The Paddock Magazine
2015 November
Business & Finance, Industries & Professions, Purchasing & Buying, Hospitality, Tourism & Travel, Nonfiction, Sports, Motor Sports
| Author: | The Paddock magazine | ISBN: | 1230000826419 |
| Publisher: | Destination Grand Prix Limited | Publication: | December 4, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | The Paddock magazine |
| ISBN: | 1230000826419 |
| Publisher: | Destination Grand Prix Limited |
| Publication: | December 4, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Formula 1 is once again widening it’s spectrum of influence –
we are in for a treat to see the new race in Baku next year, and
Germany is back on the map. This issue of Paddock magazine
seems to be quite geographical in a sense that our writers take
on various challenges in very different locations.
A few examples: we’re organising an exceptional evening in
Monaco, catching up with champion BMW female riders in South
Africa, Australia and France, exploring the Indian giant Mahindra,
opening the workrooms of a new Formula 1 team in the US,
yachting around in Croatia, partying in Singapore and Abu Dhabi,
spotting key people in Mexico, plunging into the digital world to
see if a crowd-funded Formula 1 team is realistic and so on and
on.
Also, check out our bigger-than-usual columns & features
section, with relevant insights from motorsport experts about
what’s hot or not in the business of racing.
Formula 1 is once again widening it’s spectrum of influence –
we are in for a treat to see the new race in Baku next year, and
Germany is back on the map. This issue of Paddock magazine
seems to be quite geographical in a sense that our writers take
on various challenges in very different locations.
A few examples: we’re organising an exceptional evening in
Monaco, catching up with champion BMW female riders in South
Africa, Australia and France, exploring the Indian giant Mahindra,
opening the workrooms of a new Formula 1 team in the US,
yachting around in Croatia, partying in Singapore and Abu Dhabi,
spotting key people in Mexico, plunging into the digital world to
see if a crowd-funded Formula 1 team is realistic and so on and
on.
Also, check out our bigger-than-usual columns & features
section, with relevant insights from motorsport experts about
what’s hot or not in the business of racing.
