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Over 100 guests attended the annual MotoGP Press Conference before the British Grand Prix once again organised by Nick Harris Media Communications.
This year’s venue at the British Library was packed with journalists and guests for the annual filming, photographic and interview sessions with the leading MotGP riders. MotoGP stars Jorge Lorenzo, former World Champion Nicky Hayden and James Toseland plus the all conquering British 125 cc teenagers Bradley Smith, Scott Redding and Danny Webb spent over three hours with the media before departing to Donington Park.
Once again NHMC provided the media with what they wanted and the result, especially on radio and television was unparallel coverage on the build-up to the British Grand Prix.

Prince Harry wishes Bradley Smith good luck on the grid before the start of the 125 cc race at the British Grand Prix at Donington Park on Sunday. Nick Harris Media Communications worked closely with Bradley in the build-up and during the British Grand Prix to ensure maximum media exposure while also ensuring he was able to concentrate on practice, qualifying and racing at Donington.
We achieved superb coverage right across the media spectrum including a full page feature in the Times, interviews on BBC Radio One and Radio Five and interviews on BBC One and BBC South television.

Nick Harris Media Communications has spearheaded the campaign to publicise the amazing success of Bradley Smith in this year’s 125 cc MotoGP World Championship.
The 18 year old Oxfordshire rider recently won his second grand prix of the season at Mugello in Italy and we have ensured his considerable achievements have received the media coverage he deserves.
Bradley has been a guest on the the award winning Chris Evans show on BBC Radio Two, appeared on BBC South television news, ITV 4, BBC Radio Oxford while his grand prix success has been reported on BBC Radio One, The Johnny Walker Show on BBC Radio Two, BBC News Channel plus all the national newspapers.
In addition NHMC has helped Bradley write and produce his column which appears in both the national and local press. Also despatching releases, images and audio interviews from all qualifying and races at this year’s MotoGP World Championship.

Two Oxfordshire companies with International reputations have become affiliated to broaden their expertise and appeal to a World-wide client base.

Both Nick Harris Media Communications and Indigo Dingo Ltd will use their knowledge and experience in their respective fields to build an association that will benefit both companies.

For the last 26 years Nick Harris Media Communications has been at the forefront of International Sports PR and Media Communications.

The owners of Indigo Dingo meanwhile, combine  a 20 year track record in feature film and television production with top level sports marketing experience in football, Formula 1, air racing and the Olympics.www.indigodingo.com

Nick Harris, Managing Director NHMC.

“We are delighted to be affiliated with Paul at Indigo Dingo. His reputation within the television and sports marketing sector speaks for itself. I’m certain that working together on certain projects will benefit the clients in every way. Our two companies are only based a mile apart but the only time I used to meet Paul was at airports.”

Paul Wightman, Managing Director Indigo Dingo Ltd.

“Nick is something of a legend in motor sport and football, so I was delighted to discover that he and his team approach projects with the same creative flair and attention to detail as us at Indigo Dingo.  NHMC is a sports PR company which truly understands television and Indigo Dingo is a production company with a background in sports marketing, so the affiliation makes perfect sense.”

Contacts

Nick Harris

Email: nick@nick-harris.co.uk

Telephone: +44 (0) 7785 224 596

Paul Wightman

Email: paul@indigodingo.com

Telephone + 44 (0) 7930 347 586

The Publishers Little Brown has confirmed that copies of the Barry book written by Nick Harris and Steve Parrish are still selling well.  Copies in both paperback and hardback sold well up to Christmas and the trend continued in January.  The book was published in hardback, paperback and trade paperback.  In addition it was published as a talking book and with a special cover into the vibrant Australian market. 

Barry was first published in August 2007.