IT’S LITTLE & LARGE WEEK WITH BOTB – WIN TWO CARS WITH ONE TICKET!

This week we’ve got FOUR different Double Up pairings, which each come with £5,000 CASH for FREE!

You could win the Focus ST hot hatch and the luxurious Range Rover Evoque together in ONE PRIZE!

Get your tickets before midnight on Sunday and you could win your own Little & Large Pairing!

Cash Alternative for this prize is £68,000

FORD FOCUS ST

The Ford Focus ST has always been one of the best handling hot hatches on the market, with subtle, understated looks hiding seriously impressive hardware underneath.

Featuring the 2.3 litre Ecoboost turbocharged four-cylinder engine putting out 276bhp and 420Nm of torque, this ST has the power to go head to head with the Megane RS and i30N Performance. This is a far more developed engine from the one that used to be in the Focus RS, now featuring anti-lag technology developed for the Ford GT to ensure immediate power delivery in Sport and Track modes.

The Focus ST is still FWD and sends the power via a 6-speed manual gearbox with rev-matching or an optional 7-speed automatic. It does handle like a proper Ford hot hatch - agile, involving and dynamically adept.

In 2022, the ST got a mild facelift, with new headlights, a new front bumper with a larger honeycomb grille, and new rear lights and bumper, along with the choice of the new ST headline colour - Mean Green

The most significant changes come inside, though, where a 13.2-inch infotainment screen now sits atop the centre of the dash, which uses Ford's latest Sync4 system. Ford Performance also designs a new sports seat with red and white stitching and a more stylish design and stitch pattern.

RANGE ROVER EVOQUE P250 DYNAMIC HSE

The Evoque is arguably the car that saved Land Rover – allowing people access to the premium Range Rover badge at a much lower price point.

It was also based on standard LR mechanicals but sold at a higher price, so it was a big moneymaker. This is why you’d be forgiven for thinking nothing has changed with this new Evoque – if it isn’t broken, why fix it?

So to the casual observer, the new Evoque looks very similar to the old one, but every panel is new. They’ve taken the new Range Rover family look of slimmer LED headlights and funky grille, adding the Velar rear lights and bingo – the same familiar shape but looking 2020 and modern.

It’s no longer than the old car but has a slightly longer wheelbase meaning more rear legroom, and that interior looks straight from the Velar. This is an excellent specced Evoque with a 247bhp 2.0 litre turbocharged petrol engine, which gives excellent performance but still returns 30mpg. R-Dynamic HSE spec brings all the toys you could want, too. 

Win these two cars today with BOTB!