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The Race Media brand WTF1 has partnered with Daytona Motorsport, the UK’s premier outdoor go-karting group.

The Race’s Formula 1 podcast, hosted by Edd Straw and featuring regular contributions from Mark Hughes, Scott Mitchell and Gary Anderson, has been downloaded more than two million times since it was launched in January 2020.

The Race Media brand WTF1 has partnered with REVV Motorsport – an ecosystem for motorsport blockchain games by Animoca Brands, currently including F1® Delta Time, MotoGP™ Ignition, and the upcoming titles Formula E: High Voltage and REVV Racing.

The Race Media’s social-first brand, WTF1, successfully piloted its new Clubhouse concept at the British GP and welcomed an exclusive group of its Team WTF1 members to a campsite experience with a difference.

A new fan survey conducted by the leading digital motorsport media group The Race Media has highlighted key differences between the new generation of F1 fans brought to the sport by the Netflix series, Drive to Survive, and long-term Grand Prix followers.

Amazingly the ‘youth’ brand of F1 is almost 11 years old. Despite having been a well-established part of the F1 community for over a decade, the Brand is now reaching more fans than ever and has seen huge growth under the guidance of The Race Media Ltd.

Amazingly the ‘youth’ brand of F1 is almost 11 years old. Despite having been a well-established part of the F1 community for over a decade, the Brand is now reaching more fans than ever and has seen huge growth under the guidance of The Race Media Ltd.

Leading motorsport media company The Race Media Ltd has teamed up with global motorsports consultancy Motus One

At the Race Media, we are many things. We are content creators. We are journalists. We are podcasters. We are YouTubers. We are social media specialists

After setting the bar as YouTube’s home for motorsport in 2020, The Race has expanded its live-streaming line-up with Indy Lights set to be shown in 2021.