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Win VW Golf R + RS6 Performance
IT’S DYNAMIC DUO WEEK WITH BOTB – WIN TWO CARS WITH ONE TICKET!
This week we’ve got SIX different Double Up offers!
You could win the awesome VW Golf R hot hatch and the outstanding Audi RS6 Performance together in ONE PRIZE!
Get your tickets before midnight on Sunday and you could win a Dynamic Duo!
Cash Alternative for this prize is £113,000
VOLKSWAGEN GOLF R
The Volkswagen Golf R is one of the most popular cars in the BOTB lineup, and with good reason – the perfect combination of all-weather performance, practicality, subtle looks, and VW build quality means it's the performance hot hatch that everyone wants.
VW has introduced the Golf R with minor improvements that aim to make the best even better. Firstly, the 2.0-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder engine now has 329bhp and 420Nm, meaning the 0-62mph time has dropped to 4.6 seconds. The power still goes to all four wheels via the 7-spd DSG gearbox.
There’s a new torque vectoring system for the AWD setup, more camber on the front wheels, stiffer spring rates all around, quicker steering, lighter and more powerful brakes, and there’s even a Drift Mode that puts most of the power to the rear wheels.
The best has just got better!
AUDI RS6 PERFORMANCE
What’s better than an RS6? The new RS6 Avant Performance of course!
Audi really doesn’t believe in resting on their laurels – the RS6 is the go-to fast large estate car and has only been on sale for two years, but they’ve already updated it with the new, faster RS6 Avant Performance.
The styling stays the same – why change such a stunning looking, powerful, aggressive estate car? But now there are a gorgeous set of lightweight 22-inch alloy wheels as standard, amplifying the stance and aggressiveness even more.
The real changes come under the skin – the 4.0 litre twin turbo V8 powerhouse of an engine has been tickled, fitted with larger turbos and now produces 621bhp and a massive 850Nm of torque. The 0-62mph sprint has been cut to 3.4 seconds which is crazy fast for such a big car.
Audi has removed some sound deadening, too, so it’s a little noisier than before (a good thing), and that cuts some weight, too, which helps the handling. The standard equipment now includes a head-up display, rear steering and a Quattro Sport rear differential too.
The best really has got even better, and you could win both in the BOTB Dream Car Competition!
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HERE'S HOW IT WORKS
Play Spot The Ball for a chance to be the next big weekly winner. But hurry - the competition closes at midnight Sunday!
1. SELECT TICKETS
Choose from 180 cars - tickets start from 90p
2. PLAY SPOT THE BALL
Get closest to the judges in our skilled Spot the Ball game to win. What's this?
3. WINNER ANNOUNCED
Closest position to our panel of Judges wins! Comp ends midnight Sunday, Winner announced every Tuesday!
DID YOU KNOW?
- Choose a coordinate for each ticket, where you think the centre of the ball is
- Use the line drawing tools to help you pick your coordinates
- Watch the very short video to see how & why
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Won for just £2.35
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Slough
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Belfast
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Dunstable
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London
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Iain Nisbet
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Lee Jones
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London
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Wigan
Chris Phillips
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London
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London
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Spalding
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Berkshire
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Fife
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Dorset
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Cambridge
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Hertfordshire
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Plymouth
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Newbury
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Thatcham
Cory Thackstone
Won for just £4.50
Leicestershire
James Roberts
Won for just £1.60
Channel Islands
Andy Johnson
Won for just £2.15
Burton-on-Trent
James Brodhurst
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Spain
Anthony Smith
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Cheshire
Cyril Barnes
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Gloucestershire
Bilal Popalzi
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London
Matt Jones
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Thames
Dmytro Marzhevskyi
Ukraine
Kai McLellan
Dumfries
Colin Luckhurst
Oxted
Jiří Bobrovský
Czech Republic
Aamer Mahmood
West Yorkshire
Tate Taylor
Essex
Huseyin Egilmez
London
Izana Grant
Essex
Arkadiusz Osys
Corby
Darren Godson
Gainsborough
Paul Whitehead
Kent
Konrad Karczewski
Colchester, UK
Tulsi Gohil
Leicester
Subin Pheodin
London
Silvio Vlah
Croatia
Matthew Donaldson
Aberdeenshire
Daniel Harkin-Jones
Tyne and Wear
Nick Mutch
Essex
Colin Davison
Stocksfield
Ali Enisiz
Cyprus
Faheem Shah
Bolton
Eugene Cadden
Brixton
Brian Richardson
Bury
Ian Henderson
Merseyside
Dawn Baker
Cheltenham
Samson Asouzu
Clovis
Ian Fletcher
Edinburgh
Martin Lambdon
Kent
William Allan
Fife
Ian Tubbs
Solihull
Graham Palmer
Walsall
Peter Hutchinson
Cheshire
Mohamed Ibrahim
Leicester
Craig Tyson
Suffolk
Vikas Dharam
Leicester
Abu Sayeed
London
Martin McCarthy
Doncaster
Simon Irwin
East Sussex
Alistair Gibson
Warwickshire, UK
Will Rogers
Leicestershire, UK
Chris Rose
Denmark
Barry Smith
Derby, UK
Alexander Baylis
Abingdon
Saleem Chaudhary
Birmingham
Elinor Ridge
Whitstable
Huw De Lloyd
Cardiff
Constantin Razvan Hagima
Lincolnshire
Vinod Kumar Emmadi
Luton
Robert Langley
Chichester
Oliver Slatter
Oxfordshire
Gary Hinshaw
Newbridge, Edinburgh
Philip Desmet
Ekeren, Belgium
Steven Wasley
Harlow, Essex
Colin Duffy
Mid Glamorgan, Wales
Popescu Ioan-Ovidiu
Brasov, Romania
Jeylani Mohamed
Harrow
Joseph Igwubor
Bermondsey, London
Gaurav Sharma
Newcastle Upon Tyne
George Waters
Billingham
Ali Issa
Mitcham
Kirk Boswell
Norfolk
James Coulthurst
Billericay
Rik Dewane
Portsmouth
Elaine Eccleston
Croydon
David Worrall
Solihull
Oskar Cieslewicz
Plymouth
Robin Singh
Adelaide, Australia
Harry Baker
Reading
Andrew Sneddon
Lanarkshire
Spencer Aldred
Halifax, CN
Igors Krupenins
Swindon
Ismail Ghandour
Victoria, London
Scott Mathieson
Angus, Scotland
Atef Ikladios
Brighton
Marty Dunlop
Midlothian, UK
Adam Francis
Lydney
Clive Rosario Fernandes
Goa, India
Wesley McLernon
Country Antrim, UK
Bryan Grovenor
Pentre, UK
Gareth Smith
Wadebridge
Roger Medus
Henley-On-Thames
Gary Powell
Dartford
Ibrahima Niang
Manchester
Ray Marsh
Tonbridge, UK
Dan Lewis
Milford Haven, UK
Jay Khan
Birmingham, UK
Mohammed Idrisnur
Leyton, UK
Richard Sharples
Northwood, UK
Martin Shepherd
Caernarfon, UK
Andrew Turner
Kent, UK
David Scott
Glasgow, UK
Pritpal Sagoo
Cardiff, UK
Danut Susanu
Bristol, UK
Ezra Arulraj
Selangor, MY
Wilson Okokoro
Dartford, UK
Mark Todd
Scunthorpe, UK
Danny Bartlett
Brighton, UK
Dixon Xavier
Chichester, UK
Daniel Williams
Hayes, UK
Robert Kwiatkowski
Newmarket, UK
Matthew Dearden
Liverpool, UK
Khalid Abdulqader
Dubai, UAE
Kai Sellers
Chatham, UK
David Pearson
Manchester, UK
Anastasio Koskeridis
Epsom, UK
Valter Nunes
London, UK
Tony Overington
Corsham, UK
Stephen McHugh
Sleaford, UK
Stewart Macfarlane
Bishop's Stortford, UK
Andrew Boyle
Glasgow, UK
Ahmad El-Majidi
London, UK
Sam Kenwright
Wirral, UK
Shibu Paul
Nottingham, UK
Jason Iles
Bristol, UK
Thomas Walters
Bridgend, UK
Mike Alldread
Ilkeston, UK
Robbie Pople
Surrey, UK
Daniel Boffey
Shrewsbury, UK
Craig Vrettos
Plymouth, UK
Darren Godson
Gainsborough, UK
Ronan O'Dornan
Ballymena, UK
Timothy Arnold
Solrød Strand, DK
Mark Batt
Prague, CZ
Richard Swindlehurst
Dorset, UK
Kieran Groom
Cambridge, UK
Daniel Temkin
Enfield, UK
Zhen Pan
Auckland, New Zealand
Ray Wares
Sussex, UK
Robin Bul
Voorburg, Netherlands
Joanne Farrell
Brisbane, Australia
Dean Prestidge
Sutton Coldfield, UK
Alec Gwynn
Penzance, UK
Richard Williams
Nottingham, UK
Niall Gunn
Kiltarlity, UK
Craig Wood
Inverness, Scotland
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IT’S DYNAMIC DUO WEEK WITH BOTB – WIN TWO CARS WITH ONE TICKET!
This week we’ve got SIX different Double Up offers!
You could win the awesome VW Golf R hot hatch and the outstanding Audi RS6 Performance together in ONE PRIZE!
Get your tickets before midnight on Sunday and you could win a Dynamic Duo!
Cash Alternative for this prize is £113,000
VOLKSWAGEN GOLF R
The Volkswagen Golf R is one of the most popular cars in the BOTB lineup, and with good reason – the perfect combination of all-weather performance, practicality, subtle looks, and VW build quality means it's the performance hot hatch that everyone wants.
VW has introduced the Golf R with minor improvements that aim to make the best even better. Firstly, the 2.0-litre turbocharged 4-cylinder engine now has 329bhp and 420Nm, meaning the 0-62mph time has dropped to 4.6 seconds. The power still goes to all four wheels via the 7-spd DSG gearbox.
There’s a new torque vectoring system for the AWD setup, more camber on the front wheels, stiffer spring rates all around, quicker steering, lighter and more powerful brakes, and there’s even a Drift Mode that puts most of the power to the rear wheels.
The best has just got better!
AUDI RS6 PERFORMANCE
What’s better than an RS6? The new RS6 Avant Performance of course!
Audi really doesn’t believe in resting on their laurels – the RS6 is the go-to fast large estate car and has only been on sale for two years, but they’ve already updated it with the new, faster RS6 Avant Performance.
The styling stays the same – why change such a stunning looking, powerful, aggressive estate car? But now there are a gorgeous set of lightweight 22-inch alloy wheels as standard, amplifying the stance and aggressiveness even more.
The real changes come under the skin – the 4.0 litre twin turbo V8 powerhouse of an engine has been tickled, fitted with larger turbos and now produces 621bhp and a massive 850Nm of torque. The 0-62mph sprint has been cut to 3.4 seconds which is crazy fast for such a big car.
Audi has removed some sound deadening, too, so it’s a little noisier than before (a good thing), and that cuts some weight, too, which helps the handling. The standard equipment now includes a head-up display, rear steering and a Quattro Sport rear differential too.
The best really has got even better, and you could win both in the BOTB Dream Car Competition!