The "Communication, Journalism and Motor" event took place at the Fuenlabrada Campus of the Rey Juan Carlos University. The students coordinated by Vicente Sanz, from the Production Company of Classrooms, were in charge of covering the event during the two days in which experts recounted their experience in the different areas of the motor world.

The objective of the URJC is "to bring students closer to the professional world so that they can get to know the environment and awaken a possible vocation", says Vicente Sanz. In addition, Alberto de Armas, from Motorsport Network, assures that thanks to this type of collaboration “many students have been contacted by professionals to send their CV”.

"You have to try to be the best through your passion, sometimes you'll get it and sometimes you won't," says Fernando Gómez, director of Cubic Centimeters at Antena3. In his presentation, he was in charge of transmitting his experience in the program to the students. In addition, the speakers Jacobo Vega and Julio Morales reported on the reality of an F1 broadcast. Manuel Gómez, head of the Motor section at El País, and Pablo Cofán, SEAT's press officer, also attended.

On the other hand, Laura Martín, together with Jorge Torrecillas, spoke about the federations and reminded the students that “you have to have luck, but you have to be caught doing something”. All the guests encouraged future professionals to pursue their dreams. Javier Llorente, deputy director of Motor1; Emilio Salmoral, director of Salmoral Media and Pablo García, multimedia editor at Autofácil, were also part of these sessions.

The report that Daniel Seseña, Jesús Maldonado, Elsa García and Raquel Romero are doing will be available on the URJC TV platforms at the following link: https://tv.urjc.es/ . In addition, it can be seen through the social networks of Motor1.