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V Energy gives away a tricked out 2001 Sylvia S15
V Energy gives away a tricked out 2001 Sylvia S15
V is stoked to announce that Palmerston North local, Corey Stopforth, has won the V Tricked Out 2001 Nissan Sylvia S15.
Over the past few months, car enthusiasts have shown their skills at the V4&Rotary events throughout the country in a bid to win this incredible car. Following huge weekends in Christchurch, Auckland and Palmerston North, Corey took out the top spot on Sunday and will drive home in style in the racing machine.
At each V4&Rotary event, entrants were required to show their skills in the pit, changing tyres as quickly as possible, just like at the Formula One. The fastest tyre changer at each event went in the draw to win the 2001 Sylvia S15 and Corey won with a time of 2min37.1sec, .7 of a second faster than the Christchurch winner which made for a extremely tense final!
He’ll fly to Auckland next week to collect the car and drive it home.
ENDS
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