Review last fact-checked: 28 July 2026. No competition site pays to appear on Best Car Raffles.
High Speed Comps is a motorsport-flavoured competition site run from Mallory Park circuit in Leicestershire. The company behind it is real and its paperwork is in order — but its public reputation rests on a very thin base of reviews, and a handful of serious customer allegations have gone unanswered. We rate it cautiously, and we explain exactly why below.
The company and how it works
High Speed Competitions Ltd was incorporated in July 2021, is registered at Unit 2 Mallory Park, Kirkby Mallory, Leicester, and files its accounts on time. Competitions follow the standard skill-question format: correct answers go into a random draw within seven days of closing, streamed live on Facebook. Live examples when we checked on 28 July 2026: a £25,000 scratch-card instant-win pot at 99p a ticket; AirPods 4 or £120 cash at 37p (590 tickets); and a £150 gift-card autodraw at 49p. Free postal entry is a handwritten unenclosed postcard to the Mallory Park address with your details, the competition name and answer — one per postcard, registered account required. The cash alternative is discretionary: the terms only promise substitution if a prize is unavailable.
Why we are cautious
The Trustpilot picture is thin: 4.2 from just 137 reviews, only 18 of them in the past year, with 10% one-star — and the company has never replied to a negative review. Within that small pool sit allegations that deserve daylight, with the caveat that each comes from a single reviewer and none has been confirmed by any regulator or court: one entrant reported around £190 of small unauthorised card transactions after entering, said her bank linked them to the site, and reported it to Action Fraud (August 2025); another said a “Mallory Performance remap” raffle closed without a winner ever being announced and obtained a bank refund (May 2025); a third said postal entries went unacknowledged (February 2026). Set against that, several 2026 reviewers report instant wins paid the same day and smooth payouts. Both things can be true of a small operation — but the absence of any public response to the serious claims is itself a signal.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Real company with a clean, current Companies House record
- Cheap tickets and small entry pools on some draws
- Recent reviewers report fast instant-win payouts
- Live Facebook draws
Cons
- Tiny review base (137 lifetime, 18 in the last year) — reputation is hard to verify
- Serious single-reviewer allegations (unauthorised charges, an allegedly undrawn raffle) left publicly unanswered
- No engagement with any negative review
- Cash alternative discretionary only
Our verdict
We cannot call High Speed Comps a scam — the documented record does not support that, and recent winners report being paid. But with so little verifiable reputation and unanswered allegations on the record, it does not meet the bar we apply to the sites at the top of our leaderboard. If you enter, use a credit card for purchase protection, keep stakes small, and run the 10-point legitimacy check yourself first.
Sources: highspeedcomps.com and its terms (checked 28 July 2026), Trustpilot (uk.trustpilot.com/review/highspeedcomps.com), Companies House records for High Speed Competitions Limited. All customer allegations are attributed to individual public reviews and remain unproven. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.