A weekend full of up’s and down’s – read our Donington Debrief below Wow! What an incredible weekend for #TeamNMA. Last round at Silverstone saw the return of the Lotus Evora after working on it for 6/8 weeks following a wiring loom issue with the Mosler. It had its issues; which was expected considering it …
In response to a recent blog post, we were challenged to substantiate claims that there was a skills shortage in motorsport. The comment came from someone who had been trying for some years to break into motorsport without any luck. So, what’s the real situation? Are there more jobs in motorsport than applicants or are …
Jobs in Motorsport: Is there really a skills shortage? Read More »
Up until recently, the National Motorsport Academy has focussed on motorsport training for engineers. Our motorsport engineering degrees were the first online degrees of their kind and were designed to help professional engineers, mechanics and technicians to either make the move into motorsport or improve their employment and promotion potential within the industry. With the …
Sports governance is always complicated. Regulators have to consider everything – safety, competitiveness, logistics, technology – and still the sport has to be watchable and entertaining for fans. Motorsport is possibly the most complex sport to regulate and each year new challenges arise which governing bodies have to deal with. There are few other sports …
The Governance of Motorsport – Finding the Balance Read More »
In this week’s quick read, NMA Business School Tutor and Formula 1 fan Emma chooses her favourite F1 podcasts. On the Marbles Steve Jones, David Coulthard, Mark Webber & Special Guests One of the most popular F1 podcasts is on hiatus following the departure of host Steve Jones. Don’t panic though, with 29 episodes to …