Competition: Win a Kangaroo TV for the British Grand Prix weekend

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Here’s a special competition for anyone who’s going to the British Grand Prix weekend.

Kangaroo TV are offering five handsets exclusively to F1 Fanatic readers for the British Grand Prix next week.

Enter the competition below by email for your chance to win!

Kangaroo TV is a portable, hand-held device you can rent while at Grand Prix weekends. It includes a 3.5" (90mm) screen on which you can watch live F1 action from the event you are at as broadcast around the world. Meaning that whatever corner you choose to watch from, you can always keep track of what’s happening elsewhere.

It also comes with a pair of headphones so you can listen to the broadcast race commentary in a choice of several different languages.

Kangaroo TV also includes the race positions and timing screens with sector times updated in real-time so you can follow exactly what’s happening in practice, qualifying and the race.

Full Kangaroo TV features:

  • The F1 international broadcast feed
  • In-car cameras
  • Live local commentary
  • Multi-language audio commentaries – BBC Five Live, RTL Germany, RAI Italy, RDS French commentary in Canada
  • Team radio, including driver-to-pit conversations
  • Official race timing and scoring, leader board and real-time stats
  • Event news and information
  • Biographic files on teams, drivers, and series information
  • Monitors and highlights your favourite driver as selected by viewer
  • Easy-to-use keypad with a new user interface
  • Audio and 30-second video replay for the stuff you miss or need to see again
  • Split screen views

Specifications:

  • UHF Frequency or 2.5 GHz
  • Video mpeg4
  • Lithium Ion replaceable/rechargeable battery pack; six hours continuous usage
  • Dimensions: 6.25"H x 4.125"W x 1.5"D, Screen diagonal: 3.5" (90mm)
  • Weight: 14 oz. (approximately 400 grams)

If you want to reserve a Kangaroo TV for the race weekend you can book online in advance on www.kangaroo.tv.

To win one of five Kangaroo TVs for the British Grand Prix send your answer to this ultra-tough question along with your name to competition@f1fanatic.co.uk before 6pm British time on Monday 30th June

Who qualified on pole position for last year’s British Grand Prix?
A – David Coulthard
B – Jenson Button
C – Lewis Hamilton

Terms and conditions – One entry per person. Prizes will be awarded to the first five names drawn at random. In the event of a dispute the editor’s decision is final.

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9 comments on “Competition: Win a Kangaroo TV for the British Grand Prix weekend”

  1. competition well worth entering for anybody he goes to British GP. With Kangaroo TV in hand you get more info about what is happening on the track than you can ever get at home from internet or TV – unless of course you follow the Live Blog :-)

    I wish the Kangaroo TV feed was online. The video would be impossible due to TV rights, but at least the data …

  2. Milos, I normally have live timing from F1.com going when the gp is on, it is alot more informative than the commentary

  3. Live timing is fine, but not as interactive as the Kangaroo TV …

  4. I used Kangaroo TV for race day in Oz this year. Great to have, and really lets you know what’s happening to drivers when they seem to go missing. The only danger is that you may find yourself watching the whole thing on Kangaroo! Don’t be THAT guy!

    The unit is easy to navigate through, but you probably won’t use all the features for long. Well worth giving it a go though, and the price is not bad. Sunday in Melbourne was AU$80 from 9am-6pm.

  5. Shahriar Ahsan
    29th June 2008, 2:51

    Why is the date 27th June AND Before the british GP???

  6. Sorry it’s Monday 30th – thanks.

  7. Shahriar Ahsan
    29th June 2008, 13:44

    :D

  8. I bet I can’t enter what with being family!!
    Damn those competition rules ;)
    Good job I wasn’t going to the race.

  9. I would love to win this competition i think the answer to win pole position was Lewis Hamilton last year in Silverstone 2007.

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