Conor McGregor tells fans to try and win his Lamborghini Urus plus £20k for just 89p with The Sun’s amazing offer
CONOR MCGREGOR has urged fans to try to win his incredible Lamborghini Urus.
The Notorious, 35, has shared a series of snaps of the luxury SUV – and Sun readers can take advantage of an amazing offer in their bid to win the amazing car.
The Sun have teamed up with 7days Performance to offer readers an opportunity to get their hands on McGregor’s unbelievable motor – at a discounted price of 89p per entry.
Former UFC champion McGregor has posted a series of snaps of his Lamborghini to Instagram.
He captioned them: “What’s up everyone!!
“My big body mutant green Lamborghini Urus is NOW UP FOR GRABS TO WIN!
“The draw is LIVE and the WINNER will be picked on Monday, 6th of May. Enter to WIN and Good Luck!”
In addition to McGregor’s car, fans can also get their hands on £20,000 – while there is an alternative prize of £175k without the Lambo.
The competition is live now, with Sun readers able to claim a discounted price of 89p when you sign up and use promo code SUN10.
Fans can enter online, or with a postal entry.
Readers have until 8:45pm on Monday 6th May to get their entries in, with the winner being drawn live on Facebook at 9pm that day.
The Sun work with 7days Performance each week, offering readers a discounted chance to win super cars, watches and more.
Earlier this year Sun reader Ian Black, 64, from Devon won a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta after signing up to 7days Performance with the Sun.
McGregor’s Lamborghini Urus is a 2018 model with only 23,000 miles, boasting a 4.0L V8 Bi-Turbo Engine and an 8-Speed ZF Automatic Gearbox.
It has a full service history, in addition to Grigio Lynx Paintwork and Gloss Light Green Wrap.
After giving his motor away to one lucky fan, McGregor will finally make his octagon comeback this summer when he faces Michael Chandler at UFC 303 on June 29 in Las Vegas.
The bout was announced moments after UFC 300 concluded, with Dana White reading a short statement from a crumpled piece of paper.
It simply read: “June 29th, Conor versus Chandler. Five rounds, 170lb.”