WWP Worldwide Today Announced the Firm's Return to F1 Grand Prix Racing Coverage in Targeted Coverage

Birmingham, MI, December 23, 2010 --(PR.com)-- "The US has historically been a problem child for F1," says WWP Managing Partner William Whitney, adding, "This time there is no excuse – they're building a new track to order down there [Texas] with all the amenities of a damn Disney city."

In addition to the firm's considerable experience as wire service correspondents WWP is a successful syndicator, corporate relations provider and most recently 'new media' aggregator. Mr. Whitney expects a strong early following of F1 enthusiasts, loyalists and pragmatists as his business and technology skewed reporting is scheduled to begin from the floor of both the 2011 NAIAS and SAE World Congress.

"We have, and continue to, recruit seasoned correspondents from the technology, industrial & manufacturing communities... no stone will be left unturned," says Mr. Whitney. Adding in the often acerbic manner associated with him, "F1 is the pinnacle of expertise, innovation and precision – not a bunch of Billy-Bobs trying to figure out which way to drive a circle."

WWP's existing F1 activities, The Austin Adventures operate out of the WWP Worldwide North American Headquarters in Birmingham, Michigan USA and are expected to fully occupy their Peruvian Bureau [Pisco] by late 2011. All graphics are managed by WWP Photo Director and the renowned international photojournalist Dani K. Liblang.

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