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At the Autosport Awards

  • December 6th, 2009
  • Posted in Movements

I’m lucky enough to be attending the Autosport Awards tonight as a guest of the customer publishing agency I do most of my work for. It’s always a spectacular event, attended by the great and the good, even though a few of them disgrace themselves (Martin Brundle’s public snipe at the chewiness of his steak [ READ MORE ]

Motor Sport Business Forum preview: the future of F1 media, part one – commercial realities

  • December 5th, 2009
  • Posted in F1 Media

On the second day of next week’s Motor Sport Business Forum we’re going to set down our cappuccinos and canapés long enough to listen to a panel on the media. It’ll feature some of the most authoritative people writing about Formula 1 in the English language. Media people talking about the media? It sounds painfully self-indulgent, [ READ MORE ]

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"Who are you, anyway?" It's the default put-down of the F1 high-ups when asked a question that's difficult, probing, or just plain annoying. Stuart Codling is a contributor to F1 Racing, AUTOSPORT, Autocar and the Red Bulletin, and is the author of the award-winning book Art of the Formula One Race Car, the critically acclaimed Real Racers and the forthcoming Art of the Supercar.
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