Written by Motorsport Tutor, Ed Sarling Arriving at Donington circuit as soon as the gates opened, it was a warm and sunny day with no sign of rain. I parked the truck in our allocated garage bay and we had set up and got the cars in the garage some 20 minutes later – The C1 and the MR2
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Liberty Media has undoubtedly done an impressive job of taking Formula 1 to new audiences. Compared to a decade ago, both the broadcast and trackside audience are significantly younger and more diverse. The Drive to Survive generation demands constant content and the appetite appears endless.
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Written by Business of Motorsport Programme Leader, Genevieve Gordon-Thomson Ten of the eleven F1 teams have their headquarters in one country: the United Kingdom. For a global sport that races across five continents, this level of geographic concentration seems almost counterintuitive. Yet, within approximately a 50-mile radius in the Midlands sits the most advanced and
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Ed Sarling – Tutor at the NMA Written by Motorsport Tutor, Ed Sarling Buckle up this 6 point harnesses, because this isn’t a short one. I had a few things I was going to talk about in this blog, but recent events took me down a different path. Now, I want to start by reiterating
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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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