David Plaza

The world of racing rarely has a middle ground: either its complexity completely absorbs you or it makes you look the other way. What happened to me was the former almost two decades ago, and since then, I have not stopped living the competition with the greatest possible passion, but without giving up the knowledge of such a complex and extensive sport.

I started my professional career in the world of Formula 1 in 2003, as a writer and later as the coordinator of the magazine 'Grand Prix International'. When it evolved to 'Grand Prix Actual' in 2009, I became the editor-in-chief. In 2011, I began to get involved with the digital branch of motorsport information through the portal BoxGP.com, while also collaborating with the magazine AutoBild to prepare their Formula 1 season previews. In 2012, I started collaborating in the technical and analysis area of F1aldía.com, while gaining experience in radio format - through the motor programs GPCast, Safety Car, and Vuelta RápidaGT - and television - broadcasting races for MarcaTV and through discussions and technical courses for Paddock Marca.

In February 2015, I joined the Motor.es team as a technical and current affairs writer, an activity in which I currently feel right at home, as it allows me to enjoy the competition and fulfill what has always been one of my wishes: to share what I have learned over the years with those who feel the same passion for racing as I do.