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Maria had only been buying tickets since her friend won a car in February

Emotional nurse says winning a supercar for 19p will change her life

The McLaren 720s can sprint to 60mph in less than three seconds

This £118,000 McLaren 720s supercar could be yours for just 19p

The new Model Y is set to launch in the UK in May

Tickets to win this £60,000 Tesla are currently free

The McLaren 720s can get to 60mph in 2.9 seconds

Someone will win this £117,000 McLaren 720s supercar for just 19p

The competition aims to fuel a passion among industry professionals

Ad Feature Department of Education and McLaren launch competition

The McLaren 570S is a 200mph supercar

Win this stunning McLaren supercar worth £104,000 for just 19p

The FIA have revealled that all 10 teams did not breach the 2022 budget cap

FIA reveals all F1 teams complied with 2022 budget cap

Lewis Hamilton has apologised to Oscar Piastri for causing a collision during the Italian Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton apologises to Oscar Piastri after Monza crash

Max Verstappen has recieved a replacement trophy after it was smashed at the Hungarian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen finally receives new Hungarian Grand Prix trophy

Liam Lawson will make his F1 racing debut at the Dutch Grand Prix

Who is Liam Lawson set to replace Daniel Ricciardo at Dutch GP

Here is the remaining calendar for the F1 2023 season

F1 2023: Full schedule of Grand Prix’s remaining and driver standings

Seven drivers will be left without a seat at the end of the 2023 F1 season

Which drivers are out of contract in 2023 - including Lewis Hamilton

Dr Helen Scott at Edinburgh's City Arts Centre

City's art collection captures Edinburgh through the ages, here Dr Helen Scott s...

F1 legend Mike Hakkinen brought a supercar to Holyrood as he launched a campaign to tackle drink-driving. Picture: PA Wire

F1 legend Mika Hakkinen launches campaign to tackle drink-driving

Jeev Milkha Singh with his son

Lothians round-up: McLaren misses out on a 59 | Naysmith's Dispatch hope

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F1: Di Resta happy to become Sahara Force’s main man
Scots F1 ace Paul di Resta feels ready to be elevated to team leader if Sahara Force  India decides to put a rookie driver alongside him in 2013.
JIM McGILL

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F1: Frustration for Di Resta as car problems rob him of first podium place

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Di Resta has know-how for Hockenheim

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F1: Paul Di Resta is left deflated in Montreal

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F1: Di Resta down but far from out

Saskia takes the rap as she states her change of mind

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F1: Paul makes his point in Abu Dhabi

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McLaren boss: Lewis must keep chasing Red Bulls