You may well remember that I recently wrote a blog singing the praises of Kangaroo TV. Well I have since been to Le Mans and can report first hand that it is, and I am sorry for sounding slightly gushing, utterly brilliant.

With access to two sets, I could spend my time pottering about La Sarthe, from the Audi hospitality (where of course I spent only a short period of my time) to the Porsche Curves, and not worry about missing the action somewhere else on the track.

Kangaroo TV consists of a TV screen which you can carry round, it certainly isn’t large enough to get in the way, and with it you can link to any car for onboard footage, watch from the normal cameras and keep up to speed with latest lap times and places. It is a must for knowing exactly what is going on at any race.

With all this in mind Motor Sport is offering 5 Kangaroo TV sets at the British Grand Prix absolutely free. To be in with a chance of winning simply answer the question below.

How many times has Nigel Mansell won the British Grand Prix?

A) 3
B) 4
C) 5

To enter, please email info@motorsportmagazine.co.uk with your full name and address.

The competition will close on Thursday this week, July 3. If you are chosen at random from the correct answers, Kangaroo TV will send you an email confirmation on Thursday evening which you can then present at any one of the 7 kiosks at Silverstone.

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If you have ever been to Le Mans and spent much of the time running back and forwards trying to find the best place to watch, like I have, you may be interested to hear about Kangaroo TV.

Being far from a regular exerciser, the thought of 24-hour access to real-time telemetry and timing, live footage with on-board cameras, pit cameras and the usual static ones round the circuit, is as exciting as the day I worked out that my 15 minute bicycle ride to work could be cut to 7 on the scooter.

Basically you can rent one of these handheld TV screens for 65 euros a day or 85 for the whole weekend and then worry no more about keeping up with the race.

Having never used one before, I asked Editor Smith whether they were as good as they made themselves out to be. It seems they are: “It changes the whole experience of spectating, because you can go beyond just watching the piece of track where you are standing. It just helps you follow the race, especially one that lasts for 24 hours”.

I guess that settles that one.

To rent a Kangaroo TV contact Sandra Tardiff on +1 (450) 595 2042 or email ktvlemans@kangaroo.tv. They also have a website at www.kangaroo.tv

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