The Lucky Drive version documented here closed on 15 September 2026 at 21:00. It is therefore a historical campaign description, not a currently available offer. The source does not identify the closing time’s timezone, so a more precise conversion would be unjustified.
One ticket record served several purposes
The headline Ferrari Purosangue belonged to a random draw weighted by ticket count. A larger share of tickets did not guarantee the car. The probability also depended on all other entries, a total the article does not disclose.
The free-spin allocation used thresholds instead of a draw. The listed bands ran from 70 spins for 7–12 tickets to 350 spins for 31–32 tickets. Those thresholds described a different entitlement from the random headline prize and should not be merged into one chance-based mechanism.
Side prizes had separate eligibility
The Rolex Datejust draw named five winners and required collection on at least six consecutive days. Total tickets and consecutive days were different measurements. A larger total did not necessarily satisfy the streak condition.
The MacBook Pro and iPhone draws each named 25 winners. A separate 10,000 USDT draw named one winner and required a cryptocurrency deposit plus at least one ticket. These conditions did not create equal eligibility for every prize.
Historical terms are not a new invitation
The prize names and quantities identify the documented campaign. They do not establish that another promotion with the Lucky Drive name has the same dates or rewards. Questions about a past result should refer to the campaign period, ticket record and specific draw, rather than an assumed current offer.
