Module 1: Introduction to the World of Motorsport
● History and Relevance: Historical evolution of motor racing and its economic and cultural impact.
● Actors and peculiarities: Overview of teams, drivers, federations and organizers.
● Geoeconomic and geopolitical analysis: Study of global economic dynamics and political influences on competitions.
Module 2: Legal Aspects in Motorsport
● Contracts and rights: Regulations related to sponsorship, television rights and intellectual property.
● International regulations: Analysis of the laws governing competitions worldwide.
● Ethics and responsibility: Discussion on ethical practices and sustainability in the industry.
Module 3: Marketing in Motorsport
● Sports marketing strategies: Techniques specific to the automotive and motorcycle industries.
● Sponsorships and activations: Managing partnerships and creating fan experiences.
● Endorsement with pilots: Using pilots' image to promote brand.
● Contract management and personal branding: Creating and managing the public image of teams and individuals.
● Environmental sustainability: Integrating green practices into marketing strategies.
Module 4: Digital Communication and Social Media
● Communication and digital marketing: Using digital platforms to promote events and teams.
● Event organization: Planning and management of live and virtual events.
● Drafting sports articles/interviews: Journalistic techniques for content writing
engaging.
● Social media: Management of social platforms to interact with fans.
● Videomaking: Creating video content to promote events and stories.
Module 5: Data Analysis in Motorsport
● Role of the data analyst: Analyzing data to optimize performance.
● Introduction to data acquisition systems: Technologies used to collect real-time information.
● Approach to the Software used: Tools for data processing and interpretation.
● Pumping checks, calibrations, grip analysis, braking: Techniques to improve performance on the track.
● Study of the laws governing the statistics and dynamics of motor vehicle: stages of the
curve, statics and dynamics, acting forces, dynamic indices.
● Exercises and interactive analysis: Trainees will be able to carry out the analysis directly, and approach the interpretation of a received data package. They will then discuss the various views together with the lecturer, arriving at a hypothetical setting together.
Module 6: Psychological Aspect in Motorsport
● Motivation and performance: Techniques to improve individual and
team.
● Emotion management: Strategies for dealing with pressure and stress during the
competitions.