Garmin-Transitions Tour de France Promotion

Our prize draw, operated in conjunction with Transitions Optical, sponsors of the Garmin-Transitions Pro-cycling team, has now finished and the winners have been decided.

Photograph Gallery

We’ve created a photograph gallery of the prize draw winners. Full details of the winning opticians and patients are give below.

Grand Prize Winners

The grand prize was won by B Newbold (Leek) Ltd and their patient, Joy Harper. They will be travelling to Paris on Saturday July 24, having dinner at the 58 Tour Eiffel restaurant in the Eiffel Tower, and on Sunday they will be watching the final leg of the Tour de France.

March Winners

• The Garmin SatNav systems were won by Keith Brown Opticians in West Malling and their patient, Mrs Susan Nicholson.
• The £100 Eurostar vouchers were won by Maltings Eyecare in St Albans and their patient, Mr Martin Munro, and by Park and Brown Opticians in Billingshurst and their patient Mr W Arnell.
• The Apple iPod Shuffles were won by Waddams Opticians in Birmingham and their patient, Jackie Hague, and by C T Rees in Guisborough and their patient, Eileen Mitchell.

April Winners

• The Garmin SatNav systems were won by Ian Bell Opticians in Pudsey and their patient, Mr Colin Gardner.
• The £100 Eurostar vouchers were won by Date Opticians in Ossett and their patient, Pamela Watkins, and by Clapham Eyecare in Southampton and their patient Mr J Durrance.
• The Apple iPod Shuffles were won by D G Opticians in Huddersfield and their patient, John Pasicznyk, and by Forbes Eyecare Ltd in Chichester and their patient, Mrs June Lee.

May Winners

• The Garmin SatNav systems were won by Eyes of Swavesey and their patient, Mrs Julie Evans.
• The £100 Eurostar vouchers were won by Wycherley Opticians in Sutton in Ashby and their patient, Josephine Smith, and by Optim Eyes in Mytholmroyd and their patient Rod Sutcliffe.
• The Apple iPod Shuffles were won by Stuart Davidson in Hertford and their patient, Angela Skidmore, and by David Timmins in Sheffield and their patient, John Hall.