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‘F1 Media’ Articles

BBC outline new F1 strategy

Written by Red Andy on 07 June 2010

The BBC have revealed their new approach to their coverage of F1 after they failed to win a BAFTA for their programme, borrowing several elements from ITV's approach to the sport to secure the support of the British Academy. [Read More]

Ecclestone blames hair for past controversies

Written by Red Andy on 31 March 2010

Bernie Ecclestone claims that his excessively long fringe has left him vulnerable to making controversial remarks, which are then picked up and reported on by unseen journalists. [Read More]

Questions over FOTA survey accuracy

Written by Red Andy on 23 March 2010

Results from the FOTA Global F1 Fan Survey have aroused suspicion that some of the reported figures may not be completely accurate, it emerges. [Read More]

Schumacher: Jordan return is “madness”

Written by Red Andy on 10 March 2010

Michael Schumacher believes that Eddie Jordan's return to F1 punditry with the BBC this year is a terrible idea, with concerns over how the Irishman will perform in a second year in the spotlight. [Read More]

Journalists confess to “silly rumours”

Written by Red Andy on 02 January 2010

Everywhere, Saturday: Formula One journalists spend most of their time deliberately cooking up silly rumours to trick syndication agencies into publishing nonsensical stories, it has been revealed today. Last week a Spanish website ran a story claiming that three-time world champion Nelson Piquet had purchased a stake in the Campos F1 team so that [Read More]

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