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Midweek Car competition winner & results Matthew Hector - BMW Motech M135i xDrive + £10k 31 Dec - 06 Jan 2021 (Week 53)

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NEXT STOP IS MOTECH!

Bus driver Matthew Hector from Devon was just about to start his shift this morning when Christian video-called him to reveal that, as the latest Midweek winner, he had scooped the marvellously modified Motech M135i xDrive worth over £45,000, plus £10,000 cash.

Matthew is a self-confessed fan of all things Motech and has been "YouTubing everything about them", making this a fantastic start to his year – 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 Murray (GB) BMW M235i Gran Coupe + £10k
  • A Sebastian Tomy (GB) Ford Fiesta ST-2
  • A Skellon (GB) Land Rover Defender D200 + £10k
  • B Sessay (IT) Volkswagen Up! GTi
  • D Blackett (GB) Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus + £10k
  • D Ionita (CH) Mercedes A35 AMG
  • D North (DE) Ford Mountune Focus ST m330 + £10k
  • E Frigerio (DE) Ford Fiesta ST-2
  • F Walker (GB) Range Rover Velar D180 S + £10k
  • G Palazzo (GB) Ford Mustang Bullitt
  • I Iqbal (GB) BMW e46 M3
  • J Hart (GB) Mercedes A45S AMG + £10k
  • J Williamson (GB) Volkswagen Golf R + £10k
  • K Nagy (FI) Range Rover Evoque P250 HSE + £10k
  • K Percy (GB) Range Rover Velar D180 S + £10k
  • L Talbot (GB) Mercedes C300d AMG Line + £10k
  • M Gauci (MT) Mercedes C43 AMG + £10k
  • P Vasiliades (CY) Jaguar XE P300 R-Dynamic HSE + £10k
  • R Hmama (GB) Mini John Cooper Works + £10k
  • S Roderburg (DE) Ford Mustang Bullitt

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.

  • Mitsubishi Evo 6 TM Edition - D Zahir (GB)
  • Morgan 3-Wheeler - D Abbott (GB)
  • Nissan Leaf e+ Tekna - S Dale (GB)
  • Porsche 718 Cayman T - Z Dean (GB)
  • Porsche Macan 2.0 - W Hampson (GB)
  • Range Rover Evoque P250 R-Dynamic HSE - K Nagy (FI)
  • Range Rover Velar D180 S - F Walker (GB)
  • Range Rover Velar D180 S - K Percy (GB)
  • Renaultsport Clio V6 Phase 2 - S Houston (GB)
  • Renaultsport Megane RS 300 - M Easton (GB)
  • Seat Cupra Ateca - M Krzykowski (GB)
  • Seat Leon Cupra 290 DSG Lux - J Luckes (GB)
  • Skoda Kodiaq vRS - M Los (GB)
  • Subaru Impreza P1 - S Quinn (GB)
  • Suzuki Swift Sport - P Morris (GB)
  • Tesla Model 3 Plus - D Blackett (GB)
  • Toyota GR Yaris Circuit Pack - D Westoe (GB)
  • Toyota GR Yaris Circuit Pack - M Fern (GB)
  • Toyota GT86 - D Pyngrope (IN)

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Lucky Exeter bus driver scoops £45k BMW in massive prize win

Jan 2021

A bus driver from Exeter will have a different set of wheels to enjoy - after winning a £45,000 BMW and £10,000 in cash.

Matthew Hector, 24, was just about to start his shift On Tuesday, January 12 when BOTB’s Christian Williams video-called him to tell him he’d scooped a brand-new modified Motech BMW M135i xDrive.

“Am I dreaming?” the father-of-four asked as he picked up the phone.

“I knew who Christian was as soon as I saw him,” he said. “I’ve been playing BOTB for a year now and love watching the winner’s videos.”

Matthew has been driving buses for Devon’s Stagecoach for four years but said he’s always preferred BMWs.

“I’ve always loved BMWs, I used to have an old 3 Series but my brother reversed into it and wrote it off,” he added. “This new one is staying well away from him!”

The car has been modified by Motech which has upgraded the wheels, exhaust and much more.

“I’ve seen what Motech do on YouTube - they’re amazing,” Matthew said.

“I played for this car because of the black grill at the front. It’s really unique. I just can’t believe it’s mine - thank you so much BOTB!”

But the surprises did not finish there.

After showing Matthew around the car and the features inside, Christian took him around to the boot where a briefcase stuffed with £10,000 in cash was waiting for him.

“Oh wow,” he said. “I’ve never won anything like this before - the only thing I’ve ever won is a Christmas hamper!”

Matthew went on to say he’d use the money for his daughter's university education, although she’s only three years old.

“She has a long way to go but definitely some of it will go towards that, and then maybe I’ll split the rest between the kids!”

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

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

Christian, who surprises BOTB winners each, said: “Matthew seems like a really lovely family guy and I’m so happy for him. He’s played for a fantastic prize and I’m sure he’s going to have a lot of fun driving this car.”

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