E: 05/04 Win A Trip To The Kentucky Derby!

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Fancy a day at the races? Well, forget about an afternoon at Aintree, we’ve got something far more exciting up our sleeves. We’ve teamed up with Bulleit Bourbon to offer one lucky reader and a mate the chance to spend a day at Churchill Downs in Louisville for the world-famous Kentucky Derby.


This annual event is one of the highlights of the US sporting calendar and has been hailed the most ‘electric two minutes in sport’. Unsurprisingly, tickets are hard to come by, but we’ve got two grandstand seats for this year’s Derby on 3 May so you won’t miss a minute of the action. After that you can chill out at a top-notch hotel where we’ve arranged a four-night stay. And, as if that wasn’t enough, we’re also throwing in the hire of a car, so you can explore all that Louisville has to offer – just remember not to drink and drive.

As well as letting one reader experience the excitement of Kentucky’s races, we’re also offering five runners up the opportunity to get a taste for Kentucky’s other great export, bourbon. Inspired by the pioneering recipe, created by Augustus Bulleit in the 1830s Bulleit Bourbon has an award-winning, distinctive smoky smooth taste.


It’s already proving popular with UK bartenders, but if you want to give your taste buds a treat at home, you can pick up a bottle from your local retailer. Or you could give our competition a go – who knows, you could end up enjoying a glass in Kentucky.

To win this fantastic trip to Kentucky, or one of five bottles of Bulleit Bourbon, just answer the question below.


Louisville is in which US state?


Answer: Kentucky


Good Luck

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Terms and conditions

On successfully completing and submitting this competition, you will automatically be entered into a draw for one of these prizes.

No correspondence will be entered into and the winners will be notified by post or email within 28 days of the closing date.

The competition is not open to employees of Dennis Publishing or participating companies. No cash alternative will be offered.

The promoter of the competition is Maxim and all entrants are deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions by participating in the promotion. The prize (s) described are available at the date of publication and comprises: Return flights for two people from London to Louisville, Kentucky flying with American Airlines, departing 1 May, returning 5 May, a twin room for four nights at the Hyatt Place hotel in Louisville, two grandstand seats for the Kentucky Derby on 3 May, car hire for the duration of the trip.

The competition winner is responsible for making sure they have all paperwork and meet all requirements as necessary to redeem the prize.

The winner is responsible for arranging their own travel insurance and holiday spending money, and for getting to and from London for the flights to America. The winner is responsible for any damage excess in the event of an insurance claim on the hire car. The winner is expected to act responsibly and not drink and drive.

Events may occur that render the promotion or the awarding of the prize impossible due to reasons beyond Maxim’s control, which may at its discretion vary or amend the promotion and the reader agrees that no liability shall be attached to Maxim as a result thereof.

Proof of emailing will not be accepted as proof of delivery and no responsibility can be accepted for entries lost, delayed, mislaid or for any technical failure or for any event which may cause the competition to be disrupted or corrupted.

Where for any reason there are more winners than prizes on offer, the Editor reserves the right to conduct a simple draw to determine the winner or winners of the prizes.

Unless otherwise stated, entry to all competitions is restricted to entrants of 21 years of age or over.

The competition is open to UK residents only.

Names of winners will be available on receipt of a request enclosing a stamped self-addressed envelope to: Competitions Manager, Dennis Publishing, 30 Cleveland St, London W1T 4JD.


If the winner of a competition is unable to take up a prize for any reason, the Editor reserves the right to award it to an alternative winner, in which case the first winner chosen will not be eligible for any share of the prize whatsoever.
The Editor’s decision is final and it is a condition of entry to any competition that the entrant agrees to be bound by these rules whether they be published or not, and that the decisions of the Editor and judges on any matter whatsoever arising out of or connected with the competition are final.

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