Here’s a chance to win a 2018 Ducati Panigale V4 Speciale, one of only 1,500 to be made worldwide, for only 5 pounds sterling (RM26.46). Sound too good to be true for a piece of Italian exotica worth 36,000 pounds sterling (RM185,352)? Apparently not.
An anonymous English millionaire has put up a limited edition Panigale V4 Speciale as first prize in the world’s first global motorcycle competition. The prize is part of a fund raising campaign for Blood Bikes, whose volunteer riders provide free motorcycle courier assistance for urgent medical supplies.
The cost of tickets to enter the competition cost 5 pounds each along with a 50 pence (RM2.65) registration fee. The competition is open to any person aged 18 and over, anywhere in the world, with the Panigale V4 Special being shipped free of charge to the winner, regardless of location.
The winner will also receive a set of leathers and a lightweight carbon-fibre X-Lite helmet worth 1,000 pounds sterling (RM5,290). Nine runners up will each receive a X-lite X-803 Ultra Carbon helmet.
Closing date for entries is September 30 and 20% of money raised will go to charities. The businessman is also offering his house as a prize in another online charity fundraiser.
“The bike is incredible and a joy to ride but it’s also a real collectors’ item as there are only 1,500 in existence. We thought a competition would be a great way to raise money for Blood Bikes, a charity that does wonderful work,” said the businessman. Details of the competition are available on the contest website, ducatiforafiver.co.uk.
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Carrying a 90-degree V-four Stradale engine displacing 1,103 cc, with reverse-rotating crankshaft, power from the Stradale V-four mill is claimed to be more than 210 hp at 13,000 rpm. Ducati claims more than 120 Nm of torque between 8,750 and 12,250 rpm while the Panigale V4 Speciale gets 226 hp at 13,750 rpm and 133.6 Nm of torque at 11,000 rpm.
In Malaysia, the 2018 Ducati Panigale V4 retails for RM133,900 while the Panigale V4 S goes for RM173,900. The price for the 2018 Ducati Panigale V4 Speciale is tentatively set at RM359,900.
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Please read the terms and conditions. It clearly states open only to residents of England, Scotland and Wales.
If you scroll a little further down on the website, there will be an option to select your country. This blanks out the UK criteria.
https://www.ducatiforafiver.co.uk/help/terms-conditions/
Please read properly all the terms and conditions before posting articles. Nowhere does it say it will ship to anywhere in the world.
7. Claiming the Prize and Runner-up Prizes
7.1. The Winner of the Prize shall have 30 days from the Announcement Date to attend the offices of the Promoter to claim the Prize in person. The Promoter will cover the cost of standard travel from the winner’s home in Great Britain. If the Winner does not claim the Prize by this date, the claim shall become invalid. The Winner will be responsible fo the transportation of the Prize following thier reciept of it.
Mohan is just testing if everyone is reading the article fully or not hahahaha :P
any direct link to buy ticket?
Let this be my first bike ever.
Eligibility
4.1. The Competition is open to all residents of England, Wales and Scotland, it is not open to residents of Northern Ireland or any other country where such competitions are not permitted by law and all entrants must be 18 years or over (“Entrants“),
it’s said “it is not open to residents of Northern Ireland or any other country where such competitions are not permitted by law”…. the term “where such competitions are not permitted by law”.. so does the law of our country permitted such competition?
Yup, that is what i want to pointed out. Just 2anna paste the term here.
In Northern Ireland and USA, private lotteries are illegal. I guess this counts as a private lottery.
This is a raffle. I’ll go ahead and buy one.
God bless this anonymous English millionaire for doing such wonderful works for charity. As for the winner of this special Panigale, ride safely as this is a damn fast bike.
Totally blatant misinformation and lies! What kind of journalistic integrity that this writer has? Lets complain, I have. www.cmcf.my/online-form-online-content
nice way to minimize the competition bro
Ducati is my dream bikes.. since 1st time i saw it and now im 45 years old still chasing that dream.Omg..that panigale v4 appearance look so awsome… i dont want to wake up from my dream..till i can hear his engine screaming loudly in front of me…