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Turbo 3.0 vince un importante premio editore indipendente di libri
We are honored that the Turbo 3.0 book not only won an IPPY Gold medal at the 2019 Independent Book Publisher Awards, but the overall win within one of eight "Outstanding Books of the Year" categories was special, tying for the Best Book Arts Craftsmanship category. This award is extra meaningful as all books published by independent publishers around the world were eligible, not just within the narrow field of automotive books. Tough competition for sure!
The IPPY “rewards those who exhibit the courage, innovation, and creativity to bring about change in the world of publishing,” with the judging criteria “based on quality of content, originality, design, and production with an emphasis on innovation and social relevance.” The eight overall Outstanding Books of the Year categories choose books from "regular entries for being the most heartfelt, unique, outspoken and/or experimental."
Many thanks to all the contributors to the success of the Turbo 3.0 book: art director Richard Baron; cover artist Guy Allen; cutaway illustrator Makoto Ouchi; photographers Claus Bachl, Michael Furman, and Randy Wells; editors Jonathan Stein and Mary Snodgrass; designer of our first book style Christoph Mäder; prepress support from iocolor with Stephanie Lock, John Bailey, and Gary Hawkey; and the printer Artron Art Group.
Published by Parabolica Press, Turbo 3.0 was officially available for purchase in October 2018. The 23rd Annual IPPY Awards ceremony will be held in New York City on May 28, 2019.
Turbo 3.0 finalista per Best of the Year di MPG
We are thrilled that Ryan Snodgrass' Turbo 3.0 book has just been nominated as a finalist in the Book category for Motoring Press Guild's 2018 MPG Excellence in Automotive Journalism Awards. In MPG's own words, the "annual celebration of excellence is intended to inspire automotive journalists, both present and future, to produce work of the highest professional caliber in specific categories."
It's an honor to just be nominated for such a prestigious award in the world of automotive journalism. Congratulations to the other finalists in the Book category:
- Hurley: From the Beginning by Sean Cridland
- Twice Around the Clock – The Yanks at Le Mans Vol. I-III by Tim Considine
Hurley is an absolutely fantastic read on one of America's greatest racing drivers, written directly in partnership with Mr. Haywood himself. I haven't seen Twice Around the Clock yet, but I've pre-ordered a copy as it looks like it will provide great insight into the history of American drivers at Le Mans.
Interestingly, MPG finalist nominations run deep with those involved in the Turbo 3.0 project. Richard Baron, the Designer/Art Director for the Turbo 3.0 book, also worked on the MPG nominated Hurley book. And Randy Wells—a 2018 MPG finalist in the Featured Video category for his film ICARUS—photographed many shots that appeared in the Turbo 3.0 book.
The winners in each category will be announced during the awards dinner on February 24th at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. Good luck to all.
Turbo 3.0 selezionato per il libro specialistico dell'anno 2018 di RAC
The Turbo 3.0 book has been shortlisted for the prestigious Royal Automobile Club's "Specialist Book Of The Year" 2018, one of the most prestigious awards in the automotive publishing industry. The winner will be announced at the annual awards event, hosted October 31st by respected broadcaster and journalist Simon Taylor at the Club’s historic Pall Mall clubhouse.
“We never fail to be amazed at the quality and variety of titles that our experienced judges propose for the Awards, and this year is no exception,” said Peter Read, the Club’s Motoring Committee Chairman.
The judging panel consists of of six experts who are totally independent of the Royal Automobile Club and represent the UK’s most informed motoring literary critics. The judges include Gordon Cruickshank (Motor Sport magazine), Mark Dixon (editor of Octane magazine), Ben Horton (independent motoring bookseller Hortons Books), Mick Walsh (editor of Classic & Sports Car), Christian Whitehead (motoring department of London bookstore Foyles) and Tom Wiltshire (book reviewer for Auto Express).
Carrera 2.7 selezionata per i prestigiosi International Historic Motoring Awards
Carrera 2.7 vince il premio IAMC Automotive Media Award
Il Carrera 2.7 libro vince il premio Silver Medallion al 25 ° Concorso internazionale dei media automobilistici (IAMC). Il programma IAMC è progettato per riconoscere e incoraggiare l'eccellenza in tutte le forme di media automobilistico attraverso il giudizio di professionisti dei media peer. I premi sono stati consegnati domenica 31 luglio al Concours d'Elegance of America a St. John's.
Riguardo a Carrera 2.7 libro:
I veri appassionati di automobili considerano la Carrera 2.7 RS della Porsche la archetipica 911 ... e meritatamente. Le auto sono leggere, reattive, decise e il motore di tipo 911/83 offre prestazioni scintillanti. Negli ultimi 40 anni la 2.7 RS è stata coperta in dozzine di libri e articoli. Tuttavia il suo successore - un'auto con lo stesso motore e DNA simile - rimane sconosciuto o frainteso anche da appassionati di Porsche di lunga data. Quell'auto è la Carrera 2.7 MFI. Il Carrera 2.7 libro racconta la storia completa di queste straordinarie auto sportive senza pilota.
Il libro Carrera 2.7 vince il bronzo agli IPPY Book Awards
Il Carrera 2.7 libro ha vinto la medaglia di bronzo nella categoria del libro Trasporti per il 20 ° IPPY Awards 2016 annuale.
Informazioni sul premio
Ogni anno dal 1996, il Premi libro editore indipendente la concorrenza ha identificato un elenco di lettura di libri progressivi e stimolanti, il tipo che può toccare vite, avanzare di carriera e allungare la nostra immaginazione. Con la tag line, "Riconoscere l'eccellenza nell'editoria indipendente", il IPPY I premi mostrano i migliori libri di tutto il Nord America e del mondo di lingua inglese. I premi hanno lo scopo di accrescere il riconoscimento delle migliaia di esemplari esemplari indipendenti, universitari e autopubblicati prodotti ogni anno e di premiare coloro che mostrano il coraggio, l'innovazione e la creatività per apportare cambiamenti nel mondo dell'editoria. I vincitori ricevono medaglie d'oro, d'argento e di bronzo e sigilli di alluminio per le copertine dei libri ogni primavera durante una cerimonia di gala durante la convention BookExpo America a New York.