MCN London Show ticket winners

The lucky winners of 20 pairs of tickets for the MCN London Motorcycle Show have now been drawn.

The show takes place at Alexandra Palace from Saturday, January 31 to Sunday February 8, and at the winners will be able to see the latest superbikes, the biggest race stars, live action, the MCN Babe Squad search and a huge line up of bargains.

The 20 prizewinners, who were drawn randomly from the hundreds of entries we received, are as follows: John Fuller, Blackburn; Spencer Barton-Hope, Wigan; Dave Black, Holmfirth; Andy Thorpe, King’s Lynn; Mr L D Perks, Puriton; Dave Freemantle, Newbury; Caroline Ancliffe, Abingdon; Jacqui Scales, Selby; Dave Bunce, Oxford; Martin Donnelly, Consett; Gez Johnson, Middlesbrough; Mr.C.Pickett, Birstall; Faye Whittaker, Swindon; Steve Halliday, Ringwood; Ian Cardy, Weymouth; Cian O Keeffe, Monkstown; Mervyn Noble, Nottingham; Roger Howlett, Lincoln; Glen Reed, Aylesbury; and Royston Bakewell, Chatham Maritime.

Bikes on show at Alexandra Palace this year will include the Kawasaki ZX-10R, Yamaha R1, Honda Fireblade, and Suzuki GSX-R1000, 750 and 600, while race stars Neil Hodgson, Shane Byrne, James Toseland, Carl Fogarty and Chris Walker will all be interviewed by Jamie Whitham in his Live Lounge chat shows.

If you fancy seeing some of the live action, there will be indoor minibike racing with the 500cc bikes tackling a supercross-style track with huge jumps, and indoor enduro racing for the first time. Multiple world trials champ Dougie Lampkin will also be showing off his trials skills on an indoor obstacle course.

And if that isn’t enough, the girls you picked for the 2004 MCN Babe Squad will be battling their way through to the grand final on the final day of the show. Each day three potential MCN babes will be picked from the stage to go in front of our selection panel.

If you missed the chance to enter by post or email, you can still apply at the show, as long as you take the form from MCN, January 21, along with you.

There are also stacks of stands selling bargain kit, a huge line-up of bikes for sale, and a classic bike area, with displays including Barry Sheene’s race bikes.