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MOTORSPORT.COM
14 May 2015

World leading F1 news journalist Jonathan Noble joins Motorsport.com

Jonathan Noble, Motorsport.com Formula One editor
Charles Bradley, Motorsport.com editor in chief
Esteban Gutierrez, Scuderia Ferrari
Esteban Ocon, Sahara Force India F1 VJM08 Test Driver
Race winner Nico Rosberg, Mercedes AMG F1 celebrates with the team
Romain Grosjean, Lotus F1 E23
Daniil Kvyat, Red Bull Racing RB11
Fernando Alonso, McLaren MP4-30
Max Verstappen, Scuderia Toro Rosso STR10 and Felipe Massa, Williams FW37 at the start of the race
Esteban Gutierrez, Ferrari SF15-T Test and Reserve Driver

Motorsport.com continues to enhance its team with the hiring of acclaimed F1 news journalist Jonathan Noble as its F1 Editor.

MIAMI – (May 14, 2015– Motorsport.com takes its coverage of the world’s most popular racing series, the FIA Formula 1 World Championship, to another level with acclaimed news journalist Jonathan Noble beginning his role as F1 Editor.
 
Noble has spent the last 16 years with United Kingdom-based Autosport, where he most recently served as its Group F1 Editor.
 
One of the fastest growing motor sports websites in the world, Motorsport.com is a technically advanced digital distribution platform, which provides worldwide, multimedia motor sports coverage resulting in over 180 countries this year.
 
“I am thrilled to be joining Motorsport.com at this very exciting time,” said Noble. “There are very ambitious plans for the future and the website’s huge traffic growth over recent months shows that it is on the right track to become the go-to resource for everything motor sports related.”
 

World-class journalism

Noble’s first weekend representing Motorsport.com comes ahead of the upcoming street-racing extravaganza at glittering Monaco. He will be reporting from every Grand Prix around the world direct from the F1 paddock – renowned as the ‘Piranha Club’.
 
In his new role, Noble will lead the direction of all F1 content for Motorsport.com and report directly to Editor in Chief Charles Bradley.
 
“Having Jonathan spearheading our F1 coverage is the perfect scenario for our editorial team,” said Bradley. “Just like a great F1 driver, he’s got the ability to perform to the highest level in one of the toughest environments in the sport, as well as possessing the ability to lead a team and to push it forwards.
 
“From next weekend we will benefit not only from his in-depth knowledge and years of experience in the F1 paddock, but also his unrivalled ability to uncover genuine world exclusives. It’s the latest game-changing move in our exciting strategy.”
 
Noble joins F1 paddock veteran Adam Cooper on the Motorsport.com F1 news roster, and will also work alongside feature writer and columnist Kate Walker.
 

About Motorsport.com

Motorsport.com is an international network of online motor sports content, multi-national platforms, world-class digital distribution, video and interactive multimedia worldwide. Powered by passion and fueled by award-winning, cutting-edge technology, Our One Team, One World approach to motorsports content is staffed 24 hours, seven days a week and is updated continuously throughout the day. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, and in bureaus around the world, our 2015 global expansion will include entries in 14 countries in 10 different languages.
 
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Scott Sebastian: M +1 312.519.5040 
Vice President of Public Relations and Marketing