Official Rules for Tucson Classics Car Show Chance to Win

Ticket holder must be 18 or over to enter.
You do not have to be present to win. We will contact you on the phone number or email address you provide on the ticket stub. Stubs must be clearly completed and received by the Rotary Office prior to 4 P.M. on Wednesday, October 16, 2024 or taken to The Gregory School on October 19 between 10 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. for entry into the drawing. Additional tickets can be purchased at The Gregory School at that time.
Winners, participants and attendees including minor children, give permission to RCT and RCTF to use their image for event promotion and media coverage without further consent or compensation.
For no extra charge, we can automatically enter you in the drawing. For a $2.00 mailing fee, we can mail the tickets you purchased with stubs for the holder to fill out and mail to the address on the back of the ticket. Tickets must be received prior to 4 P.M. on October 16, 2024.

TICKET PURCHASER: A ticket purchaser, or one to whom a ticket is legally transferred, must be a business entity or an individual eighteen (18) years of age or older, who is a resident of Arizona or physically present in Arizona at the time of purchase of the ticket. Only one individual or entity may be named on a ticket stub. The chance to win is conducted in English at the Show. A ticket drawn that does not have a readable name, e-mail address and/or contact phone number is invalid and will be disqualified.

WINNERS: A winner of any of the prizes is not required to be present at the drawing. RCTF will make reasonable efforts to contact the winner using the telephone number and/or the email address on the ticket stub within ten (10) business days following the drawing. In the event that the telephone number or email address supplied on any winning ticket stub contains an incorrect phone number or email address and/or if the winner cannot otherwise be located within ten (10) business days following the drawing, an alternate winner shall be chosen from the remaining tickets at a time and place determined by RCTF. Winners are responsible for shipment of prize if outside of Tucson, AZ.

DRAWINGS: There is no limit on the number of tickets that may be sold, but there is a requirement that a minimum of 15,000 tickets must be sold for the first place (automobile or cash) prize to be given away to the winner. If less than 15,000 tickets are sold, the first place winner will be awarded one-third of the gross proceeds of the ticket sales, less the state and federal taxes required to be withheld. Using cell phone time, tickets will be sold at the show up until 3:15 PM. Sales of all tickets are final and no refunds will be given. RCTF reserves the right to verify that a winning ticket was paid for with good funds and, if payment was made by check, to verify that the check was honored. The drawing will take place at the Show following the awards ceremony and is under the direction and control of the Chairperson of RCTF or his/her designated representative present at the Show. The chance of winning is determined strictly by the number of tickets sold. Members of the Rotary Club of Tucson, or officers and directors of RCTF, are eligible to win any of the prizes. The drawing shall begin by first selecting the winner of the first place prize, followed by secondary prizes (which may vary from year-to-year).

1. IF FIRST PLACE AUTOMOBILE IS CHOSEN: Winner must complete a W-9 and provide a cashiers check for tax due as computed by RCTF accountant. Car remains in RCTF possession until tax has been paid and required information provided. Title, paid for by RCTF, will then be transferred to the winner, after which the winner is responsible for picking up the automobile at a location in Tucson, Arizona, mutually agreed upon by the Winner and the RCTF.

RCTF warrants that the title to the automobile is free, clear and unencumbered. The automobile will be awarded to the Winner in an as is condition. RCTF will furnish the winner with its opinion as to the fair market value of the automobile for tax purposes, but does not warrant that the federal or state taxing authorities will accept RCTFs valuation of the automobile for income tax purposes.

2. IF FIRST PLACE CASH IS CHOSEN: Winner must complete a W-9, tax is deducted from the total cash prize, and the difference is given in the form of a check produced by the RCTF Treasurer.

WINNERS OF SECONDARY PRIZES: When accepting a secondary prize, the winner shall sign a Prize Awardee Release form assuming all risks, including taxes, associated with the prize redemption.

PRIVACY: Winners (either by purchasing a ticket for themselves, or gifted a winning ticket) shall allow RCTF to use their name, address and likeness, in perpetuity, for purposes of advertising the Show, without further consent or compensation, or the execution of a publicity release, unless prohibited by law.

ARBITRATION: In the event of any dispute, claim, or controversy arising between the purchaser of a ticket and the RCTF or the Rotary Club of Tucson relating to the chance to win, it shall be resolved by final, binding arbitration in Tucson, Arizona, pursuant to the Revised Uniform Arizona Arbitration Act, ARS 12-3001, et seq.

FORCE MAJEURE: In the event the Tucson Classics Car Show is cancelled due to inclement weather, pandemic, or other unforeseeable circumstances, the chance to win will still take place at the appointed time and prizes awarded, but no monetary refunds for ticket purchases will be given. Neither RCTF nor the Rotary Club of Tucson shall be liable for any delay or failure of conducting the Chance to win by reason of any act of God, acts of a common enemy, the elements, earthquake, fire, floods, riots, epidemics or other similar events or acts constituting an event of force majeure. If, through no fault of the RCTF, a proposed prize becomes unavailable due to cessation of manufacture, or destruction, or similar problem, RCTF reserves the right to substitute a similar product that is of equal or greater value.

GOVERNING LAW: Any case or controversy arising out of the Show or the chance to win shall be governed by the laws of the State of Arizona.

TAXES: At the time of the preparation of these rules, federal law requires that corresponding tax withholding on prize values of $ 5,000.00 or more must be collected from a Winner upon award and distribution of the prize. Federal and state withholding laws are subject to change without notice. The withholding laws in effect at the time of the award of the prizes will be followed. The IRS has taken the position that the amounts paid for chances to participate in a drawing are not gifts and thus the price of the ticket(s) does not qualify as a charitable deduction.