<?xml version="1.0"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Tri247</title><link>http://www.tri247.com/index.html</link><description>Latest articles from Tri247</description><item><title><![CDATA[TCR competitions summary]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6534.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[There are so many chances to win at the TCR Show 2010 (www.tcrshow.com)  this weekend, we thought it would be useful to put together a summary of all of the competitions (that we know of...), taking place. Rather than spending money on all of the latest kit, perhaps you can win it instead? Take a look through the list, and see what is on offer. 
For more information on the TCR Show, check out our dedicated section, and also do see this article to find out how to save money on your TCR tickets.

TCR Competitions - hope you get lucky... 
Tri247 Goodie Bag draw (stand I35)
Over a hundred prizes to be won, simply by taking your FREE goodie bag collected on entering the show to the TRI247 stand (I35). No forms to fill or questions to answer. See more HERE. Many of the brands below will also be contributing prizes towards the Goodie Bag draw, as well as holding their own promotions and competitions on their stands.
Here are the latest details we have...  
220 Triathlon Magazine (D27) 
220 Triathlon Magazine has teamed up with VO2  Cycling to bring you a fantastic VO2 Victory TT bike worth &amp;pound;1,549. For your chance to win, come and visit their stand D27. Prize information:

Frame, forks and seat post VO2 Victory TT 
Groupset Shimano 105 with Dura-Ace shifters and Vision aero leavers
Wheels Shimano RS10 with Continential Ultra sport tyres 
Bars and stem Vision semi-intergrated trimax bars and alloy stem
Saddle Vision TriGel Elite TT
Weight 8.5kg
Zipvit (stand G31) 
Win a Cervelo with Zipvit - details HERE. Entry forms in goodie bag, to be handed in at the show. Other offers - spend &amp;pound;10, and claim a free gift (Zipvit Sport racebelt, official Cervelo Test Team water bottle or limited edition Team Radioshack musette). Spend &amp;pound;30 and receive all three!
TrainingBible Coaching UK (F34) 
Win a weekend training in the New Forest with TrainingBible. More details HERE.  Remember, you need to download a ticket from their website and bring it with you on the day! 
Saucony 10km 
Win a pair of trainers with the Saucony 10km at TCR. Three pairs of shoes on offer for anyone who enters. Full details HERE. 
7Oaks Triathlon Club (C21)
7Oaks Tri Club always manage to maintain excellent sponsor relations, and that is reflected in their prize draw offering at the TCR Show this year. Visit them at the their stand and you could win prizes including a blueseventy Sprint wetsuit, three months supply of Gatorade, three months supply of For Goodness Shakes!, a TIMEX Ironman       150 lap Sleek with Tap Screen Technology, a product pack worth &amp;pound;50 from Powerbar, a goody bag from Buff&amp;reg;, BLOC glasses and more. Full details available HERE. 
Royles (I7) 
Win a wetsuit of your  choice worth up to &amp;pound;600!!! with Royles. If you buy a wetsuit  from the Royles stand at TCR (Orca, 2XU, Blue Seventy or Speedo) you get a free  entry in a draw to get your money back. i.e. you end up with  your wetsuit free. Obviously the more expensive your wetsuit is, the more you  stand to win. 
Trigirl (J10)
Trigirl will be running a  competition where one lucky female winner can get a free place for one of their Trigirl Novice Triathlon Training Days of her choice. They are offering  these training days in four different&amp;nbsp;locations, and the winner can chose the  location nearest to her. 
To enter, visit the Trigirl stand and answer a simple question about women in triathlon. 
All About Triathlons (P10)
10% discount on entries to the XT Festival 2010 - off road tri, duathlon, xc mtb 4hr enduro and swim.
Infinit Nutrition (F34) 
Spend  &amp;pound;5 at TCR and get a &amp;pound;10 custom gift card to redeem at www.INFINITnutrition.eu (Free money!). Also  last chance to register for our Ironman competition where you can win an entry  to Ironman Austria or Ironman France (both sold out now, so it could be your  only way in).
Greeper Laces (stand N6)
A pair of GREEPER Sport laces (as used by Chrissie  Wellington) to 10 people selected at random from the list of those who sign up  for our email newsletter during the show.
Rose  Versand GmbH - manufacturers of Red Bull bikes (stand H35) 
Anybody entering the Rose draw during the year  stands a chance of winning a bike worth &amp;pound;1,500. Anyone  filling out the competition draw form also gets a complimentary &amp;pound;10 off your  next Rose purchase (subject to &amp;pound;30 spend).
Optegra (N7) 
Win an SBR essentials triathlon package worth &amp;pound;400 and get free eye screening at the Optegra Eye Care stand. Also, &amp;pound;200 voucher for SBR Sports when you have laser vision correction at Optegra Eyecare. More HERE.
Shock Absorber (I11) 
Shock Absorber have one years supply of sports bras and  an opportunity to win a place at their women&#039;s only training day in May and our  womenonly triathlon at Dorney Lake in July. 
tri and run (E20) 
Raffle prize draw of a Speedo  STR PRO wetsuit (&amp;pound;200) for all people who buy anything and then enter e-mail  address on the list at the counter. Winner to be drawn and notified the week following the show.
Multisport Distribution (G15) 
Complete the prize draw question flyer at the show, hand in to the Multisport Distribution stand (G15), and you could win one of three prizes of a nineteen wetsuit (&amp;pound;400), a Velomotion Retul bike fit (up to &amp;pound;185) or Fusion sports wear pack (up to &amp;pound;150).
Polaris Apparel (I34) 
Visit the Polaris stand for you chance to win a new Polaris jacket.]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[TTC link with TFN for 2010]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6544.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[www.TheTriathlonCoach.com to link up with Total Fitness Nottingham

Leading triathlon coaching provider TheTriathlonCoach.com  has formed an association with TFN for the 2010 season.
TFN, who have been voted 220 magazine &amp;ldquo;Retailer of the Year&amp;rdquo;  for the past 3 years, have had a strong presence in the triathlon market for  many years.
TFN Owner Mark Redwood commented &amp;ldquo;We  are really excited to work with TheTriathlonCoach.com as they are the UK&#039;s best known  and most professional coaching outfit. Our common links to a number of big  races make this a logical relationship and it enhances the services that we are  able to offer. Watch this space for more developments&amp;rdquo;
TheTriathlonCoach.com is now in its 10th year.  With 7 coaches and over 100 athletes they are one of the largest coaching  organisations in triathlon and have a strong presence in the North of England. 
Joint TTC head coach Jack Maitland  commented &amp;rdquo;It&#039;s a natural fit for us. We&#039;ve known the guys at TFN for many  years and they work closely with many of our existing partners including blueseventy, One Step Beyond and Pacesetter events. Their online store presents a  fantastic opportunity for us to help our athletes purchase goods at favourable  prices and add to TFN&#039;s customer base. Beyond this we can see many areas where  we can help each other to develop&amp;rdquo;
To find out more about TFN please visit their website www.tfn.uk.com]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[What type of runner are you?]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6538.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[
&amp;ldquo;What  Type of Runner are you?&amp;rdquo;&amp;nbsp; Mike Antoniades of The Running School&amp;reg; will be  analysing performance and recreational running technique &amp;lsquo;live&amp;rsquo; during seminar  talk at the TCR Show at Sandown Park on the 13th &amp;amp; 14th  February.
Mike Antoniades of The  Running School&amp;reg; will be analysing the running technique of a member of the  general public &amp;lsquo;live&amp;rsquo; during his seminar talk at Sandown Park on the 13th &amp;amp;  14th February during the TCR Show.
The technique analysis will form part of The Running School&amp;rsquo;s  presentation by Mike Antoniades, taking place at 1.00pm on both Saturday 13th  and Sunday 14th February called &amp;ldquo;What Type of Runner are you?&amp;rdquo;&amp;nbsp;  During the talk Mike will use video analysis to look at the running technique,  biomechanics, movement patterns, characteristics and running styles from both  performance and recreational athletes.
As Mike says: &amp;ldquo;Most of us haven&#039;t been taught the correct way  to run, but have adopted a running style that our body has got used to,  irrespective of whether it is efficient or not.&amp;nbsp; Runners come in all  shapes and sizes and all ages. I have spent years analysing people&#039;s running  technique and helping them run more efficiently. The Running School has  identified a number of similar running characteristics with recreational  runners and have placed them into different categories. Please do come along  and see us at the show, and a free analysis by a member for the team!&amp;rdquo;
The human body is a complex machine and has this amazing  ability to adapt to situations and regenerate itself. People who have had knee  surgery for example, begin to walk with a limp when they first start making tentative  steps. Because of the pain, they avoid bending the knee or putting weight on  the injured limb and they get used to moving with a limp.
Mike goes on to say: &amp;ldquo;The body very quickly changes the way  it moves, to avoid pain it re-adjusts the neuro-pathways and then it becomes a  habit that we walk with a limp. I have seen professional footballers and rugby  players running as fast as they can, but with a distinct limp and not knowing  they are doing it until we point it out in a biomechanical analysis!&amp;rdquo;
The same applies to thousands of runners who have not been  taught how to run, their body adapts to their lack of technique or lack of  functional movement and they take on some very similar characteristics when  they run which frequently lead to injury.
The Running School&amp;reg; concept was created by Mike Antoniades a  well respected Performance &amp;amp; Rehabilitation coach who has worked with  thousands of athletes and professional sports teams in the UK, Europe and the  USA. The Running School&amp;reg; provides on-going coaching, motivation and training  programmes so that you can continue to educate and offer your clients different  programmes. All clients participating in The Running School&amp;reg; have improved  their running technique, running speed and improved coordination.
The Running School&amp;reg; has been a huge success with parents and  kids and in particular within some academic schools where it is being used as  part of the weekly school programme. There are seven different &amp;ldquo;Running Styles  and cartoons: for example The Twister, The Weekend Warrior and many  more.!&amp;nbsp; Below is a description of &amp;ldquo;The Shuffler&amp;rdquo;! If you come to the TCR  show, The Running School will analyse your running technique and we will let  you know What Type of Runner you are!
&amp;ldquo;The  Shuffler&amp;rdquo;!

  
    
    The Shuffler  has very little knee lift, they look like they are running in their slippers  and if they try and lift their feet the slippers might come off. They shuffle  along at very low speeds. Most of the work when running is being done by the  quad muscles at the front of the thigh.
      The arms  are just innocent bystanders in the whole process; they are not involved with  the running process just stuck by the side of the body.
          Normally  shufflers are heel toe runners, where the heel of the foot lands first followed  by the toes. 
    Shufflers  run at slow speeds &amp;ndash; because of the inefficient running action, the body can  only move at a certain pace; &amp;ldquo;slowly&amp;rdquo;, and it&amp;rsquo;s difficult to pick-up speed.
  

]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[Blue Rhino Sports Products @ TCR 2010]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6542.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[The TCR Show (www.tcrshow.com) takes place on February 13th and 14th at Sandown Park, Esher, Surrey. We will be profiling many of the exhibitors in the lead up to the show to give you a preview of what will be on display. For more information on the show, check out our dedicated section HERE. 
Here we profile Blue Rhino  Sports Products (www.bluerhino-group.com), who will be exhibiting the COOLMOVE range. 

Blue Rhino  Sports Products 
A mid-size company with the  heart of an entrepreneur. Sport is all about pushing yourself to the limit
Blue Rhino Sports Products, which is all about setting new sport trends,  pushing more and defying the odds. 
  
  Introducing into the running sports market new footcare skincare series  COOLMOVE range for daily hydration and protection. The purpose of COOLMOVE, in a nutshell, is to PREPARE and PROTECT your  SKIN that demands relief. With the focus to keeping your feet feeling AWESOME,  ENERGETIC, and DYNAMIC! 
Get ready to allow your feet to stay cool and  comfortable in all conditions. 
Blue Rhino Sports  Products are exhibiting on stand I24 at TCR10.
]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[Tri247.com and 7Oaks Tri Club announce competition at the TCR show]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6537.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[Tri247.com and 7Oaks Tri Club are pleased to announce  they will again be running a joint competition at the TCR Show to be held at Sandown Park on 13th &amp;amp; 14th  February.  Any visitor to the show can  enter this free competition just by entering their details with 7Oaks Tri Club  on stand C21.
The prizes have been donated by the sponsors of the  Sevenoaks Sprint Triathlon and the winners will be contacted in the week  following the TCR show.
The prizes on offer are:

  A Blueseventy Sprint wetsuit
  3 months supply of Gatorade plus a Gatorade bike       bottle and towel
  A goody bag from Buff containing one High UV       Protection Buff, one Dog Buff, one Merino Wool Buff and two Junior Buffs
  3 months supply of For Goodness Shakes! and       t-shirt
  A product pack worth &amp;pound;50 from Powerbar
  A TIMEX Ironman 150 lap Sleek with Tap Screen       Technology
  Two pairs of BLOC Stealth Multi Lens sunglasses

Gez Morgan, 7Oaks Tri  Club Chairman, said &amp;ldquo;Yet again the sponsors of Sevenoaks Triathlon support the  events and athletes who compete in this great sport.  As one of the UK&amp;rsquo;s best triathlon websites, Tri247.com  ensures that anyone connected with triathlon is kept up to date with news,  reports and results.  Both the sponsors  and Tri247.com have given the Sevenoaks Triathlon races massive support for  which the club, marshals and competitors are very grateful.  Having a stand at the TCR Show puts 7Oaks Tri  Club in amongst the major names in the sport and gives us an opportunity to  tell visitors all about our club, our sponsors and our sell-out races.&amp;rdquo;.
Tri247.com editor, John Levison  added &amp;ldquo;Once again we are very happy to support the 7Oaks Tri Club TCR Show  competition. The club continues to be a model for others to aspire to,  providing a wide range of training and social opportunities to members of all  ages and abilities. Their Sevenoaks Sprint Triathlon races are certainly some  of the most professionally run &#039;club&#039; events we have come across in our travels,  and it is no surprise to us to see that they have been nominated in the 220  Triathlon awards.
Do make the effort to visit the 7Oaks Tri Club stand  at the show, find out more about the club and its events, and perhaps get lucky  and win a great prize too!.&amp;rdquo;
Tickets for the TCR show can be bought at www.tcrshow.com.
7Oaks Tri Club welcomes athletes of all abilities and  experience.  More details can be found at www.7oakstriclub.co.uk.]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[Science in Sport @ TCR 2010]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6539.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[The TCR Show (www.tcrshow.com) takes place on February 13th and 14th at Sandown Park, Esher, Surrey. We will be profiling many of the exhibitors in the lead up to the show to give you a preview of what will be on display. For more information on the show, check out our dedicated section HERE. 
Here we profile sports nutrition company Science in Sport (SiS), www.scienceinsport.com

It&#039;s often the athlete  that doesn&#039;t eat or drink the most, but eats and drinks the best that comes out  on top when racing. And it&#039;s for this reason that sports nutrition  company, Science in Sport (SiS), consider nutrition as that all important  fourth discipline, knowing that if you get it right, it can mean the difference  between a successful race or a long and painful endurance event. 
SiS currently fuels  thousands of amateur and elite athletes across the world including Sir Chris  Hoy and Alberto Contador and will be at TCR to officially unveil its latest  product, designed to help maximise training gains, prevent the breakdown of  muscle when you are running short of protein and to help in recovery.
 Located on stand A13 at TCR10, SiS will also be on hand to offer advice and  tips on individual nutritional requirements and showcase its increasing range  of energy, hydration and recovery products, including the award winning  isotonic energy gel, Go-Gel and recovery drink, REGO. 
To find out how you  can make SiS part of your ritual, visit us on stand, visit the website www.scienceinsport.com or follow on Twitter @scienceinsport.com. ]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[TCR 2010: Accapi UK]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6540.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[The TCR Show (www.tcrshow.com) takes place on February 13th and 14th at Sandown Park, Esher, Surrey. We will be profiling many of the exhibitors in the lead up to the show to give you a preview of what will be on display. For more information on the show, check out our dedicated section HERE. 
Here we profile Accapi UK (www.accapi.co.uk).

Accapi UK produce revolutionary performance enhancing  apparel. Nexus technology is a combination of three base metals (aluminium,  titanium and platinum) interwoven into a fibre that emits a safe, natural  infrared of between four and 14 microns. When worn next to the skin this increases  blood viscosity and circulation, improves and sustains power output, halves  recovery and rehabilitation, optimises hydration and enhances core stability.
We will be offering a discount on the day of 10% off RRP.

We will be retailing the full Accapi Nexus range:

Apparel &amp;ndash; comes in  two categories (Action &amp;amp; Pro) in black &amp;amp; white only, both male &amp;amp;  female
Short &amp;amp; Long Sleeved Tops
  Short &amp;amp; Long Trousers
  Vest
  Underwear
Bodyguard &amp;ndash; comes  in black only, supports all unisex
Elbow (action &amp;amp; pro)
  Knee (action &amp;amp; pro)
  Ankle (action &amp;amp; pro)
  Gloves (long &amp;amp; short)
  Back Support
  Shoulder Pads
Photonizer &amp;ndash;  sleeve to go over water bottles
  Comes in small and large
  Socks &amp;ndash; various  sports/sizes
  
]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[British Triathlon nominated in Sports Industry Awards 2010]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6536.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[
British Triathlon has today been recognised alongside other Governing Bodies such as the Premier League and the England &amp;amp; Wales Cricket Board by being nominated by the Sports Industry Group in the Sports Industry Awards 2010.
After a steering committee process involving over 60 key industry figures  and 50 hours of intensive judging, the list of nominees represents the  very best that the sports business industry had to offer over the course of  2009. With a substantial year-on-year increase in entries for the Sport  Industry Awards, reaching the shortlist represents a stellar achievement.
The nominees listed will now go forward to the main judging panel,  headed by Chairman and BBC broadcaster John Inverdale, who will decide the  winners in each of the 14 award categories. The results will be announced at  the star-studded awards ceremony on 13th May at Battersea Evolution in front of  1,400 industry representatives. 
2009 was one of the most successful in the history of British Triathlon, in all age groups and across all disciplines, as reflected by our Gold, Silver and Bronze rush summary, published last year. In Alistair Brownlee and Chrissie Wellington, Britain can perhaps claim the two most dominant triathletes in the world during 2009. 
Sports Governing Body of the Year - Offical Shortlist 

  British Triathlon 
  England &amp;amp; Wales Cricket Board 
  Premier League 
  Premier Rugby 
  Rugby Football Union 
  UK Athletics

Find out more about the awards, and the full shortlist in al categories HERE.]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[Merrell TuffMan: Jim McConnel]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6535.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[Jim McConnel (www.trijim.co.uk) brings us his regular birds-eye round up  from the sold out Merrell Off-Road Duathlon at Pippingford Park on Saturday. 

Saturday 6th February 2010
Series upset for Dixon at Merrell TuffMan
So, the sun rose on Saturday, and then stayed  hidden for most of the day. Typical. The wind blew too... but at least the rain  didn&#039;t pour, like it threatened. But it had rained before...a lot..into the crevasse in the East Sussex countryside that is Pippingford Park. A crease in  the land, densely wooded (not forested as this would indicate some sort of  order that is not present in the chaotic way the trees are assembled), and  running with water off the heavily laden soil down to the network of lakes in  the very pit of the Park.

The start line was buoyant with banter on Saturday. Two newcomers to the  Merrell series graced us with their presence - legendary XTERRA Pro Sam  Gardner, and newbie XTERRA hotshot Tim &#039;Macca&#039; McDowell. Lot&#039;s of shiny new  lycra was flashing, and comments like &#039;I didn&#039;t drive all this way to come  second .. (Anon.) were heard as the one minute warning was uttered by the  starter.

And then we were all away, galavanting like new born lambs across the field,  streaming towards the first red arrow over the soft, off camber, grass. Turning  sharp left, racers strode, skidded and slipped their way into the depths of  Pippingford. Hearts in mouths, I saw racers around me struggle for balance on the  uncertain surface, lugged offroad shoes working overtime to retain some  sort of grip (should have been wearing Brooks Cascadia&#039;s!). Turning upwards and  the series leader Colin Dixon started to pull away. Sam tried to go, and Tim  and myself duked on in 3rd and 4th. By the end of two laps of the 5km course, we  were all very muddy, and Colin was stubbornly away with a 1+ minute lead over  me and then Sam in hot pursuit.

An interstellar transition left Sam powdering his nose, but within moments he  was riding with me. (note to self: more riding required). Sam stormed off to  open a five minute lead whilst Colin retired after crashing on the slippery  treacherous course and Tim punctured irrepairbaly and was last seen throwing  his bike at his girlfriend. Never mind Colin, three wins out of four is clearly  enough... and Tim... I know you&#039;ll be back to show us all how it&#039;s done later  in the season.

Back on the bike course, and I have to say, it was carnage. I&#039;m sliding  sideways down descents, past people walking bikes, under bikes, in trees... all  that kind of hearty outdoor stuff. Conditions aren&#039;t good and I&#039;m happy to see  transition after 20km of hard mountain biking. As I squidge off for the final  5km run (21 something odd minutes!!) the small crowd around the finish shout encouragement  at all the athletes appearing over the brow of the hill looking slightly  perplexed and jaded from the the whole mud bath routine.

Soon enough and after a foot-safe final 5km, I&#039;m home in second, and happy to  be there. Today was a big lesson in putting the effort in when required,  keeping calm on the bike, not looking at the big puddles in an effort to  avoid them and closing my eyes when it all looked like it was going  pear-shaped. Mainly, just hanging in there was the note for the day.

A big old gang made it to a local pub to regail stories of how good we all were  and how much better we&#039;ll be next time, the excuse satchel was wide open with  cries of &quot;I would have been up with you ... BUT ...&#039; and overall it was a  great day. So, that&#039;s it for another spring of Merrell Off-Road races. Thanks to the Human Race team, look forward to seeing you all again  in the Autumn.

  
    Pos
    Men
    Women
  
  
    1st
    Sam Gardner (Berkshire Tri Club) 1:52:57
    Fay Cripps 2:35:47 
  
  
    2nd
    Jim McConnel (driventotri.com) 1:58:20 
    Claire Weldon 2:42:55 
  
  
    3rd
    Paul Davies 2:05:07 
    Elizabeth Wilson (Clapham Chasers) 2:52:26 
  


OK, that&#039;s it, I&#039;m off for six weeks hard training now (including swimming!), to  get ready for the first big outing of the year, XTERRA Portugal on April 3rd -  hopefully riding a shiny new On-One Scandal MTB! www.xterraportugal.com for more  info!
]]></description></item><item><title><![CDATA[TCR Goodie Bags: your free prize draw]]></title><link><![CDATA[http://www.tri247.com/article_6532.html]]></link><description><![CDATA[This year, there is an extra incentive to attend the TCR Show (www.tcrshow.com),  which takes place this weekend (13th/14th Feb) at Sandown Park, Esher, Surrey. ALL attendees to the show will receive a free goodie bag on arrival to the show. This will include some great products, including free triathlon magazines, energy gels, sports bars and a range of offers, news and discounts from exhibitors to the show.
Not only that, your goodie bag can win you one of a huge range of prizes from the TCR Show exhibitors highlighted below, completely free of charge.
  
Each goodie bag will be individually numbered as above. This is your FREE ticket into a huge prize draw. All you need to do to see if you have won is bring your goodie bag along to the Tri247 stand at the show (stand I35), and check with our staff to see if you are a winner. There are currently over SIXTY prizes available, and each day this week we will be highlighting these. 
One lucky winner is going to win ONE THOUSAND POUNDS to spend at the show...more on that soon! 

You could win one of the following:

One of TEN subscriptions to Triathlete Europe Magazine 
A Clif Bar &#039;caddy&#039; containing 15 scrummy chocalte chip Clif Bars 
One of TEN product bundles from Multipower worth &amp;pound;50 each. 
One of TWELVE Merino wool Buff&amp;reg;
One of THREE prizes of Udo&#039;s Choice Ultimate Blend 


Check back tomorrow to see what else you can win, as more prizes will be revealed every day this week. 
For more information on the TCR Show 2010, check out our dedicated section, and also do see this article to find out how to save money on your TCR tickets.

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