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Midweek Car competition winner & results Graeme Williamson - Audi ABT A1 + £30k 22 - 28 Apr 2021 (Week 16)

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The best £1.50 ever spent!

Charity worker Graeme Williamson was working from home when he received a surprise call from our very own Christian, revealing that he had won the amazing Audi ABT A1 plus £30,000 cash!

Lost for words at first, Graeme then described the prize as "the best £1.50 he'd ever spent" and "a dream come true"!

Talking of dreams coming true, he now plans to take his two kids to Disneyland with the cash - what a 'magical' idea! Huge congrats!

JUDGES' DECISION

Reward Scheme

Game Credit is won for doing well in Car Competitions.

  • Zone 1: 100%
  • Zone 2: 50%
  • Zone 3: 15%
  • Zone 4: 10%
  • Zone 5: 5%

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THE JUDGING PANEL

The panel of judges is formed of experienced sports professionals on a rotating basis, who each offer their best opinion. Using a panel of judges ensures that nobody can ever know the original position of the ball - resulting in a process that is fair, transparent, audited and honest.

AUDITORS LETTER

The winner is independently calculated by external auditors Azets, a top 20 UK and leading European accountancy group. View confirmation letter

All entrants are eligible to win game credit in zones 1 to 5 (see key above), according to their proximity to the judged position.

RUNNERS UP

The top 20 closest players to the winning coordinates all receive £100 in Dream Car Credit.

  • A Olea (GB) Audi S3 Saloon Vorsprung
  • B Munns (GB) Porsche Macan 2.0 + £10k
  • C Ackah (GB) Mercedes CLA45S AMG SB + £10k
  • C Bowen (GB) BMW M235i Gran Coupe
  • D Austin (GB) Mini Countryman JCW
  • D Brown (GB) Audi S4 Black Edition + £10k
  • D Egger (IT) Audi S3 Saloon Vorsprung + £10k
  • D Van Kleef (NL) Renaultsport Megane RS 300
  • J Bennett (GB) BMW Z4 M40i
  • J Reid (GB) Volkswagen Golf R + £10k
  • K Ilangakoon (GB) Range Rover Evoque HSE + £10k
  • K Knüpfer (DE) Porsche 718 Cayman T + £10k
  • L Iannazzo (IT) Jaguar XE P300 R-Dynamic HSE
  • L King (GB) Mercedes A45S AMG + £10k
  • L Turner (GB) Porsche 718 Cayman T + £10k
  • M Hamza (GB) Porsche Macan 2.0
  • M Snow (GB) Porsche 718 Cayman T + £10k
  • P Bushnell (GB) Volkswagen Tiguan R + £10k
  • P Crockford (GB) Volkswagen Golf R + £10k
  • S Iqbal (GB) BMW M440i xDrive + £10k

CLOSEST BY CAR

The closest Supercharged Club member for each car in the line-up wins £30 (Gold), £20 (Silver) or £10 (Bronze) Game Credit.

  • Mini John Cooper Works GP - P Bennett (GB)
  • Mini Mulgari Icon02 310 - M McGregor (GB)
  • Mitsubishi Evo 6 Tommi Makinen Edition - R Bond (GB)
  • Nissan Leaf e+ Tekna - A Ingham (GB)
  • Porsche 718 Cayman T - K Knüpfer (DE)
  • Porsche Macan 2.0 - M Hamza (GB)
  • Range Rover Evoque HSE - K Ilangakoon (GB)
  • Range Rover Velar D200 S - B Asiamah (GB)
  • Renaultsport Clio V6 Phase 2 - R Swindlehurst (GB)
  • Renaultsport Megane RS 300 - F Istriteanu (GB)
  • Seat Cupra Ateca - R Steen (GB)
  • Seat Cupra Leon VZ3 300 - R Roff (GB)
  • Subaru Impreza P1 - G Dey (GB)
  • Suzuki Swift Sport - D Mills (GB)
  • Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus - A Kidane (GB)
  • Toyota GR Yaris Circuit Pack - C Jones (GB)
  • Toyota Supra - M Hammond (GB)
  • Volkswagen ABT Golf R DSG - E Filip (GB)
  • Volkswagen Golf GTE - A Cording (GB)

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Glasgow charity worker bags £30k prize and an Audi A1 - on the week he promised win to his partner

May 2021

What would you do if you won a £30k prize and a new car from buying a £1.50 ticket? We wouldn't know where to look!

That's exactly what Glasgow charity worker Graeme Williamson experienced - and what a surprise he got!

Graeme, 42, was working from home when BOTB’s Christian Williams video called him to tell him he’d won a brand-new Audi A1 plus £30,000 in the company’s weekly Midweek Car Competition.

“Well, that’s the best £1.50 I’ve ever spent,” he laughed. “I don’t believe it!”

Graeme, who has worked in the charity sector for more than a decade, said it’s a dream come true.

“I’ve played BOTB for years and I’ve always hoped and dreamt of Christian turning up with my dream car,” he added. “I never actually thought it would happen!”

The father-of-two paid just £1.50 for his ticket to enter the competition where he scooped the Audi ABT A1, which boasts 240bhp.

"Typical that the week I actually win it’s a car I’d played for my partner, Donna,” said Graeme. “She drives a Corsa at the moment and I thought she deserved an upgrade!"

The surprise wasn’t finished there though as Christian opened the boot where £30,000 in cash was waiting for Graeme.

“That’s a life changing amount of money for me,” he said in disbelief. “Thank you so much!”

He said he’d put the money towards a trip to Disneyland with the kids and help pay off some of the mortgage.

“The kids have always wanted to go to Disneyland so I think that’s definitely on the cards,” Graeme added. “I’ll also have to put some towards the more boring and practical stuff like the bills and mortgage. Thank you so much BOTB."

BOTB hands over the keys to two brand new cars each week as well as a lifestyle prize. Other recent winners have bagged a quad bike, a holiday to Las Vegas and a gaming tech bundle.

The company was founded by William Hindmarch in 1999 and has given away more than £37m-worth of cars so far.

Christian, who surprises the BOTB winners each week, said: “Graeme seems like a lovely guy and I’m super happy for him. He’s played for a fantastic prize - the Audi ABT A1 is a powerful little car and I’m sure both Graeme and Donna will enjoy driving it. Massive congratulations again!”

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