Twice during the round , the champion may take a " pit stop " by pressing a handheld button . Doing so freezes the clock for 15 seconds , during which the champion may look over the answers again ; however , he/she may not respond to the current question until the pit stop has ended . The champion wins a trip whose destination depends on the number of correct answers given , as shown in the table below . During Schofield 's tenure as host , the champion then played the Wonderwall again ( on the same day as the Wednesday Lotto draw ) , but with no pit stops ; each correct answer awarded £ 200 , to a maximum of £ 4,000 . Afterwards , they were then also given the right to start the midweek lottery draws . Due to the September 11 attacks , the three trips to continental American destinations were replaced with alternates for only the second half of the 2001 series . The prize for giving only one correct answer was a stay at a bed-and-breakfast near the Gravelly Hill Interchange , popularly referred to as " Spaghetti Junction . " During Simon Mayo 's first year as host , the champion also had the right to start the Thunderball draw . In the second series however , the runner up in Round 2 started the Thunderball draw and the Wonderwall winner started the main National Lottery draw
September 11 attacks
September 11 attacks
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