Monday 9th January 2006

Win tickets to Autosport

The show kicks off at the NEC this weekend and we've got 5 pairs of tickets to give away

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Formula One drivers David Coulthard, Christian Klien, Vitantonio Liuzzi and Robert Doornbos are the latest top names from the world of motorsport who are rolling up to the NEC, Birmingham, from Thursday to Sunday for Autosport International. David Coulthard will be at the show on Saturday afternoon, returning officially to open the show at 9.00am on Sunday 15 January.

Christian Horner, Red Bull Racing's Sporting Director, will meet fans on Saturday 14 January along with Coulthard while Christian Klien, and Robert Doornbos will be at the show on Sunday 15 January.

Over one million square feet will be teeming with all things motorsport including over 600 performance and road cars, and a unique F1 Racing Gallery replicating the first corner at the Monaco Grand Prix. The Historic Hall promises to bring back the smell and feel of 100 Years of Grand Prix Racing and for the first time, the Donington Grand Prix Collection will present a stunning feature of unique championship and race-winning cars spanning a century.

This will be the most breathtaking display of historic Formula One cars ever seen at an UK exhibition and visitors will be greeted with the sight of the 1906/7 Renault. After walking through the Collection of 29 mouth-watering cars the finale will be Fernando Alonso's 2005 World Championship winning Renault.

For an experience of a life-time, hold onto your seats as the lights are dimmed for the 45-minute adrenaline-rush, tyre-burning sensation in the Live Action Arena, presented by Fulda Tyres, hosted by ITV F1's Louise Goodman, Motors TV's Paul Musselle and Superbike supremo James Whitham. Just to make sure you're even closer to the action, multi images will be filling an awesome 100 square metre television screen and you will get a unique opportunity to watch Terry Grant attempting a Guinness World Record as he tries to spin four cars at once.

Birds in Knickers

With the launch of the Red Bull Track Attack at the show, the search will be on for the UK's best karter with qualifiers to be held across the country. The best will compete with some of the top names in Formula One at a grand finale next May. Ten lucky Autosport International visitors will be able to challenge some of the Red Bull Racing team in a 'just for fun' karting contest at the show.

You can avoid the queues and book tickets online for the show and the Live Action Arena at £25.00 for adults and £17.50 for children

New for 2006 is an exclusive Paddock Pass available at £31. This special pass gives holders access to the new paddock area backstage in the Live Action Arena where you can get close to the cars and drivers. You will also get fast-track entry and priority seating in the Live Action Arena plus the opportunity to watch extra performances from the sidelines. This fantastic offer also includes exclusive access to the Driver Signing Area with the opportunity to obtain autographs from your racing heroes.

• www.autosport-international.com
• Ticket Hotline is 0870 380 2244
• Win Tickets in PH Competition

 

[xiphias]

Ted, how is this moderated? I mean, whats to stop people with multiple email addresses entering multiple times? Is it moderated by IP or something? On the other hand, will this affect people like me, where there are two people sharing the same connection, and thus several ph'ers could enter, but dq'ed for "being the same person"?

Just to make sure I've got a fair chance!

[PetrolTed]

There are measures in place so I can spot multiple entries which I can then discard.

So you have got as fair a chance of winning as I can create.

[TeamD]

So who won then?

[996 turbo]

And, when will I find out I've Won

[TeamD]

996 turbo said:

And, when will I find out I've Won

Sunday!

[PetrolTed]

Tickets have been sent to the winners.

Thanks for taking part and if you didn't win, sorry