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The power of media in molding public perception—and by extension, industry practices—is undeniable. Our latest piece highlights how media coverage, both positive and negative, plays a pivotal role in the evolution of racing industry practices. A compelling read for media professionals and racing enthusiasts alike. 📰🏇 #MediaInfluence #RacingIndustry https://lnkd.in/g3eP3ZWC

“That helps explain, in part, why NASCAR is doubling its broadcast partners, which Herbst—currently vice president of sports, media, and entertainment at financial advisory firm K2 Integrity—is a fan of.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e4UQ_SFa #K2Integrity #FinancialCrimesRiskManagement #Investigations #Monitoring #Cybersecurity

Dissect the media's portrayal of thoroughbred racing! 1. Identifying biases in reporting 2. Analyzing the accuracy of coverage 3. Understanding the impact on public perception 4. Highlighting gaps between media narratives and industry realities 5. Proposing strategies for balanced reporting

Does anybody actually want to own a sports car? 👀⁠ ⁠ In this week's Midweek Episode, we dive into the 5 signs you're wealthier than you think – and what better way to kick it off than with the practicality of owning sports cars 🏎️⁠

In our latest article, we delve into the vital role of communication in shaping the thoroughbred racing industry's narrative. Discover the three key strategies that can effectively counter misinformation and steer public perception towards a more truthful and positive path. https://lnkd.in/gnFvr4qT

Explaining how teams can use floated crosses to their benefit at corner kicks, as well providing insight into how elite teams are strategically countering them. However, there is still an effective tactic used in elite leagues will be shown in part two via Total Football Analysis

New article on Isaac-Maxwell Journalism discussing the current Formula 1 driver market. With the drivers for the 2024 season unchanged from 2023, I detail the scenarios likely to unfold with the year's progression as many talented drivers view 2024 as a year to either secure their stay in or reach Formula 1 for, at the earliest, 2025. #motorsport #journalism #journalist #motorsportjournalism #motorsportjournalist #formula1 #f1 #f12024

Welcome to The Show Paul Skenes! Now let's give Skenes the proper Mechanical Analysis he deserves shall we!? WATCH THE FULL DETAILED MECHANICAL ANALYSIS HERE https://lnkd.in/eJ6pVqTM 🚨Key Components We’ll be Dissecting🚨 🚀 Accelerators + Drivers 🚀   Discover Skenes' unique approach to his delivery through the lens of our identification system, examining the key components that drive his pitching prowess to new heights we haven’t seen from a phenom since Stephen Strasburg 💥Setup + Initial Move💥   Uncover the crucial moments of Skenes' wind-up and the initial actions that set the stage for his pitch-perfect performance. 🦵 Lower Body Mechanics🦵   Delve into the intricate details of Skenes' lower body mechanics, including Drive Leg Mechanics, Hip Rotation Mechanics, and Lead Leg Block Mechanics. 💪Upper Body Mechanics 💪   Explore the finesse of Skenes' upper body movements, from Arm Action Mechanics to Trunk Rotation Mechanics and Glove Side Mechanics. ⚡ 3 Main Energy Systems in the Delivery⚡   Learn how Skenes maximizes his efficiency on the mound by harnessing Ground Force Energy via the Drive Leg, Forward Acceleration Energy via the Drive Phase, and Rotational Energy via Segmentation Mechanics in his delivery.

Explore Jake Dixon: A MotoGP Inspiration! Meet Jake Dixon, a symbol of determination and innovation in MotoGP, highlighted in an exciting documentary by Warner Bros. Discovery. This story goes beyond just motorcycle racing. 🌟 Get to Know Jake Dixon: Jake’s journey shows us the power of overcoming challenges and thinking differently. It’s all about pushing limits and creativity. This documentary gives us a sneak peek into what it takes to succeed in the competitive world of MotoGP. What Makes This Story Special? It offers a new view on how athletes build their brands and how media plays a crucial role in telling their stories. Think beyond "Drive to Survive"! 🔍 Join Jake’s Adventure: This is more than just about winning races; it’s about breaking through barriers and setting new benchmarks in MotoGP and beyond Wasserman https://lnkd.in/ej_DCknh

As a racer, you need to understand that being good in front of the media is just as important as being good behind the wheel. Why? Because motorsport is a team sport. You depend on your team that depends on sponsors that depend on the fans who buy their product and the tickets to watch you. So the circle starts and ends with you and what you say in public. Check out this video by the Road Racing Drivers Club in their series SafeIsFast. It has some of the most respected US racers talk about why the media is important. Alexander Rossi for example says that the relationship a driver has with his comms teams is just as important as the one he has with his race engineers. You also hear from Marshall Pruett, a well-respected, long-time US motorsport journalist. He says that it is important to always make sure to make the person you talk to feel like they are the most important person in your world right now. To look at them, not your phone or your shoes, and to fully focus. Sounds simple but there are numerous drivers who clearly have never heard that piece of advice. There are reasons why they don't focus, but that's a story for another post. Today, we'll focus on why it is important how you talk to the media. #safeisfast #RRDC #RoadRacingDriversClub #mediarelations #talkingtothemedia #youngracers #tricksofthetrade #racing #motorsportsPR