MOTOR SPORT MAGAZINE INCREASES CIRCULATION BY 12.6 PERCENT

London February 13, 2009: For the second year in a row, 'Motor Sport' has recorded a double figures percentage increase in circulation. The ABC total average net circulation for 2008 has increased by 12.6 percent to 33,210.

'Motor Sport's increased circulation comes in a year when the vast majority of motoring magazines in all sectors have shown significant decreases. This makes 'Motor Sport's sales growth even more impressive.

Editor in Chief Nigel Roebuck commented: "We have been working hard to make 'Motor Sport' more relevant to a wider readership by including contemporary racing, particularly F1, in addition to the historical articles for which the magazine is famous.

"It is reassuring to find that the ABC figures reflect this renewed enthusiasm for the magazine amongst our knowledgeable readership, who are clearly rediscovering the magazine for the first time in years, or perhaps - in some numbers - discovering it for the very first time".

'Motor Sport', the original motor racing magazine, published since 1924, is perhaps the best-known motor racing magazine in the world. The magazine with the distinctive green cover has built its reputation over 85 years and more than 1,000 issues as the true voice of the sport. This continues today.

'Motor Sport' is £4.95 published monthly.