Roger’s back with Part 3 of his ‘I want to Race’ Blog Series! If you read the last instalment you will know that it finished with me being immobilised. With my thumbs and wrists splinted and bandaged I discovered that getting in a racing car wasn’t going to happen any time soon. Any leverage on […]
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Roger Grimshaw – ”A Muppet in a Race Car” Following on from the last excerpt of my memoirs. I promised you that I would come down with a bump. But we are not getting to the punchline that quickly, you have got to put up with some more of my rose-coloured recollections before then. After
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Formula 1 has set itself quite the target – to hit Net Zero Carbon by 2030. But how sustainable is the sport already? Several racetracks have already taken up the challenge and have made great leaps towards the target with Dutch Grand Prix hosts Zandvoort leading the pack. Business of Motorsport tutor Emma attended this
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Just when many thought that GT racing was unsustainable and on borrowed time, a new collaboration between NASCAR and the FIA’s WEC may just signal a new golden era for closed wheel racing. Here, NMA Business School tutor James Bailey looks at what it means for both endurance and GT racing… NASCAR at Le Mans
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What makes a good final dissertation? A good start! Recently I was at an Oulton Park test day, minding my own business watching a friend with his new race toy. I got there as he was setting up and watched the meticulous way that he set up his pit garage – tools, jacks, axle stands,
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