Paula Robaina

My passion for the world of motors and competition comes from my family, as I have parents who are fans of Formula 1 (although Pixar's 'Cars' also helped a lot). Since I was a child, I have followed the category with my family, on those Sundays when we all had lunch together at my grandparents' house and watched the races. Everything has changed a lot, from the single-seaters to the way we now consume Formula 1. But if something remains intact, it is the excitement that this particular world awakens in me. Over time, MotoGP also joined my love for gasoline, circuits, and tires. So, the answer to the famous question of “what do you want to be when you grow up?” was quite clear: Motor journalist.

At 17 years old, and before starting the double degree in Journalism and Audiovisual Communication, I took my first steps in my own blog, writing about MotoGP and F1. Some articles that barely reached 200 words but were my first contact. I went through different websites like Tercer Equipo, Time Just, or Mew Magazine until I decided to venture out and start betting on my own projects. Among them is 'The Sport Witch', a podcast where I talk about different aspects related to the world of F1, MotoGP, and football. By the way, if I sound familiar, it might be because you've seen me on Twitter posting memes about the different competitions I follow and commenting on Chelsea FC matches.