Competition

An opportunity for UK readers to win a piece of Olympic history and a year's FREE broadband internet too

TheDailySail.com has teamed up with UK Online, the Official ISP to Team GB, and have created a fantastic competition for all our UK-based readers.

The prize is firstly a free year long subscription to UK Online Broadband 500*, broadband modem (worth over £250) PLUS a piece of sailing history - the bib worn by 470 Silver Medallist Nick Rogers (above right) in Athens. The bib is signed by Nick Rogers and comes with genuine Olympic sweat and suncream stains!

UK Online, established in 1994 and part of Easynet Ltd, is a leading Consumer ISP providing high speed, reliable broadband and dial-up Internet access across the UK. The ISP is known for its customer focus, with four out of five of its customers recommending the service to family and friends. UK Online provides the UK's fastest unlimited broadband, at up to 8Mbps, as well as the UK's cheapest broadband - under £10 a month for up to 512Kbps, available to over 4.4 million homes nationwide.

Its UK-based customer service centre offers 24-hour support to novices and experienced users alike. All UK Online Internet accounts have access to free spam filtering and parental controls.

Recently nominated for four ISPA Awards, including Best National Consumer ISP, UK Online is also the official ISP to Team GB, the UK’s Olympic team.

To enter the competition please answer the following question:
Name the crew Nick Rogers raced with in the 470 in Athens last year: Was it?

A. Joe Glanfield
B. Ellen MacArthur
C. Ben Ainslie

Answers on an email (include your full name and address with postcode and your BT phone number) to: members@thedailysail.com

Closing date for the competition is 22 July and, because of the nature of the prize, it is only open to UK residents. Only the winner's details will be passed to UK Online.

*BT line required. Subject to survey and availabililty. Terms and conditions apply



For further information about UK Online or any Internet access packages, please visit http://www.ukonline.net