Larry Gagnon’s NMA Experience Motorsport journeys rarely follow a straight line. For some, it starts young and never really lets go, evolving over time as priorities shift but the passion stays the same. For Larry Gagnon, a student based in Canada, racing has been a huge part of his life. From competing on the ice […]
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Ed Sarling – Tutor at the NMA Written by Motorsport Tutor, Ed Sarling Last year I was at a race event, working with a team whose owner seemed vaguely familiar, but neither of us recognized each other at all. It wasn’t until he saved my number in his phone under “Ed Supra”—a common practice among
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Written by Motorsport Tutor, Ed Sarling Sometimes an opportunity drops in front of you and there are two ways of looking at it, either ‘that could be cool, but why would I need that’, or ‘that could be cool, I’ll work out the rest later’. I went with the latter! There’s always an amount of
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AI, Labels, and Learning to Think Differently Written by Motorsport Tutor, Ed Sarling AI is now a huge part of modern society, and it is especially encountered in education either for the better or for the worse. Anyone who has talked to me about this subject will probably think I am staunchly against it, however,
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The Land Rover Defender: Legal Complexities, Historical Evolution, EU Exclusion, and Legacy Written by Business of Motorsport Tutor & Anti-doping & Ethics expert Michele Verroken Watching F1 racing, the speed, skill, decision-making and technology makes me interested in how doping might manifest itself in this sport. Several sports have far more potential for doping as
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