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| Etc: 'Sprout Awards to be broadcast on TV |
by Virgil Ellipse 27th Nov 2007 |
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The AutosproutAUTOSPORT
 Autosport in the days when headlines were a bit easier to write. For a significant part of the population, Thursday isn't just that annoying day that you have to get through to reach Friday, but Autosport day. That's the day when "the world's fastest magazine" plops onto the doormats of motorsport fans worldwide and gives them something to read in the smallest room for the coming week. The magazine boasts some of the industry's most highly regarded journalists, a handful of star contributors in the shape of current and former drivers, pictures from the sport's best photographers and a cartoonist who makes us laugh about one week in ten. The Autosport empire also includes autosport.com, a site to which dotdotdotcomma is clearly hugely endebted, as well as the McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver Award for young British racing talent (yes, Susie Stoddart, we're looking at you) and the Autosport International show, to which we once somehow got tickets for press day. TIGRA 16v: The tooltip with lowered suspension and a racing windscreen wiper Awards are to be broadcast on British terrestrial television for the first time in the event's 26-year history.
The star-studded event, taking place at the Grosvenor House Hotel this Sunday, will be shown on ITV1 on 4th December.
ITV will be using its usual F1 team to cover proceedings, so viewers can look forward to the producer cutting to advert breaks in the middle of the most interesting bits, Mark Bungle making no sense at all with his ramblingly incoherent analysis and Jar-Jar Allen annoying the hell out of everyone whenever he opens his mouth.
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