Autosport International announces media partnerships

Autosport International (ASI) was bigger than ever in 2007 and aims to grow further in 2008, with the support of the industry’s most prominent media partners.

As the biggest motorsport show in the world ASI embraces the sport and every aspect of its industry, which is reflected in the mass of media partners for next January’s show.

Motorsport fans can follow the show’s development through Autosport magazine, Classic and Sports Car, Motorsport News, Karting magazine, in addition to F1 Racing who will be continuing its tradition of bringing the F1 grid to the show, enabling fans to get close-up views of the pinnacle of motorsport technology. Vroom, the Italian karting magazine will also be supporting the show as a media partner for the first time in 2008.

With two exclusive trade days opening the event on the 10 to 11 January, ASI welcomes media partners with a true motorsport technology focus: Racecar Engineering, Race Tech, Race Engine Technology, SAE-UK, Parts & Pieces, Machinery Market, Production Engineering Solutions, CAT, AutoTechnology and MTZ, the engine technology magazine.

These industry media partnerships will provide exhibitors and trade visitors with an excellent opportunity to engage further with the show and their target audiences and cover markets across Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France and the USA.

“Media partnerships are key to Autosport International,” said Nolan O’Connor, Group Marketing Manager of Haymarket Exhibitions. “We have developed long-term relationships with the sport and industry press, which bring extra benefits to our exhibitors and visitors.

“Strong media relationships emphasise that Autosport International is the true industry-leading show for motorsport across the world and I would like to welcome each of our media partners in the build-up to the 2008 show.”

On the day, Motors TV UK has signed to bring all the weekend’s events to people’s living rooms, from the Live Action Arena to the world’s motorsport greats.
Further media partnerships are already in the pipeline and will be announced shortly.

Autosport International will be open to the public on Saturday 12 to Sunday 13 January 2008 with trade days on Thursday 10 and Friday 11 January. Adult tickets start at £28 per day with children’s tickets costing £18.50. To book, visit autosport-international.com.