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Entries are now open for the 2024 edition of The Race Media Awards. Launched in 2022 to celebrate excellence in Motorsport PR, communications, and marketing, The Race Media Awards is now expecting entries for the 2024 edition.

This week in London, the WTF1 Talent group, who collaborate closely, gathered at F1 Arcade to meet with media, rights holders, teams, brands, promoters, and industry leaders to build valuable relations ahead of further collaborations in Formula One and Formula E.

The Race is expanding its reach with the launch of a Brazilian version of its YouTube channel. Legendary Brazilian motorsport journalist Lito Cavalcanti and his team will create the best Formula 1 content for one of the most enthusiastic fanbases in the world of motorsport.

The Race Media has proudly donated more than £10,000 to Blood Cancer UK, its first-ever nominated charity partner.

After a global search, WTF1 Talent has revealed the names of its first signings that will provide brands and rights holders with accessible, world-class content creators.

The relaunch of a new-look Driver Database, the creation of WTF1 Talent, the expansion of The Race’s video channels into more foreign languages and the creation of a Special Projects division – all lay at the heart of The Race Media’s exciting new plans for the future.

WTF1 is set to launch a new programme to develop the next generation of Formula One and motorsport content creators – WTF1 Talent.

Check out all the pics from The Race Media Awards from London –  a great day highlighting the pinnacle of the sport’s marketing, communications, and PR.

The Race Media Awards has revealed the shortlisted candidates for the upcoming awards presentation in London on February 1st.

The Race Media Awards has revealed the shortlisted candidates for the upcoming awards presentation in London on February 1st.