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The Race Media completed 2021 with more dominant “full throttle” growth and entered 2022 with even bigger numbers across all platforms.

While the Formula 1 World Championship came down to the final lap, the race to win the motorsport online content stakes was done and dusted long before the last lap of the season.

Trend-setting London venue The Steel Yard will be the home of the first-ever The Race Media Awards.

2021 will be remembered for one of the most amazing Formula 1 seasons, and WTF1 has taken full advantage.

The Race Media Awards, we’re reminiscing about the most successful motorsport campaigns we’ve seen and personally been involved in. Next on the list is our columnist Jim R Wright.

As the F1 season comes to its conclusion the interest for fans is exploding, and The Race Media are amongst the big beneficiaries.

During my career as poacher-turned gamekeeper-turned poacher–turned whatever I am now, I’ve been involved (directly or indirectly) in more comms and marketing campaigns than I care to remember.

To celebrate the launch of the inaugural The Race Media Awards we are asking industry veterans to celebrate the best marketing campaigns they have seen in motorsport. First up is The Race Media’s CEO and co-founder Darren Cox who is also the creator of the Nissan Playstation GT Academy.

For years the motorsport industry has produced amazing marketing, PR and communications. But never before has this fantastic and creative output been recognised. That just changed. Introducing The Race Media Awards.

The Race Media is set to expand its podcast range with a new “Lunchtime Tech Talk” series in conjunction with motorsport technical gurus, AVL Racing.