specialist automotive lubricants and fuel treatments manufacturer has again joined forces again with six teams in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship to supply them with innovative high performance motorsport products and technical support throughout the 2010 season. As part of these strategic partnerships, the teams have been using Millers Oils CFS engine oils and the company’s 2009 World Motorsport Symposium award winning “NT” Nano Tech Transmission Oil range; proven to reduce friction and improve performance under extreme racing conditions.
Millers Comp Terms and conditions
1. Travel to and from Outon Park are not included in the prize package.
2. Hotel rooms are pre-paid so any costs incurred during the overnight stay are not covered in the prize package.
3. The prize is not transferable and cannot be substituted for a cash alternative.
