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Louise Goodman joins Honda F1 online

The Honda Formula 1 team has signed up with ITV F1's Louise Goodman. Louise will become the team's guest presenter at HondaRacingF1.com.

HondaRacingF1.com offers fans a truly engaging online experience and central to the website is Honda Racing TV - Formula One's first online TV channel - which takes viewers into the heart of the Honda team with a series of behind-the-scenes features created specifically for the site.

Louise, best known for her role as pit lane reporter for ITV-F1's coverage, will bring almost twenty years of motorsport experience to the role. She began her career as Press Officer for the Leyton House team and worked with Honda race driver Rubens Barrichello at Jordan Grand Prix at the very start of his F1 career.

Louise's first show is online now at HondaRacingF1.com as she spends the day with Rubens at a celebratory golf tournament to mark his historic achievement of becoming the most experienced Formula One driver of all time, with 257 Grands Prix to his name.

David Butler, Marketing Director of the Honda Racing F1 Team, commented, "Louise will be presenting a number of features with Honda Racing TV over the course of the 2008 season to give our fans a unique insight into the passion and commitment of the Honda Racing F1 Team."

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