Royal Purple To Give Away 2015 Subaru WRX, Trip To Las Vegas Bowl In December

Royal Purple To Give Away 2015 Subaru WRX, Trip To Las Vegas Bowl In December

Football fans can enter sweepstakes at O’Reilly Auto Parts locations nationwide or online now through Nov. 30.

 

LAS VEGAS – Premium synthetic lubricant and performance chemical manufacturer,Royal Purple has announced the 2014 Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl Sweepstakes, a contest offering five fans a chance to win an all-expenses-paid trip to the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 20 and the opportunity to compete for the grand prize: a 2015 Subaru WRX STI.

Now through Nov. 30, fans can enter the sweepstakes by visiting any O’Reilly Auto Parts U.S. location and filling out an entry form, or by visitingRoyalPurpleLVBChallenge.com and completing an online entry form. Five lucky winners will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl as semi-finalists for the grand prize.

On Dec. 20, the five semi-finalists will compete in a quarterback simulator before the start of the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl, with the single highest scorer advancing to vie for the grand prize. At half-time, Royal Purple will bring the finalist on to the field at Sam Boyd Stadium along with the Subaru WRX. The finalist will have one chance to throw a football to hit a target on the moving vehicle in order to take home the car.

“We wanted to do something big for our second year as the title sponsor of the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl,” said Royal Purple President Bryan Yourdon. “We’re thrilled to offer football fans the experience of a lifetime, giving them the chance to watch the game in-person, putting their quarterback skills to the test in front of more than 42,000 people and potentially drive away in a brand new Subaru.”

In addition to the sweepstakes, Royal Purple is offering a special in-store promotion at O’Reilly Auto Parts locations nationwide to help fans make sure their vehicles are just as prepared for game day as their favorite team. Customers can receive an O’Reilly gift card of up to $10 when they purchase select Royal Purple products at O’Reilly Auto Parts between Oct. 1 and Nov. 25. For additional information on the rebate, as well as terms and conditions for the sweepstakes, visit www.royalpurplelvbchallenge.com.

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