'I can't believe it': Unemployed 22-year-old wins two supercars after £5 prize draw entry
He’s planning to spend his winnings on a trip to Ibiza
An unemployed 22-year-old has hit the jackpot - bagging two dream Lamborghinis in a £5 online prize draw.
Jay Jay Fish, of Knottingley, was enjoying a night out with his girlfriend when he started receiving an onslaught of messages on his phone.
It was his mates telling him he had just won a Lamborghini Huracan EVO and a Lamborghini Urus S.


The former insulation factory worker had entered the Elite Competitions draw for just £5 and was left gobsmacked when he discovered his name had been picked.
Still buzzing the next morning, Jay Jay contacted the competition organisers and opted to take the cars rather than the cash alternative.
By Monday, he was at Elite Competitions' HQ with his mates to collect his prizes.
He said: “I was just so shocked at the size of the win, I couldn’t believe it.
“My friends were really happy for me too, just as happy as I was to be fair.”


But Jay Jay has decided not to keep them. The reason? He doesn't trust himself behind the wheel.
“I would have loved to have kept them, but I don’t trust myself to not scratch or damage them,” he said.
“It did feel very good knowing I did actually own two Lamborghinis at some point."
Instead, Jay Jay has put the cars up for sale - and already has plans for the windfall including an Ibiza trip with his mates followed by a holiday with his girlfriend.


Then he wants to put some of the money into property.
And after losing his job, Jay Jay says he's in no rush to get back on the tools.
“I don’t want to rush into a new job, I am going to try and enjoy myself for now,” he said.
“I will then start trying to get my ideas together of what I want to do, or what type of work I would like to go into.”
Alex Beckett, CEO and founder of Elite Competitions, said: “It is great to see him already deciding what he would like to do with the cash.
"A trip to Ibiza with his mates, a holiday with his girlfriend and putting some into property sounds like a pretty good way to make the most of such a big win.”