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TW Steel set to launch #JoinTheTeam competition

One lucky winner to join Sahara Force India at Italian Grand Prix.

Edited: Aug 1, 2014, 3:29 PM

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Nico Hulkenberg, Sahara Force India F1 VJM07

Sebastian Vettel, Red Bull Racing and Sergio Perez, Sahara Force India

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Nico Hulkenberg, Sahara Force India F1 VJM07

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Nico Hulkenberg, Sahara Force India F1 on the drivers parade.

Nico Hulkenberg, Sahara Force India F1 VJM07 at the start of the race

TW Steel, the global brand "Big in Oversized Watches," is excited to offer one lucky member of the public the opportunity to literally experience Formula One up close as a team member of Sahara Force India Formula One Team at the Italian Grand Prix, 5th-7th September.

The brand, the "Official Timing Partner" of Sahara Force India since 2013, is launching its #JoinTheTeam competition via its Twitter (@TWSteel), Instagram (@TWSteel) and Facebook (Facebook.com/TWSteel) channels next week, Monday 4th to Friday 8th August, with a daily winner from each platform entered into the prize draw at the end of the week to see who gets to experience paddock life from the team’s perspective at the renowned Autodromo Nazionale Monza.

The prize includes all travel and accommodation for the winner along with the opportunity to work directly with Sahara Force India, dressed in the appropriate team gear complete, of course, with one of the team’s TW Steel timepieces. 

Duties set to fall on the winner include participation in pit-stop practice, assisting both the media and marketing teams in driver engagements and being able to watch the action live from the pits in the team’s garage viewing area.  With access fans can only dream of, this truly is an unbelievable prize for a true fan of motor racing at its most prestigious.

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Entry via TW Steel’s social media channels each day next week will simply consist of answering a "True or False" question – with each daily winner receiving a 25% discount off of a TW Steel timepiece and entry in the overall prize draw at the end of the week to win the place with Sahara Force India at the Italian Grand Prix.

“This truly is an exceptional prize,” said TW Steel CEO and Co-Owner Jordy Cobelens.  “We love to do everything 'Big Time’ and this competition is no different.  What an unbelievable opportunity for a member of the public to experience a Grand Prix from the team’s perspective.  It really is a ‘money can’t buy’ experience and together with Sahara Force India, we’re delighted to be able to run our promotion and make someone’s dream come true.”

TW Steel is a private, family-owned company founded in Amsterdam in 2005 now retailing in over 100 countries and counting worldwide.  The brand is also an ‘Official Sponsor’ of Movistar Yamaha MotoGP in addition to its commitment alongside Sahara Force India while its ambassador portfolio includes motorsport legends that include David Coulthard, Emerson Fittipaldi and Mick Doohan.

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