EPQ Research Blog

 Source Analysis The first Source is: https://www.the-race.com/ The Race is a Media Company that captures all motorsports. This includes Nascar, british gt, formula 1,2,3 and 4 etc. The race have both a YouTube channel and also a website. There information can be biased based on the reporter. Overall they are mostly unbiased but some of the subjects talked about can lead to giving out a biased point and contradicting themselves. For example when talking about the current driver line up this year, they did a video on Logan Sargent. They said negatives about the young driver and then they also complemented him. Giving two different view points and leaving the conclusion a very unbiased outcome.  This is the front page today of the website. It is a very formal site layout and displays current and correct sports news. Certain authors can be slightly more biased than others when complementing a drivers performance. A big example is when you look at how two different authors write a...

 Research of Williams Formula One Team  https://www.williamsf1.com/posts/f88ae464-433f-4ea1-8471-a7a8d5b9fd51/williams-racing-formula-1-journey-the-origins?srsltid=AfmBOorZR_B2R1h5xv1nqKcxHXdOIkiV5NfGIbREoz-W_t_v5WdSQ-qx The Origins of Williams Frank Williams racing cars came first and was the forerunner to Williams racing. First time in the championship was at the 1969 Spanish GP, running a Brabham BT26A with a 3.0 litre Ford Cosworth V8 Engine. This care was a Privateer Entries, this means the car was bought from a supplier rather than constructed, this is how Frank Williams first got a team onto the Formula One grid. The driver for the 1969 Spanish GP was Piers Courage, who had a start-stop formula one career and also did some junior championship running in Frank' formula two and Tasman Series entries.  Although the Spanish GP ended with a engine failure on Lap 18, Piers Courage advanced 9 positions to take p2 in the 1969 Monaco GP two weeks later, proudly announcing t...