Chance to ride shotgun with Supercars driver David Reynolds at Supercars Darwin 2021
If you’ve ever wanted to experience the thrill of riding in a souped-up supercar, now’s your chance.
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IF you’ve ever wanted to experience the thrill of riding in a souped-up supercar, now’s your chance.
The Merlin Darwin Triple Crown is giving one lucky racing fanatic the opportunity to ride shotgun with Supercars driver David Reynolds at Hidden Valley as part of a new “Be in it to win it” competition.
In addition, the winner will also get to enjoy a course car ride and the grid walk over the event.
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To enter, you need to purchase a ticket to the 2021 event before 11.59pm ACST on Sunday, 13 June. If you’ve already bought your ticket, you will still be eligible.
The lucky winner will be announced on the Darwin Supercars Facebook page on Monday, 14 June at 4pm, with the hot lap to take place on Friday, 18 June at 3.30pm.
Both Territorians as well as visitors have the chance to win.
The lucky winner will also have access to their own Merlin garage in pit lane decked out as the ultimate Supercars base, with big screens, snacks, comfy chairs and more – the best seats in the house for all the pit-straight action.
NT Major Events Company chief executive Tim Watsford said excitement for the event is building in town.
“We are looking forward to welcoming locals and visitors to Hidden Valley for a jam-packed weekend of incredible motorsport action,” he said.
“Grab your ticket for this iconic Darwin event and you could win a hot lap with Supercars driver David Reynolds.
“Life doesn’t get much faster than that.”
The Merlin Darwin Triple Crown runs from June 18-20.
To secure your spot trackside or find out more, visit www.darwinsupercars.com.au.
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