For this competition you view a photo of a football match. There is a ball missing from the photo. You have to choose the location where you think that the ball should be in the photo. Yup, that's right - it's spot the ball, but with a far better prize that they used to offer in the Sunday papers.

You can play online by purchasing one or more tickets, or next time you're in a UK airport you can also play in person. Most airports have this game going on and you can get a look at the cars in the flesh.

The usual restrictions apply. You have to be over 18 years old; you can’t work for anyone connected to the game or have some other inside connection. It costs £20 for each ticket but you can get 3 tickets for the price of two.

The cars that you can win are amazing. You can actually choose which car you want to win and there are plenty of super car choices. You can opt for the sleek Maserati, the stylish Aston Martin V8 Vantage, the Audi R8 V10, a Ferrari F430 and several others. You can also just go for the £90,000 in cash. With 2nd hand Porsche prices at the moment you can get a whole load of car for 90k.

Obviously my favorite is the super sexy Porsche GT3. Talk about a fantasy on wheels! Just look at the photos of it, this car is hot, sexy and the purr of the engine just makes my head spin, never mind that recent Ring time! I want to win this car. If the Turbo is the daddy of the 911 range, the GT3 would be the slightly unhinged and slightly-worrying stepson.

The GT3 has been designed with one purpose – to be the quickest car on the track, no matter where it is. Race-tuned adjustable suspension, the option of a roll cage, carbon-backed seats, and a 415bhp naturally aspirated engine all show that this 911 means business. It will amaze every driver, with the speed at which it will let you power through a corner, balancing everything on the tiniest throttle inputs. One of the best driver’s cars ever made.

Best of the Best give everyone the chance to own one of the most incredible super cars on the road. The sponsor of this competition has done a great job with their site making it very easy to use.

What would you pick?

The best part of this site is clearly the descriptions of the cars with photos that will have you drooling all over your computer keyboard. You will find yourself lying in bed late at night going through the options. Hmmm...GT3 + 3 weeks in the Maldives...no no....the M3 + cash, then buy my own 2nd hand gt2 for the track....actually..make that the cash, then a new Panamera?

So take a look over at our friends Bestofthebest.co.uk and see what you think. Prices for tickets are from £20 and with a bit of luck and your skills, you could have a new Porsche sitting in your drive by next month.

Talk about the thrill of anticipation!

Another team running Porsche's on Sunday are the Felbermayr-Proton team, who run a couple of 911 GT3 RSR cars in the near-standard GT2 class. With Marc Lieb and Richard Lietz’s win in Barcelona, the German squad had a perfect start to the season. Hence, Marc Lieb travels to Spa-Francorchamps feeling rather optimistic.

“Winning did me the world of good,” says Lieb. “But straight afterwards we concentrated totally on Spa. We still have a lot of potential in the set-up of our updated car, and that’s what we want to tap fully at the second race. We were strong in Belgium last year where I secured second and now with the further developed tyres from Michelin we’re looking even better. Apart from that, Spa is one of my favourite race tracks!” And ours too Mr Lieb...ours too!

The 3 drivers in the 2nd Felbermayr 911 are Horst Felbermayr Jr. (Austria), Christian Ried (Germany) and Francisco Cruz Martins (Portugal).

The IMSA Performance Matmut team are also racing a 911 GT3 RSR on Sunday, to complete a very strong Porsche presence in Belgium. Porsche works driver Patrick Pilet and Raymond Narac (both French) were running in 2nd place in the 1st round when they unfortunately were forced to retire and are well up for the challenge at this even with Pilet quoted as saying - “We now want to do everything in our power to make amends,”

Sundays 1,000k race in Spa-Francorchamps starts at 12.50 hours and runs over 143 laps or maximum six hours. Bring it on!!! Looking forward to catching the highlights on Mobile 1 - The Grid, and keep your eye out for some you-tube action as well as I'll get some videos links posted.

Video is in German, but it really doesn't matter. You will get the idea!